The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26

Number of persons found sick on the
street and in public places, IT,
tai. l To- = persons sent = =
Number Of patrol wagon calls. 1851.
Telephone messages sent. S,l5I; re-
ceived. 6,357; total sent and received,
.14,514.
Detectives Clark. McGuinness. keenan,
and Pa a1;ts Rodgers and Ho3derer are Gre
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
whom they We're referred. and resolu-
tons presented ordering warrants drawn
on the City Treasurer for the amounts
having been ordered and AIKEN
Ayes-All the members.
Committee on General Claims Acc
q. i. springsted, 1850; ]. H. Keim.
8o; Wood s. Menagh. $5.SS, So. 1854 and
John S. C%hadburn. sSS.7s: S. NJ. Jensen,
sl4.75. James Coleman, $3.50; The United
S Serge amP gs.gs; Rapi &c. 3 81 s g.; j s B: ".
e. Robinson, A.25; w. W. Farrier, s21.02,
FL 1915 s2ss; Fred scheer. $50; R. H.
ment CO, $50 $685. IS seq s 90; Jersey eys city ir1p Elee-
trie Light Co. $50. SIS; J.. McAnsland.
ssss z u g 6: 6~Hiskingbos5ham, sss; ! 6.
son River Ice Co, $3.50: G. o. Osborne,
81. 50: Coughlin Bros, $s5; International
on Works, 1851; Jersey City Printing
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Warden OF City Hospital submitted
TENDER, 1895. Ordered spread In full on
minutes.
Jersey City, October list, 1895.
Honorable Board of Police Commission
.Gentlenenl most respectfully submit
b following report for September,
Number of patients remaining in
hospital September 1st........... 81
Number admitted during the month ia
Number a. of patients discharged 10
Number discharged n-proved..... 81
Number sent to county institutions
Number died 10
Total 12s
Number remaining in hospital oc-
Number of surgical diypensary
Number of medical cases treated. ISL
Number of eye and ear dispensary
Number of ambulance eails......... IS
Number OF prescriptions filed dur
respectfully submitted. i''s
GEORGE O. OSBORNE,
Warden.
mitted report for quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1895. Ordered spread on min
utes:
Police Department, Jersey City,
October IS, 1895.
Honorable Board of Police Commissions
Gentlemen have the honor to submit
my report for the quarter ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1895. Following you will find
a statement of condition and workings
of the police patrol signal system in my
charge: also number of calls transmit
ted from street boxes to their respective
FIPcT ppECTNcT
Hourly reports from men on post. S.7s5
WasoI cans ~
Telephone calls 1900
SECOND PRECINCT.
Hourly reports from men on post. 3o.411
al calls 4S3
Ambulance calls q
THIRD PRECINCT.
Hourly reports from men on post. .H.1S6
Ambulance calls 4
Telephone calls SOC
FOURTH PRECINCT. LOVE-
Hourly reports from men on post. o. 81
Wagon calls 15s
Ambulance calls ............. 4
Telephone calls 1000
--2osOt1
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Hourly reports from men on post. Il, 1876
1891 cans ICY
AHlpulance calls ..................
Telephone calls 900
SEVENTH PRECINCT.
Hourly reports from men on post. u. 4s2
~ ~ agon calls q
~Ietephone calls 5G
IL ,SSf
Grand total 134, 1856
Il have made the following changes of
the signal boxes in First Precinct:-Box
n, from Essex and Greene streets to
Norris and Greene streets; box 122, from
| Washington and Sussex streets to WASH
lngten and Grand streets; box 142, from
Barrow, between York and Montgomery
streets.
The system throughout the six pre-
cincts is in good working order.
Yours very respectfully,
WILLIAM H. FOLEY.
Report of Veterinary. Surgeon for
quarter ending September so, 1895. re-
eeived and filed. Motion by Commits
sioner West and adopted that when We
adjourn it be subject to the call of the
Chair On motion adjourned.