The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-03
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIe en-
ERS.
IoFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.1

Regular meeting Of the Board of Police
Commissioners held in First Police Court
Room on Friday, December %, 1898.
Present-President Feeney and Commits
sioner Van Keuren.
On motion of Commissioner Van Keuren
Commissioner H. H. Abernethy's name was
added to the roll, and he being present, took
his seat.
Minutes of last meeting approved as pre-
sented.
COMMUNICATIONS N PETITIONS.
Communications. etc., were received and
disposed of as follows:
Communication from City Clerk enclosing
resolution of Board of Aldermen requesting
Board to direct the officers to make arrests
for violation of ordinance relating to the sale
of liquors.
Referred to the Superintendent of Police
to have the provisions of the resolution en-
forced.
Communication from Clerk OF Board of
Finance. enclosing resolutions, read, and or
dered spread on the midutes,
Office of the Board of Finance,
Jersey City, Dec. 81, 1893.
Honorable Board of Police Commissioners /:
Gentlemen,- The following resolutions
were adopted by the Board of Finance of
Jersey City December IA, 1893. and were
approved by the Mayor December 81, 1898.
Very respectfully.
MARTIN FINK,
Clerk.
Msolved, That the City Comptroller be
and he is hereby instructed to transfer the
sum of 50. 600 from the account of Committee
on Health to the account of Committee on
Hospital and Dispensary, Board of Police
Commissioners, fiscal year of 1892 and 1898;
and
Resolved, That the City Comptroller be
and is hereby instructed to transfer all bal
ances accruing from the several appropria-
tons of the Committee on Station Houses
and Prisons, to the credit of the Committee
on Station Houses and Prisons, Board of
Police Commissioners. fiscal year of 1892 and
1893.
Petitions of James 7. Nugent, VIM. t.
S~hanahan and G. P. Van Wrinkle, to be ap-
pointed p%atrolmen.
Referred to Committee on Appointments.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS
Claims were presented and referred to the
proper committees as follows:
The United Gas Improvement Co., gas in
stations, November, 1878 10; in hospital,
November, $96. Is.
M. Rockford, coal, to Second precinct,
November, $143. rs; coal to First precinct,
November, $143.7 rs.
Western Union Telegraph Co., kilograms,
$3.50. 80.
Time service, electric clock, So.
American District Tel. Co., kilograms,
June, 81. So.
James F. Anteureith, veterinary service.
March to November, $62.
Richard Wade, painting at Headquarters,
January and February. $3.50. rs.
Wood & Menagh, supplies, December,
ruary. $21 90; April, SIT. 33; Juae, $16. 06;
Iqly, % ~ H.. Augg 3s j.! 81 %; s%spt ssa es
$12. 80 and $94 81; March, $43. 81; April,
$50. 81; June, $18- 81; July. $13.13: Octo-
Der. 1872. 90; November, 1856. 93.
Charles Boltwood, supplies, January,
SIT .25; June, $1.27; July. $s1; September.
$12. 85. $40. IS, $75 and 81. 70; October,
$82. so, $137.20 and 81. -; November,
$40. 90. $40. 36, SIC. 95.
Adam Beck, supplies, February, $35. 80;
March, $24 so; April, $50; May, IL and
81. "a.
John Mullins. furniture, January, $217. 56;
June. $134. 90; September, $S7 IS.
G. j. Donegan. furniture, December,
1885,, $77.7O.
w. w. Farrier, repairs. Headquarters,
April. $18. 72; Fourth precinct, 1855.
John Kelly, repairs, Headquarters, Feb
ruary. $S5; to Third precinct, February,
$94. rs.
Michael Courain, repairs, May to Novem-
Der, 1888.
?. Mulhearn, repairs, Headquarters, May.
$3.50.
j: ". Grady & Co., supplies, April,
$3.50.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm add Tel. Co.
box and connections, $3.50