The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-20

November, $50. December and January,
$l20; James Culemau, horseshoeing. De-
eember, $40: NJ. Rockford. coal to Sec
ond precinct. due to- January. $l59 As;
Martin Ziuner, one clock AMI repairs TO
Second precinct, December, $7; he Jer-
sey City News. printing manuals. De-
cemher. $40; O'Brien & Williams, gas
fixtures Second precinct. December. $40;
n. j. Car Spring and Rubber Co., 225 feet
of hose and attachments, January. S31 so;
Chas. Bolt wood, supplies, December.
$35. so and $50; BARLEY Coyie, horse
snoeiug, December and January, $50 80;
Albert Daiz. printing and stationery,
December, Sl9l and SIS. so; A. Gorrell. ice
10 Headquarters. Decem her ana January,
Is. TO-; Kate Murphy. cleaning S>cona
Precinct, December, 81 so; Honora Don-
nelly. c'e4ninQ Second Precinct, Deem
her, 81 so; Mary Bunce, cleaning Second
Precinct, December, 81 80.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses ard Prisons.
F. Jacques, bread to Hospital, Decem.
Der. sos 05.
G.. 5. Wins. medicine to Hospital.
December, $I1406
Henry Beatty, meat to Hospital, De-
cember. $3.50 50.
F. Cook. groceries to Hospital. De-
cember. 1888 70.
Green groceries to hospital, December.
1923 "a.
Martin Zinner. r%eoairs to clock at Hos
spital, January, 500.
Hugh Duyan, feed to Hospital, De-
cember, $26 %.
Hudsoa River Ice Co.. ice to Hospital,
December. $33.
Referred to Committee on Hospital aud
Dispensary.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ferred to the prope committees were by
them reported correct, and resolutions
presented ordering warrants drawn on
City Treasurer In favor OF claimants as
follows:
Committee on Station Houses and Pris-
ons.
Patrick McKeuna $500.
Report of Superintendent OF Police
Superintendent submitted annual report
Of the business OF The Department for
the year. 1891. Communication accom-
paying report ordered spread On minutes
and report filed.
Superintendents office.
POLICE DEPARTMENT,
j. C.,Jan. Is. 1899
Hon. Board Of Police Commissioners
GENTLEMEN-In submitting a repor of
the work Of this Department just closed,
I wish to return thanks to your honor
able body for the hearty cooperation aud
untailing support you have Invariably
given to the executive branch of the De
partment. Through your efforts the
numerical force of the Department has
beer increased. There is still room for
improvement in that direction. New
station houses have been erected and
fitted up, affording the men suitable ac-
co%mmodRtions which were very much
needed. In this direction, also there is
room for further Improvements.
The patrol system which is about to be
introduced will, l am sure. greatly pro-
mote the efficiency of the Department.
yIT;.A-,% 1;~ Ia. n dafofl~ NJ 90 (nIx
say that the Police Department of this
city is in better condition now than ever
before. Two new station houses-one in
the Fourth the other in the Second-havc
been built during the year. In addition
to this the Third Precinct Station House
has been entirely renovated and put in
good condition. l trust that before the
close OF another wear we will have u new
station in the Fifth precinct. There have
been some changes in the Department
Sergeant Sybrasky V an Buren, was re-
tired. He had attained the age of sixty
years aud had bsen in active service
twenty years, Sergeants Roberts and
Shrope and Patrolman Jones were placed
on the retired list in consequences OF per
manent disability.
Other changes were causeo by death.
In this list are Captain Thomas Ed
mondson and Patrolman William Burns.
retired officers; pstrolTen C., E. FranKam,
| JeuplS oErIuAu hhh ANhVA = =
OF the Sixth precinct: James Ryan, oil
the Second: c. j. Vanderschmidt, of the
Fourth. Ii Benjamin Keyser. doormau
of the Fourth. all Of whom were in active
service.
/ desire to express my hearty hanks to
the rank aud file OF the Department for
the efficiency and willing manner in
which they have performed their duty.
Very respectfully.
CHRISTOPHER p. SMITH,
SuUt. of Police.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion ny Commissioners Van keurer
and adopted:
That il he the sense of this Board that
the Senator from this ounTy be re
onested to prepare a bill TO enable this
Board to build a new station in the Fifth
precinct.
Motion by Commissioner Van keurer
and adopted:--
That when we adjourn it be subject tt
the call of the Chair. .
On motion adjourned.
G. p. ROBINSON,
Clerk.
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