The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-08
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.

OEG L. tAbOOGLDA&0Ds
Regular meeting of the Board of Polio
Commissioners held in First Police Court
| room, Tuesday. January 81, 1898.
Present-All the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS M PETITIONS.
Communications, etc., were received
and disposed of as follows:
Communication from Superintendent
| of Police Informing Board of suspension
| of Patrolman q. P. Kennedy. pending
the investigation of charges preferred
against him.
Communication from Superintendent
of Police calling attention of the Board
to the heroic act of Patrolman Patrick
| Mahon.
Ordered spread in full on minutes.
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
JERSEY CITY, Jan. 81. 1893.
Honorable Board OF Police Commits
GENTLEMEN: I desire to cail your at
tention TO an act of heroism on the part
of a member of this Department which
deem worthy of honorable mention by
your Board. On Thursday, the 10Th ill.,
slant, at n fire in the house of Matthew
| Bligh, No. sos Grove street. Patrolman
patrick Mahoney. OF the Second precinct,
l G0IGIetl LQ6 OuA dluG oul1GkuE dD II Ill L
uent risk of his life iu order to save
the lives of Others. I would respectfully
| suggest therefore that your honorable
Body adopt some suitable recognition of
the patrolman's bravery that it may be
entered on the official records of the de-
partment. AS Officer Mahoney is capable
| and faithful as well as brave, / would
earnestly recommend him for promotion.
Very respectfully,
e. +. SMITH.
Superintendent of Police.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented aDd referred to
| the proper committees as follows:
Payrolls of Department. January
| SIG, 453 IS.
Payroll sick and pensioned officers,
s796.SS
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Daniel Moran, coal to First precinct
December, S115; January, Sis.
Hauck Brothers. coal to Fourth pre-
cinct, December, $3.50: January, $50. so.
Coal and wood, Seventh precinct. Deem
Der, SIS so.
G. Duncan & Son, feed, December,
| $118.51.
Edward O'Donnell, feed, January,
$71.3 u.
Carscallan & Cassidy. feed, December
| and January, S42.63.
Alexander Watson. meals to prisoners
City Prison and First precinct, January,
$751; 30.
Peter Began, meals to prisoners Third
precinct, January. $3.50.
Charles O'Neil, meals to prisoners
Fourth precinct. January, $14.4 40.
E. M. Ayers, photos of prisoners, De-
| cember and January, $685. [.
Goddard & Son. supplies. December,
s5S As.
Theodore Gubleman. supplies. Decem-
Der. S35.
Dixon Crucible Co.. supplies, Deem
Der, S1.20.
Theo. Smith & Bro, repairs, Second
precinct, December, S10.43; Third pre-
cinct, January, $34. or.
John A. Will, repairs. December, $40. S5,
$2S. As: January, $780, rs and $24.75.
Philip E. Martin. repairs to First pre-
| cinct, December, SOS. II; Headquarters,
January, $42.2 8.
James Coleman, h~orseshoeing, Deem.
Der and January, IS rs.
T. L.. Armstrong, carpenters work at
station houses, December and January,
SS7.5 80.
| supplies. December, 500. 83.
Philip E. Martin, repairs and supplies,
Second and Fourth precincts, December.
$63. 10.
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:
COMMITTEES on Salaries:
Payrolls of Department., see, 435. IS,
Police Justices and Clerks. 9y9.99
Sick and Peusioned, S796. 88.
TO Be Continued.