The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-28

presented, received n ordered filed.
The Clerk reported that1i tho following
the required sixty per cent. Of duFy dur
ing the quarter ending February e. 1879:
Patrick Feehan, Engine Company NO. I
BENJAMIN Robbins. Engine Company
4. Buckingham. Engine Company
George Bannon, Jr,, Engine Company
John Sweeney, Engine Company No g.
John C~aEsiday. Engine Company No. ..
Peter Smith. No 2, Engine Company
Rathgerber, Engine Company No. g
]. T. Kimball. Engine Company No IL
Richard Jenkins. Engine Company No.
Charles w. Rose, Engine Company
Charles Korb. Engine Company No. 10.
Silas NJ Leach. Engine Company, NO.
George Klein. Engine Company No. 13.
AdoIph May, Engine Company NO. IA.
George K Warren. Hook and Ladder
Company No. l..
Philip. Dosch, Hook and Ladder Com
Frank Meyers. Hook and Ladder Com
Frederick. Eben. HoFTok and Ladder
Company No. 4.
oA tiiC 4EROit Hoo
the Chief Engineer directed to prefer
charges against I'll these nsned.
The clerk that the Chief
Engineer had filed. in his office charges
against the following named members
James coleman, permanent truckman
of Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.,
mNeglsc5 Of Duty, and Being absent
Jo 4 da5ans 4 sReNEmanent. R eerssm s5sef ct
from duty without3 leave."Ff~ :
And that copies of the charges had
been served upon the accused together
with a notice to appear~this evening tor
James Coleman and John Ryan on
being called, appeared and pleaded
The Board then took a recess upon re-
assembling all the member were pres
The President announced the decision
of the Board in the foregoing cases.
John Coleman, fined two % days pay.
John Ryan. fined ten 90 days a
by the votes of all the member OF the
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioners Kern and
hat when this Board adiourns it
does SO to meet on Wednesday evening"
Resolution by Commissioners il and
That the iron bedsteads, property Of
this department, and not at present IN
use, be and are hereby loaned to the
Jersey City Police Department for use
at the city Hospital.
Resolution by Committee on Salaries;
Resolved that warrant be ordered
drawn in favor of the foreman and men
salaries for the quarter ending February
%, 1895, as per list filed herewith, amount
ing in the aggregate to -Four thousand
and t~wenty-eight dollars and elghiy-uWo
Adopted by the following vote
ers Kern and Mills. ,sg
Nays-None.
Ahsent-None.
AUDITING CLAIMS,
Claims of BARLEY Coyle, $1S.45; Thos.
C. Hunter, $3.50; E.. A. Pyle, $81S, $50
| and 81 $50; James H.. Lopez, $3.50; Bart
ley Coyle, S2.65; G.. II. Piercy, SIS; Peo-
pies Gas Saving Association, $40; CO.. rs 4
and $51.45; Coughlin Brothers, S3S; Mackey
Young & Co, $50; H. N. Van Wagner,
| s25: b. Steele Son. ISL; John F I.audrine,
1888, $3.50, s5o.96, sl.36 and $26.5S; W, W.
Farrier, $10.S1 and $25.93; Vanderbeek q
Sons, S40.S5; 6. H. Piercy, $1.95; Theodore
Smith & Brother, $2S.1 Brinkman q
Hauck, $500; G. r. Lawrence, Sl0l90;
Vile & Miller, s74.4 C. o. Duncan, $76.T'
Van Wrinkle, s125.61 and the Jersey City
reported correct by the several com
mfttees, were ordered paid by the fellow
Yeas-President Brennan, Commission
ers Kern and Mills.
Nays-None.
Absent-Ncne.
On motion adjourned.
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