The morning call., 1893-11-03
MOVING AT LAST,
Police Headquarters to Be
Changed.
Honday Morning Definitely Fixee
Upon-Orders Sent to the Va
rious Captains.

An event which has been positively an
nounced to take place on various given
dates in the past will, for certainty. be
an accomplished fact on next Monday
morning at O'Clock.
The event is the removal of police head
quarters from the old TO the new City Hall.
Chief Crowley gave out the interesting
informal yesterday morning, ard it was
subsequently, backed up by orders issued
to Captains Douglass. Shcrt, Dunlevy and
Stone.
Captain Douglass and Captain Stone are
assigned to the new City Hall, the latter
to take charge OF the prison there and also
to see that the prisoners at the old City
Hall are provided for
Captain Short is notified that all persons
arrested in his district. commencing to-
morrow morning at o'clock, will be dis
posed of at Courts and 8, new City Hall,
on the Monday following, and all persons
required to be removed by him, commenc-
ing from tomorrow morning, will be
taken to the new City Hall.
Captain Dunlevy is notified that all per-
sons arrested at the North and South
Harbor stations will be sent TO the old
City Hall for disposition by Police Courts
l and 4, and that when prisoners are re-
Quired to be taken from these stations he
will notify the officer in charge of the old
City Hall station, who Will send the pa
troll wagon for them.
Captain Douglass is notified that Sar-
geants Lndheimer, Bidwell and Shields,
Corporal Parotte and Officer Shaw will
report at headquarters to Captain Stone
for prison duty.
Sergeant Duncan is assigned for duty to
Court No. 3. new City Hall, Officer Behan
TO Court No. 2, new City Hall, Officer
Thomas w. Wallace to Court No. 4, old
Court No. l, old City Hall, and Officer
Charles Henry Joseph Mcdonald will re-
main at Court No. l, old City Hall. He
will distribute the cases 10 Courts and 4.
Sergeant Houghtaling is assigned TO the
new City Hall to do the same duty as
City Hall. Corporals Ayers and Burke
and Officers Harold and Bowin will re-
port at the old City Hall for prison duty,
and Corporal Ayers will perform the duty
Of the same nature as was performed by
Sergeant HOughtaling, viz, warrant Off
Ger.
All persons arrested in Captain Doug
lass district, commencing tomorrow
morning at o'clock. new City Hall ex-
cluded, but harbor police included, will be
disposed of at courts and 4, old City Hall.
on the Monday following. and to be con-
tinued until all of the courts are estab-
lished at headquarters.
The patrol-wagoDs will continue to
bring prisoners to the station-houses
within their circuits as heretofore.
The sergeants will continue to do duty IN
their respective sections and report at the
stations therein until further orders.
PlisnEers who have cases pending In
courts and will he kept at the old City
Hall till their cases are called, when they
will be taken to the new City Hall and
kept there till their cases are disposed of.
Chief Crowley, in speaking of the re-
moval, said that Monday was an important
day for him in regard to his connection
with the Police Department. 1t was on
Monday, December 3. 1866. that he frsl
took charge of the department, and con-
tinued till 1873 Then on Monday, De-
cember 8, 1879, he again took charge of
the department, and has continued in
Office ever since. Now be will take up bis
new quarters in the new City Hall on
Monday, November 6