The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-26
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
(oFFICIAL P-RoCEEDINGs.)

City Clerk.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICIAL PRoCEEDINGs.)
Regular meeting or tne Board of Po-
lice Commissioners held IN First Crimi-
nal Court room Tuesday, October 10,
1885.
Present-All the members.
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PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
COMMUNICATIONS. etc, were received
and disposed of as follows;-
Communication from Clerk of Board of
Finance enclosing resolution directing
the Comptroller to transfer the balances
Of appropriations present fiscal year,
Claims Account. Filed.
Petitions of John ]. Keefe and William
Piercy, Jr.. to be appointed patrolmen.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
On motion of Commissioner Turner,
the bids for. extension of signal system
The Gamewel Fire Alarm Company
plete for $3.50, or will furnish the mate
ri Fra sGr tas P sSm o. vii sTtlSs Contract to per
form all the work for 81, 975.
The Municipal Signal Company will
contract to do the york for $500.
On motion the bids were referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
The Board then proceeded with the
trials Of officers against whom charges
ha pat 9ssn RTef Yefsr a e. fH5lDwI First Pre-
cinct, charge. absence without leave.
Patroqman Frank Kelly, First Precinct'
two charges one Of not properly patrol,
Patrolman John Nugent, First Pre-
cinct, charge, absence Without leave.
Patrolman Sidney osDonnell. First
pT Patrolma snar John MOI s.. II RE seconsd
Patroiman William connors, Third
Prrs reel nss,n eh Z gern 6s1iing q Pa,l post precinct
Pafsrolman Michael Curry, Sixth Pre-
cinct, charge, absence without leayei
cinct, charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman Hugh Prendergast, Sixth
Precinct, two charges of neglect Of
duty, one of the charges having foui
The Board having heard the pleadings
and testimony in each case retired FOL
deiiberation, and on assembling sen.
found guilty as follows:
Patroiman Peter Cannon, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined three days
pay.
Patrolman Frank Kelly, found guilty
of both charges, and sentenced to be
fined two days on first n three days
on second charge.
PdIrOlmdn JQn1 NuS0Il, IOuIQ guilty.
and sentenced to be fined three days
Patrolman Sidney o'DonneI, found
guilty, and sentenced to be fined one
Patrolman John S. Murphy, found
guilty, and sentenced to be fined two
Patroimam William Connors, found
Chanceman C. Van Wrinkle, found
guilty, and sentenced to be fined five
Patrolman Michael Curry, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined three days
pay.
Patrolman 7. P Figsman, found guilty,
Patrolman Hugh Prendergast, found
dismissed; found guilty of second charge
andall the Specifications, and sentenced
: PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
October, Se5.03.
j.. H. Kenn. photos of prisoners, Au-
Wood & Menagh, supplies, October
$3.50 and Sc.
N. Y. & N. j. Telephone Co., tolls
June to September 80, $l9.S5.
f. SchwanhauSer Window Shade Co.,
shades, Second and Fifth Precincts, Au-
gust, $47.s3.
John 5. C~hadburn, supplies, October
ci n u se Seensbs n~s 81 &. fli'h RE
James Coleman, horseshoeing, Fourth
Precinct, May to October. $3.50.
plies, September, $11.65.
J. s~hsHenbegrger, supplies, September
ters, Third and Fourth Precincts, octo-
Der, $42.75.
w. E. Robi nietso, ng, tpyirwn cmfwyS
W. E. Robinson, typewriting, october,
Wood & Menagh. supplies signal sys-
W, w. Farrier. repairs. First Precinct,
Fourth Precinct, $67.s5 repairs to steam
heating apparatus, First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth Precincts. october,
$29S.
Fred Schur, painting and granting an
mex to woman's prison, october, 5000.
R. H. Weaver, taking down awnings,
october, $3.50.
in stations, September, s1Ss.35; in hospi-
tails, September. $685. 80.
The Jersey city Electric Light Co,
Der, $50: one arc light, Second Precinct,
September, SIS.
/, McAnsland, bread to hospital. Sep
j.. Hiic~kinghotham, milk to hospital,
September, $33.
J. G. Mars, supplies to hospital, oc-
tober, s20.25.
Dodge & Buss Co., lumber to hospital,
September, $12.34.
Hudson RIVER Ice Co.. ice to hospital,
September, $3.50.
q. o. Osborne, incidentals. August to
October, $42.63.
Coughiin Bros. coal to hospital, Sep
TENDER $50.
International Oil Works. oil to hospi.
tai, September, $46.S7.
Wood & Menagh, supplies to hospital,
October, SPA.
Jersey City Printing Co., printing min
J.F. Clarke, printing and stationery,
September n October, $127.
The Jersey City News, advertising
Referred to Committee on General
Claims Account.
REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE.
Chief submitted report. of the business
of the department for quarter ending
September 80, and on motion a synopsis
was ordered placed on minutes.
Whole number of arrests, 2.177: in
Headquarters, So; First Precinct. TAI,
Second Precinct, 4ss; Third Precinct. 24ei
Fourth Precinct, 16s; Fifth Precinct,
109; Sixth Precinct, 24; Seventh Precinct,
amount of money collected for fines,
P,nnertv reported stolen. 81. 6s4.