The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-13
BOARD oE POLICE COMMISSION
1omcial Proceedings.l

BOARD OLE POLA&sE COu4nAAoSAO
EIRS.
fOficial Proceedings.1
Regular meeting of. the Board OF romeo
Commissioners, held in First Srimanai
Court room, Friday November 80, 1884
Present-An the members. 90
Minutes of November 10 and ~ ap-
PP leEsd OF coMMUN1cA-
Tons AND PETITIONS.
Communications, ETC., were received
and disposed of as oilowsE
Communication from Clerk of Board OF
Finance enclosing resolution dlrectlns
Comptroller to transfer to an account
to be known and designated as Gen
balances of the following appropriations
of the Board of Police Commissioners,
fiscal year 1893 and 1S94:-Feed of horses,
feed of prisoners, photos of prisoners.
repairs and incidentals. incidentals to
Chief of Police, telephones for Signal
System, maintenance of Signal system,
lighting station houses, printing and
stationery, hospital and dispensar1es ana
rentals. Filed.
Communication from Patrolman John
Reedy, Fourth precinct, requesting 10
be retired on half pay y according DIM o1 to
month, and being 81 years old.
Referred to the Committee OF the
Whole.
IClllC llAly PODAI ~ PSARO1t
service to the department of horses and
furnish all necessary remedies, also that
may be required by the Board of Health,
for the sum of $500 per annum.
Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Petitions of E. G. supperly and James
H. Jobson to be appointed patrolman.
Referred to the Committee OF the
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as
81, osSs.5s
Pay roll of Police Justices and Court
ss44.s2.
Referred to the Committee on Salaries.
Vile & Miller lie feed to Department
P. and list Precinct, November, s15O.so.
Peter Began, meals to prisoners, Third
Precinct, November, S21.75.
Charles O'Neill, meals to prisoners,
Fourth precinct, November, 1851.
Benjamin Murphy, incidentals, Sep
TENDER, October, and November, $l5l.45.
in Stations, November, 1886.
The United Gas Improvement Co., a
in Hospital, November, S1l3.l5.
T. P. Landrine, supplies, November,
Wood & Menagh, supplies, November,
$3.50.
vandsrbeelk5 J.. : Son, lumber to Hospital
H. N. Van Wagenen, kindling wood,
Fourth precinct, November, $40.
Wood and Menagh, supplies, November,
Richard Jackson, h~orseshoeing, Third
precinct, November, S..
j. S~hellenberger, supplies, November,
J. T. Autenreuth. veterinary service,
October and November, $40.
Western Union Telegraph Co, time
service of clock, October and November,
A. A. McGucken, repairs, Fourth pre-
cinct, October and November, $24.2o,.
Edward Nash. repairs at Headquarters,
Henry oTtieib, repairs to harness.
Third precinct, October and November,
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs, November
". W. Farrier, repairs to stable, No
vember, $685. repairs, First precinct,
$3.50.
n. Y: & \, J: T; Co, e5 rent of boxes
vember, $751; 81.
Samuel !; Blakey' 60 green groceries to
J. j. Durr, meat to Hospital, Novem-
NJ: AbernesttihGy1e medicine to Hospital
J.McAusland, bread to Hospital, Octo-
T. G. Brown & Van Anglen, dry goods
to Hospital, $S4.0S.
N. Y. Condensed Milk Co., milk to
Hospital, November, $66.50
Louis L. Finke, groceries to Hospital,
j. H. Waatzel, milk to Hospital, No
J.. McAusland, bread to Hospital, No
Vanderbeek & Sons, lumber to hospi-
tai, November, $S.73.
r. 49, = g. ,,-i;oo - Lasni4oJ
November, $52.40.
A. Dompierre, supplies to hospital, Mo-
vember, $1o2. 05,
J. P. Landrine, supplies to hospital,
November, $16.12.
]. Welker, supplies to hospital, 500.
]. Shellenberger, supplies to hospital,
November, $25S.25.
Hudson River Ice Company, ice to
hospital, November, $14.N
w. w. Farrier, repairs to hospital, No
vember, $3.50.
]. F. A~utenreith, veterinary service,
October, 81.
vember, s15.76. III
G. O.. Osborne, i%ncidenthls, October and
J. c, Printing Co., printing minutes,
Referred to Committee ON General
Claims Account.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by Committee to whom
they were referred and OF motion war
rants were drawn on the City Treasurer
for the amounts, by the following vote
the ayes and nays having been ordered
and taken:-N
Ayes-Al the members.
Committee on Salaries:-
( ,Payrolls of department, $27, OBS, SO.
Payroll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, $616.66
Payroll of sick and pensioned, sS44.92.
Committee on Fuel
Fisk & Brown, $7.70.
Committee on General Claims Account:
Thomas Cogan, $50. 81; G. A. Bouker &
Son, s1S.7s: E. s.. Greedy & Co. $173.5 so;
$s1, $3.50 I'M SIS; the United Gas I'M
provement Company, 1906. 80, 1913. 80, 1886
and $l13.1 Is; Anderson Bros. $14.6S and
and $14.67; j.. Fl. Klein, So; w. w. Far
rier, $5.35, SLAB, $2.75. $3.50. 500, sS.S5 and
$3.50; Brinkman & Hauck, $171.S0; M.
Gorrell, $20,37; w. H. Post, $3.50; John
Bannon,. $3.50; vanderbeek 8 Sons, s45.42,
$40, $25, SO, 1851 and $3.50: S. Kopido &
Son, 500. IA: J.. P. Landrine. SEATS. Ss.64,
$50, S12.57. $41.47 and s16.12; Martha Haugs,
$5.55; F. B. Jones & Co., SIS and SIG; Rich
ard Jackson, SIS.
.-o.Brien & Williams: 50; Thomas Rush,
and s2o4; Timothy Burke, s225; F. o'con-
Gopsell & yanderhoof. s23. rs; L. W. Lam
drine, $50; Joseph Smith. $50; William
Andre. $45, SIS and $53, r. II. Weaver,
$9.75; d. Steele & Son. $3.50, $52.4O and
S2S4.C6 Joseph Seals. SIG; s. NJ. Jensen,
$40; The Greenville Fire Alarm Co, $3.50,
J. Shlallenberger, 1921. IL, $13.4 40, S25S. 25;
Henry Smith, $15.15; Thomas F. Adams,