The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-03
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

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printed.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications, ETC., were received
and disposed of as follows:
Communication from Clarence Lynn,
attorney for Lawrence O'Brien, owner of
house recently occupied as Second Pre-
cinct Station.
Referred to Corporation Counsel.
Resignation of DR.. f. StraughD. City
Physician, Fifth district.
Accepted.
Communication from A. E. Costello,
Historian of Police Department.
Referred to Superintendent and Chief.
Communication from Superintendent
of Central Stock Yards and Transit Co.,
requesting to have special police power
granted to Benjamin Jarous, j. McCar-
thy, James 1ierney, NJ. Dolan and G. w.
Coughlin at their yards.
Referred to the Superintendent with
power.
ASSASSINATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
Pay rolls of Department., January,
$25. 1874. ~.
Police Justices and others, 81. 1892.
Sick and pensioned officers, Sl.204.S8.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Charles O'Neill. meals to prisoners,
Fourth precinct, January, SO. 35.
Martha Williams, cleaning Third pre-
cinct, $1S. Co.
Hinorah DonnelIy. cleaning Third pre-
cinct, January, $780,.
Frank McDermott, ice to Second pre-
cinct, December to January, S32. 10.
A. Gorrell, ice to Hospital, Second pre-
cinct, December and January, $50.
Western Union Telegraph Co., time
service, electric clock, $40. so.
Daniel Moran, call to Hospital, Second
precinct, January, Sill.
Hugh Mclaughlin, coal to Second and
Third precincts, December and January.
$247. so.
A. NJ. Stein s. Co., one bay horse. $500.
O'Brien & Williams, gas fixtures, Third
precinct, $14.
Alexander Watson, meals to prisoners.
City Prison and First precinct, January,
Ss7.S5.
Hauck Bros. GOAL to Seventh precinct,
December, $40. so; to Fourth precinct. De-
cember, $50. so.
w. l.. Waite meals to prisoners. Third
precinct, December, $31.75; January.
$23. 70.
Albert Datz, stationery, January, 800.
Charles Grossly, repairs to boiler Head
quarters, December. $50. 70.
Joseph F~antenveigh, veterinary service,
S64 Is.
Wood & Menagh. supplies, December
and January, S64. rs.
Western Union Telegraph Company,
kilograms. December and January,
$110.1 "a.
John Maloney. plumbing work Third
precinct, $685. 81
Referred to Committee on Station
houses and Prisons.
Albert DATE, printing and stationery to
Police courts, December and January.
$347.75 u.
The JERSEY City News. printing and
stationery, January, 500. rs.
DarrAI fo Gnsn, r,itfaA IN T0vfnki-x
and Stationary.
F. Cook, groceries to Hospital, Deem.
Der and January. $2S5, 70; green groceries,
S33.7 rs.
Hugh Mclaughlin. coal to Hospital,
December and january, S203 so.
G. S. Wins, medicine to Hospital, jan
uary. $l17.05.
Haucs Bros, kindling wood to Hos
pital, December, 81.
g. o. Osborne, extra help to Hospital;
January, $50.
j. SheIleub berger. harness to Hospital,
January, Sc.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dlspensary.;
AUDITING CLAIMS.
Tho 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. 1874 So;
police justices, $1,3S3.32; sick and pen
stoned, 81, 204,SS.
Committee on Station Houses and
Prisons.
Frank NJ. Foy. $50 aud $12o; S.
Buckee, S55; Alexander Watson,
and $3.50 Honeral Donnelly. 81. so; Mar
tina Williams, SIS; Mr.. DonneIiy. 50; Mary
Bunce, 81. so; Kate Murphy. $3.50; Frank
McDermott, $50, 10; Martin Zinner, SAT-
A. Gorrlll, IS. 10; Joseph Seals, 81; r. HI;
Weaver, "a, $3.50. $7.65; Wood & Menagh.
$3.50; Western Union, $40. so; Jersey City
Herald, sl;aO; Jersey City News, s, 80 and
form, sl59,45; Daniel Moran, Sic; Hugh
.McLauehlin, S247 SO; O'Brien 81 Will
Jams, $40; A. Nj. Stein d Co., 500; Kelly
Bros, $4S5; Michael Kelleher, S495; Phil
lip +. Martin, $3.50; Patrick McKenna.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary
Henry Beatty, $780, 5 and STAT. rs; +.
jacques, $38 45 ant sos. o5; John Kelly,
S164 20; f. Cook, $3.50. rs, S23.04. S2S5. 70 and
$33 rs; Hugh Mclaughlin, S203 80: G. S.
Wins. $l14.06 and SLIT .05; Eiauck Broth
ers. s32 and 81: G. .. Osborne, $50; !.
~Shellinberger, Sc. 80; V~anderbeek, $40. AZ;
Hugh Dugan. SIC %; Hudson Ice Co.,
S33; Martin Zinner, 81.
Committee ON Printing and Stationery
Albert DATE, $347. rs; Jersey City News,
$65.25.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be re-
quested co cancel warrant No. 674. Book
IS, drawn in favor OF Thomas Edmond
son, retired officer, deceased, for s62 50,
and that q warrant be drawn on City
Treasurer III favor of Mrs. Robina +, b.
Edmondson. widow of deceased, for
$62. so. Pension Fund.
BY Commissioners Kelly and adopted:
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor Of Mrs.
Martha Murtha, widow of Patrolman
William Murtha, deceased. for 500 81,
salary due the said Murtha.
Report Of Warden of City Hospital for
January read aud fled.
President Feeney called Commissioner
Kelly to the chair, and on taking the
floor spoke of the trouble occurring at
fires in consequence of the police not
being able to recognize reporters who
wanted to 80 through the lines, and
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