The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-14
BOARD OFF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
(Omcial Proceedings.)

(Oficial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting OF the Board or Po-
lice Commissioners held in First Grim
inaI Court Room, Monday, October 20,
1894.
Present-All the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred
to the proper committees as follows;
Payrolls of Department for October,
$27, 256. 70.
Payroll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, $616.66.
Payroll of sick and pensioned officers
1886. so.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Alex Watson, meals to prisoners, c.. P.
and First precinct, October, Sl73.70; Peter
Began, meals to prisoners, Third precinct
October, $27.75; Charles O'Neill, meals to
So. f0of'n precinct o''0'si ~
Referred to Committee on Feed of
Prisoners.
Hoboken Coal Co., coal to Third pre-
cinct and Sixth precinct, October, $15S. 50;
S.. kopedC & Son, repairs and SUPPLIES,
October, $50.
Referred to Committee on General
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following lain having been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
they were referred and on motion war
rants were ordered drawn on City Treas
urer for the amount by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordered and taken.
Ayes-An the member of the Board.
+, COMMITTEE ON SALARIES.
Pay roll of Department, s27, 256.7 70.
Pay roll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, $e16.66.
Payroll sick and penSloned oftlcerS,
$836.50.
COMMITTEE ON FEED OF PRISON
ERS.
G. A. Bouker & Son, $1O4.49
Committee on Feed of Prlsoners-
Alex. Watson, $17O.25 and $173. TO- Peter
Began, $25.65 and $27.75; Charles O'Neill,
$32.7O and 5000.
Committee on Photograph of Prison
j. H. Keim, s24.
Committee on Supplies for Statlons:oe
J.. F. Autenreith. $12;
Hauck, $3.50; ]. P: Landrine, $3,O5; 81 81 N:
Richard Jaschson. $3.50: BARLEY Coylee,
SIP so: J.. ~Shellenberger, $11.50; Wood &
Menagh, $12.65; William II; Rees, SI:2o;
Frank McDermott, $3.50; Phillip Mayer,
81; Wood & Menagh, $6.97; Thomas Co
gan, $3.50; Frank M. Foy, $l20; Croftord
Ice Company, $3.50.
Committee on Department Repairs and
Incidentals:-
Son, S10.05; W. W. Farrier, $3.50; Joseph
Burnbush, $18.22.
Committee IN Rentals
Frank NJ. Foye, $120. =.
Committee on Maintenance of Signal
Wood & Menagh, s55.2a; J.. Richards
& Son, $50.
The New York & New Jersey Telephone
Company, 1908. rs.
Committee on Lighting stations
The Jersey City Electric Light Com
pany $50; the United Gas Improvement
Company, $21S.25 and $3.50.
Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
Louis l.. Finke. ssl.s1; Samuel ]. Bla;
key, s4S.1; A. A. smyth, %s12O:71;, Fred
Schober, s163.52; New York Condensed
Milk Company, 1854; Joseph HiclEingg- g.
T. c. Brown & Van Anglen Company,
S115. rs; G. H. Percy, S13.97; Hudson River
Ice Company, $4S.9S; G. o.. Osborne,
s29.52 and 5000; Brfnkman & Hauck,
$50. 60; VIM. Robertson, $3.50; the United
Gas Improvement Company, $l5; George
Hill. SIS and S45; A. Post, $20.65; j. Shell
lenburger, S8.05: M. Abernethy, $3.50 and
~$144.5O; Yanderbeek & Sons, $1IA; Nor
Committee on Printing and Station
cry
j. w. Harrison. s22.95 and $685.; the
Jersey City Printing Company, 81; AL
bert Datz, SO; ]. F. Clark, $24; the New
Jersey Stats Zeitung Company, $23.S so;
Jersey City Herald, 81; Jersey City
News, $3.50; Evening Journal Associa-
The Committee on General Claims Ac-
count
Coughlin Bros, sas; Mackey, Young &
Co., $1s.25 and $1,000; Q. H.. Perry Sl12.5o;
Cogan, $112.50; Wood & Menagh, $3.50;
Gopsill & Vanderhoof. SLIPS; Anderson
Bros, $50, $3.50, s1s.62, $4,000, $65.o 90 and
$61.50; the Hoboken Coal Co., $l57:50; l..
Kopid & Son, $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY President Abernethy and adopted:
whereas, The amount of money APP
propriated for the putting in of steam
heat in the City Hospital Buildings is not
sufficient to meet the requirements OF the
lowest bidder to the said work;
Resolved, That the hon. Board of Fin
ance be requested to transfer the sum
of $3.50 from the account of Committee
on Health to the credit of the account
for putting in steam heat in City Hospi-
tai Buildings, fiscal year 1S94-95.
BY President Abernethy and adopted;
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor
of Annie Reynolds, widow of the late
John Reynolds, retired officer, deceased,
for $13.40, being the amount of salary
due the said deceased officer.
BY President A~bernethy and adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Health be authorized to advertise Tor
the streets, alleys, lanes and vacant
lots in Jersey City for the year COM
mencing December | 1894.
Resolved, That the Police Justices be
requested to have no prisoners detained
in the city prisons longer than forty-eight
hours.
By Commissioner West and adopted
Whereas, L the judgment of this
Board a proper place should be estab-
lished for the detention of female wit
nesses and prisoners where such per-
sons could be kept separate from male
prisoners and attended to by a woman
to be appointed by this Board; there
fore be it
Resolved, That the Committee on De-