Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

To Assume contol Of Police
tisadqusrssa
she BEGINS HER WORK TO-DAY


TIE police mat1on Eili tske charge q
Der dspaftment al ; o'clock tnls 1A1rn-
ing. STE saoisid have tsgua Yesterday.
bat osinz - ths sact that her rooms
we're not quite ready she sas aliosed u
g hoaia again Her s4lary vii 10
ABOUT s,eo year fOs the tSst year Slth
a sIixhx r..ass Ihs seeo1d ysar- Al the
conmis-soesrs were pressnt yesterday
sxcsps M Withy. Marshal Lsmoin 40.
noaaeed tho dsath q Captain R0wley
Of Na. 3 tr,ck- he SPOKE an ths highest
tsrms u Captain ko~ley a. al ofncer.
The funeral sih tsks place SUNDAY al
o'clock. in the second Street NJ r.
church. The masoaie burial service
vii 10 said al ths grave. Tho msfshi
stated that DC eished 10 turn out As many
as possibis without eripphng The EN-
elency % the department. tie also 70
ported the Ioaia street ire. HE said the
one story bciidlng aFected D. j. Lamb.
against ms advise and vigorous protest.
wxs ms cause u the greatest troaoie.
Thsre Esrs 90 parIitlou walls IN the
hasemsnts and tie IRE swept along and
sas conslkaIly breaking out beyond the
place xhtre the nreuisn acre working.
lie sa.d the owner u two II the build
ings /. al ,.skssi 70 le allowed 10 repair his
balAhngs The matter was IN the haasls
~ a COMMITTEES " the couBclL tie gave
Il - his opinion that but one OF the
b4sldlngs could be repaired. undeT the
ps0visIon Of ooe clause u the building
ordinance IL Vas the opinion u the
beard that these buildings should not
bs repaired
Superintendent Carr reported that be
bad ssnt blanks % seeond hand dealers
and aklbrOksrs with Instructions 10
quake reports daily a. required By the
nes regulation. He bad received one
or tao pr0testz One man had said that
he uidcomply with the regulation. but
that IL would Dc greaE damage 10 his
business Another sscond hand dealer
SAID he woald not comply with the regu-
latiOn. bat would 20 oct u business
nrst The superintendent also reported
that the inatron's rooms would be ready
for her this morning and that she would
report Tot duty at ; o'clock today. She
reported yesterday. but as the rooms
were not really for her had returned
hone.
Y. X. tino made application for a
position ~ signai operaios. Placed on
ala
The following accounts were allowed:
r. r Vest. sGss, A. Hanish. s22is; ID.
W Gailap. s6ll7: ire department.
49,. Smith 1. Hicks. s2lO. Thomas -
wykss. 49,. Harvey a Hsysfek. si.i3,
4. r. West 4 Co. si25. Bs-sorstte X
Nee urdy. 80 -, =. Shriver. s26S.
The committe. on men and discipline
reported in regard 10 the suspension OF
Ofbcer Vefgever that Mr.. Veryevcr
claimed that he heard shot and left
his beat % Investigate. lie claims he
ealo@ back as soon - possible. Sergeant
Mccarthy was near by and saw Verg
ever lsave bis beat and enter a saloon
he xatchet a. $50 ham come out aud
-aw NeFgever open the door from the
ineide. out he did rot come out The
nest they saw q him he was back on
his beat The committee found that
Nerzevcr Sas probably In the saloon.
but they gave him the henefit Of the
doubt and rsinstated him with loss Of
pay during suspension. The report was
adopted
The finance committee reported that
the heutenants IN charge Of No } chem
ical and Va hook ADD ladder. which
coillsied GA Bridge street November l.
should pay the damages. g. Adopted
Ia PatrOlman Thompson's cas-. re
ported fur neglect 20 try doors on his
beat the copmitfes stated that Mr.
Thompson had received a lecture from
tho COMMITTEES and he was rrinstaisd
On motion % Commissioner BendeE
the pay q the matron vas Il red At al 81
PER day .ar the arst year. and s205 after
the hrst year