The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-08
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
IoFFIcIAL pkocEEDINGs.i
Regular meeting of the Board OF Police
Commissioners, held in First police court
room. Monday. February 20. 1892.
Present-President Feeney and Com
missioner Kelly.
Absent-Commissioner Van Keuren.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
CONCENTRATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications. ETC., were received
and disposed of as follows:
Communication from his Honor the
Mayor, informing Board Of Complaints.
having been made to him of police officers
not paying their grocery bills.
Received and filed.
Communication from Warden Of City
Hospital calling the attention of the
Board to the want of proper sewerage at
Hospital,
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
D1SpenSary.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:
Pay rolls of Department. for February
SOS, 1874. 49,.
Police Justices and others, 81, 1888 SO.
Sick and pensioned officers. 1898. Ii.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
John "A. Effray. rent Fifth precinct
station to March. $50; Edward o'DonnelII,
Daniel Moran, coal to First precinct,
February, Sis; Mersheimer & Prigge,
coal to Sixth precinct. February. $50. so;
l.. A. Bettighofer, harness and supplies,
January, $94. 10; John A. Moley. repairs,
February, $14; Green & Donnelly, re-
pairs. February. $50; w. l. Waite,
meals to prisoners, February, s3s g; Ed
Phillip Martin. plumbing work, Third
precinct, December, s474; Michael Kelle-
her. repairs. Third precinct. December.
S293: Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners,
City Prison and First precinct, 500 05;
Charles O'Neill. meals TO prisoners.
Fourth precinct, February, $2l 10; Wood
& Menagh, supplies, February. $l4. 80.
Referred to Committee or Station
Houses and Prisons.
Fred Cook, groceries to Hospital, jan
uary and February. s272 n; green gro
ceries to Hospital, January and Febru-
airy. 500. IS; John Kelly, milk to Hospital,
February, $167. 20; G. l.. Wins, medi-
cine to Hospital, February, $11S.65 !; H. G.
Otto & Sons, N. Y. & N. j. Telephone Co.,
tolls n rent due to March, $45; G; Q.
Osborne, extra help to Hospital. Febru-
AIRY. $50; incidents due to February, 1884,
IS.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary. ~
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ferred to the proper committees were by
them reported correct, and resolutions
presented ordering warrants drawn on
City Treasurer in favor OF claimants as
follows:-
Committee on Salaries-Pay rolls of
Department.. $25 ,634.24 Police Justices
and others, Sl.3S3. SO; sick and pensioned
officers. s69S15.
Committee on Station Houses and Pris-
1 On a. 4. a. Effr ry $685. AleSan de
$685. 81: Adam j. Beck, s57.7 rs and IS. rs;
Wood & Menagh, $64. rs; l. Shellenburger,
$145. GA; MacKey, Young & Co., 500 90.
$50. 90 and $50. 90; J.. Tumilty, $50. 90;
Hauck Bros. $42. $57. so, s.S3S 90; $40, so.
$40, so; SIS IS and Is. rs; Daniel Miarn,
$115; Hugh Mclaughlin. $183. %: Iner-
scheimer & Prigge. $50. 80; r. W. Weaver.
SIS, 90; BARLEY Coyle: 49,. so; James Cole
Motley, $14; Charles Boltwood. 1874;
John Mullins, 1904. 90. S4l0.82, $4S.S 81; A.
Walter. $25; O'Brien & Williams, $40 and
$14; photographic Window Shade Co.. $50;
Green & Donnellv, $50; John Mullins &
Co., 1868. AZ and 1910. SO.
Committee on Printing and Stationary:
The Jersey City News, $40 and So: N.
J.. Stats Zeitung. $40. 80.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary:
Fred Cook, S272.Y and SIS. IS; John
Kelly, $167. 70; Henry Beatty. $l75.6 So; A.
Post, $33. SO: +. Jacques, $50. so; e.. S.
Wins. s11S. 65; J.. & j.. Eager. $sl. 10; F.
G. Otto & Sons. SOS. SO; Mrs. e. Drisooll.
SOL. &c and $50. 43; N. Y. and N. J. Tele-
phone Co., $45; G.. O.. Osborne, $50 and
Condensed Milk Co. $2S. SO; Charles Bolt
wood. Sill. 80; Hudson River Ice Co.. S22. so;
Hugh Dugan, $27. rs; Hauck Bros, IS;
APPOINTMENTS.
By President Feeney and adopted:
Resolved, That. John d. Donnelly, Fred
erick Siller and John Murphy be ap-
pointed patrolmen, subject to the
By President Feeney and adopted:
Resolved, That Frederick j. Armstrong
be appointed inspector at the new build
ing at hospital, to take effect March l. at
a compensation of 81 per day.
By Commissioner Kelly and adopted.
Resolved. That Matthew Mahoney be
reinstated as Datrolman.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY President Feeney and adopted:
Whereas, There being no sewer con-
nection from the Hospital property ex-
cept through the property of Mrs. Rdd-
derow adjoining, and that connection is
but q 4.inch pipe that is toos small; and
Whereas, The expense or q
proper connection with the Montgomery
street sewer for the new building now
erecting would cost much more than it
would to purchase the adjoining prop.
erty to enable the Hospital to make 1t;
therefore be iJ
Resolved, That the Hon. Board of FL
nance be requested to make provisions to
purchase the adjoining property needed
for said purpose, or make an a%ppropria-
to perform the work required as it is an
absolute necessity to have proper wv
connections from the Hosn!tal.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly and adopt
ed that when we adjourn it be subject to
the call of the chair.
On motion adionrnad