The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-06
BOARD OF POLICE COMnI SsION
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Official Proceedings.)
Regular meteing of the Board of Police
Commissioners held in First Criminal
Court room, Monday, October Is, 1894.
Present-An the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
The board on motion proceeded with
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred as follows:
Patrolman William Connors, Third pre-
cinca, charge, absence without leave.
Patrolman Frank ]. Regain. Sixth pre-
cinct, charge, absence without cave.
The board having heard the pleadings
anr testimonk in each case, retired for
elaboration and on assembling sentenced
the accused officers that were found
Patrolman William Connors, found gull
pay.
Patrolman F. J. Regain, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined one days a
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIoNs AND PETITIONS.
Communications etc, were received
and disposed of as follows:-
Communication from Clerk of Board of
Finance, enclsing resolution directing
Salaries of Police Justices and Court
Clerks the sum of $2,4e0 and from &C
count of feed of prisoners, $500.
Resignation of Chanceman Joseph A.
Hartford to take effect from Nov. 5. 1894.
Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
the proper committees as follows:
G. A. Bouker & Son, feed to depart
ment, September, $l04.49.
Referred to Committee on Feed OF
Horses.
Alex Watson, meals to prisoners, c. P.
n First precinct, September, $l7O;25.
P Began, meals 20 prisoners, Third
| precinct, September, $3.50.
Charles O'Neill, meals to prisoners,
Fourth precinct, September, $50. 70.
Referred to Committee on Feed of Pris-
oners.
J. t. Autenreith, veterinary service,
August and September, $l2.
Brinkman & Hauck, supplies, Septem-
j. P. Landrine, supplies, September,
L. NJ. Jensen. h~orseshoeiug, Fifth pre-
cinct. September, $11.25.
James Coleman, horseshoeing, Fourth
precinct, May to September. S1S.55.
Richard Jackson, horSeShoeing, Third
precinct, September, $3.50,
BARLEY Coyle, horseshoeing, First pre-
cinct, June to September. $3.50.
Wood & Menagh, supplies, September
and October, $l2.65.
j. shellenberger, supplies, September
and October, $11.50.
s7. a"- fees' "ps
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
| Station Houses.
Fred Unger, repai' ness, Fifth
precinct, August to { al1S0.
Thacker & Son, rep patrol wagon
Third precinct; March 70 August, 5000:
Repairs and Incidentals.
Wood & Menagh, supplies to signal
system. September. $5S.23.
Referred to Committee on Maintenance
N. Y. s. N. J.. Telephone Company,
rent of boxes to September 80, S305. rs.
Referred to Committee on Telephones
| for Signal System.
JorcpV CIV Electric TiPht EOmDAnV.
two lights, First precinct, September,
$50.
The United Gas Improvement Company,
| gas in stations, September, S21S.25.
The United Gas Improvement Company,
gas in Hospital, September, $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Lighting
Station Houses.
| Louis l.. Fiuke, groceries to Hospital,
September, $s1.e1.
Hospital, September. SSH.
A. A. smyth. groceries to Hospital,
Fred schofur. meat to Hospital, Sep
's n. T. Condensed MIX Co. milk to
| Hospital, September, $685.
Joseph H~ickingbotham, milk to Hospi-
tai, part Of August, $50.
Joseph Hickingbotham, milk to Hos
pital, September, 81.
J. P. Landrlne, supplies to Hospital,
+. G.. Brown & Van Anglen Co... dry
goods to Hospital, August and Septem-
Der, S115.76.
c. II. Percy, repairs at Hospital, Au-
gust, 1887.
Hudson River Ice Company, ice to Hos
pital, September, $4S;sS.
G.. O.. Osborne, incidentals, July TO oc-
g. o. Osborne, extra help to Hospital,
| August to October, 5000.
Brinkman & Hauck. repairs to wagon,
VIM. Robertson, repairs to Hospital,
October, $3.50.
| plies to Hospital. July, SIS.
George Hill, carpenter work at Hos
pital, September and October, SIS.
A. Post, fish to Hospital, September,
J.. S-hellenberger, supplies to Hospital,
| September and October, SS.O5.
Referred to Committee on Hospital
and Dispensary.
J. w. Harrison. printing and station
cry, September, $22.95.
The ]. c. Printing Company, printing
minutes, September, 81.
Albert Datz, printing, October. $40.
J.. w. Harrison, printing, October, SS.S0.
John F. Clark, printing, October, $24.
Referred to the Committee on Printing
Coughlin Bros, coal to Hospital, July,
$500.
Holmes & Cogan. coal to Fifth pre-
cinct, $l12.50
Mackey, Young & Co.. coal to Fourth
| precinct, April, $1,000.
Maekey, Young & Co., coal to Fifth
precinct, January and February, S19,25.
C. H. Springstead, coal to hospital,
September, $27.
8. H. Perry, coal to hospital, August,
Gopsel & vanderhoof, coal to First
| precinct, October, S7,125.
Anderson Bros, cleaning and repairing
| heater, Miro precinct, October, $4,000;
| cleaning heater, Fifth precinct, October,
$500; repairing stoves, Sixth precinct,
October, 1882.
Wood & Menagh, supplies for heaters.
october, $3.50.
| cinct, October, $112.50.
Referred to Committee on General
Claims account
Report of Warden of the City Hospital
showing cash received from board of
patients and sale of drugs during Sep
TENDER, ss5.45 and presenting receipt
from City Treasurer for amount.
Filed.
WARDEN submitted statistical report for
September, ordered spread on the min
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