The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-20

sestsd hv Chise Lsydsa, end, % motion
a ths mayess The chargse aeaanse LgdeG
80 80 sasai@sssly dis@'sssd and - vas
The case q Ollesr Hosau, who was sus.
psadsd pending an invsstieattoo int The
ooath 81 John Doyle, who was killod In
9ess Geleoa street . fsw wseks aeos vas
theo taken ~. Calliek moved that Hogan
Nauls ssid hs dh ne& Ike the appsar.
o0ee 81 the ease and e vas noe Q matter
% b hastily dealt With. II u was an &C.
ctoeot 10 was unfoetunate for tho omeee,
bat The faes remained that Doyle sus'
tained injuries whieh resulted in his death
while bstna taken 70 Jail Aaule STATED
maj nsss Swv nss So., ses .s S os
n dealing With men who veee ARRESTED
tor feloaise, bat he YES eppossd 70 unp
necessary foros In minor o6enses.
TIE mayor then seconded Gallick's mo.
tion that Hogan b psinststsd, which pre-
vailed b. . vote ef 3 to !. Nauls voting In
the negative.
Gallick then nearly knocked ths othsr
commissIonsrs SILLY by moving that ON
Ger Dwysr, who wac suspendsd 10 days
ago for insuhosdination, b rsinstatsd
with with full .S pay: He ssid that b. b 'rSss.L M.
had not been In the saloon moro than
three minutes when the chief found him,
aud that hs IVES on duty 81 the time, b.
ing on his way 20 supper. he spoke OF
Dwyer's recognised sllciency and claimed
that the chief bad Qrudse against him,
which resulted in bis suspension.
This was indignantly dsnisd b. The chief
and led % . rsd-het wordy war between
.Lst me talk" shouted Callick to the
ehisf "You'vs GOT no right In here. any.
way.n
"if ! rsmsmbsr rlshtly.n quietly ~
stdsd somswhat. "you came hses With .
BIG kick about not bsine able 70 flnd %.
liceman - the western part Of town after
search lastlng too weeks. Yet whom
dnd man away o6 bis bsat aud report
him and hs V suspended, yeu cesne 10
here and move 10 rsinstats him With full
pay. That's no way to enfoees discipline
and ne no encouragement 70 me- 70 report
mon who fail 70 do THAR duty"
This turned ths laugh neatly o. Cal
lick, who took II good nasurstily.
chief for having brought the old charges
against Owysr and vas sharply criticised
himself In turn b. Chairman Heophy.
Caliick happeued TO mention that he
had known OF several shortcomings In one
o. two po)icemsn and Brophy brought
him 10 task foe mot having rsporteal them.
The commissioner thsu Ros I'll mixed up
with every ono talking q ouces
When things quieted down . little, the
mayor stated that Dwyer bad admltted 10
him that hs had dens wrong In telling the
chief 10 90 TO h-l and that hs bed prom
led that u be wss rsinstatsd u would noe
oonup aanln. ThA mnvoe ho1aava6 that
the ehlsf bod done bic duty In suspsnding
b. stood In with him.
Brophy and Nsule sxprsssed thsmselvss
10 the came effect. They were opposed
TO any "monksy husiusss" In the Do.
partmsnt and 70 oMlssfs talking baek u
thstr 'sapsrsee officers In aa insoasnt
mAunor.
Dsysr vas thsa saissd IN. He sAsssd
that = nan1inod thAA - - hooa -Opnnl
70 . certain ssteat and if rsinststed 4
would not oeeu. again.
On motion Of Gallick the oflcer vss
then rslnssatsd. The chairman can
toned the chief and marshal to enforce
riaidiy discipline hereafter aud 10 grant
no conssssion: to any oiiiosr..
were David Nsikeljohn, George II. Lswis,
John Lsydsn aud N. O'Doansll. Ths
marshal reported two vacancies on ths
force. which tho commission proceeded "a
hll. Gallick nominated Alex. O'HAndlsy
Duean named Charles StonsburR. NAuls
nominated Charles Wilson and NeNieh
ole named p. H. Gibbons. The vote ~
sultsds O'HAndlsy 4. Stonsbure ., Glib
bons 2. Wilson !. The names OF o. Hand
ley and Stoueburg were ordered sens Il
the council for confirmation.