The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-03
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
fOmcial Proceedines.

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POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
tof1cial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting Of the Board of Po-
inal Court room Monday. June II, 1895.
~Present-All the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
Tons AND PETITIONS.
as Gd0mdim anaaea og etS, were received
Communication from Sergeant Robert
Jelly, second precinct requesting to be
ABSENCE. t to By e aaysI aedit as aicE lea leev o.
Granted, without pay.
Communication from President of Pal
me- ma CLUB. requesting to have special
at said clubhouse.
Referred to Chief, with power.
Pelluon from Carl Foresberle and 9TH
ed to Jacob Schaefer on Central Avenue.
Referred to the CHER. with power.
tr Ins Of aoa ofics on m assiOn;, proceeded with
patTolmapp Charles as A eSieGmsin First
pf Patrofmis enaf FranR Reg kenns 9f duty ty:4 ~
Patroiman James coiahapn. '' FIST pre-
.Patrolman John Dougherty. First pre-
cinct, charge. feigning sickness.
Patrolman e.. Losey, First precinct.
,Patrolman John s.Murphy. Second nre.
cinct, charge, neglect Of duty, Pr
Patrolman VIM. connors, Third pre-
duty d,nss' an nG0 one eha II ab;se 9ns % Of neglect t., Of
patrolman John H. Reddy, Sixth pre-
on dne Board having heard the p~leadings
deliberatton and on assembling SEN
fenced the accused officers that We're
'0 Patfro EinslIy 81 eha fIefow5 Ackeruan. found
guilty and sentenced to be fined two
Patrolnsan Frank Bennett found guilty
Patrolman James. Colohan found
guilty and sentenced to be fined FIVE
days pay.
Patrolman John Dougherty found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
sentenced to be fined two days sI pay. anu
guilty and sentenced to be fined one
Patroiman VIM. connors found not
guilty OF both charges and they We're
Patrolnnan John H. Reddy found guilty
and sentenced to be fined three days
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as foIows:-.
$40.
Referred to. Committee ON Fuel.
Wood & Meragh, supplies. May, SIG;
houser window Shade Co, shades, Ss.a5;
J. Shellenberger, supplies. $40, 25: Wander
beck 4 Sons lumber, May, s4845; West
of electric clock, April to July. 50; The
Brownel Co, supplies, June. SIS.
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
Robert Muirheed. repairs to hagging
headquarters and First precinct, May,
Referred to Committee on Department
Repairs end Incidentals.
J. H. Keim, photographs of prisoners,
May. and June. $50.
The United Gas Improvement Compa-
ny, gas in stations, May, S211.50; in Hos
The j. C.. Electric Light Company.
two lights First precinct, May, SSl:5o
one light. Second precinct. May, $3.50.
tons.
!; 8, Gregory. supplies for signal
Referred to Committee IN Maintenance
in metallic. circuit, May, s4s7.5s: John
m m,ssIfa' circuit, June, ss1.so p John Hy-
att, labor as lineman, putting in metal
lie circuit, June, $3.50; m .Flana-
taIics Circuit, June. $50; john Mcintosh,
labor as lineman putting in metallic cir
cult. June, s24; Michael Bailey, labor as
l:seman putting in metallic circuit June
Referred to Committee on Putting in
Metallic Circuit.
dry Goods g; May, 1856 So. as:s Hudson RiVsrr
Ice Company, ice, May. 500. Is: J.. Shell
%lenberger supplies, May and June, g IS;
< M0o Post, a ssh. May yuDs ssai7; n Philli s'0.i 1;
Meschut, cleaning carpets, April and
May, ssS1; Vanderbeek & Sons lumber.
supplies, June. $3.50; Geo. Dompierre,
plies, June; s6s.o1; J. G. Mars, supplies,
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
DisDenSary.
The Jersey citay Printing Company,
printing and stationery, June, s13S.
Referred to Committee on Printing n
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims were reported cor
rect by the committees to whom they
were referred and OF motion warrants
were ordered drawn on the City Treas
urer for the amounts by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been
ordere d and taken.
Ayes-An the members.
Committee on Fuel
Committee on Photographs of prison.
j. H. Keim, ss2.
Committee on Supplies for Stations-
Wood & Menagh, SIG. 1872 s14.50 and
Sl22 e.; 3 S~chwanhauser., 1925; J. Shell
SS.46: Western Union Telegraph Co,
$50; The Brownhell Co, sS5.
Cqmmittee ON Department Repairs
and nci0enta1S:-
Robert Muirhead, $24.
Committee on Lighting Station
u, 9TH ii pn lite :, Gas 3. Inn Tmprqvenent &C;
Light Co., $31.50 and $3.50.
Committee on Maintenance of Signal
2. S. Greedy & Co.. $780, Is.
Committee on Putting in Metallic Cir
Wood & Menagb. s4a7. 30: John Ensl,sh.
aR'snn. $40. John Mcintosh. s24; Michael
Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
sary:-
IT G. Brown 3 Var Ans,en Co, s.2.2s;
lenherrer $4.65; Wood & Me-agh. s1s.41
and $50 M: A. Post. SALT; Philip Mes
chutt, $751;; Vanderbeek srns. s9o.4s;
n Tsr Bs & &C. Msrs ss So 81 o. Geo. Dom
Committee on Printing an Stationery:
7 c. Printing Co. S.; J. F. Clark,
M,scELIANEo15s FuSINEss,
!, rs ,ssasot sss s 6 ssG S6Saass1 fJard 9Sasf@ na aiessm
fr.-, April II to Tune 4.
Filed.
mitted statistical report Of Hospital for
Ordered snread on minutes.
Jersey CIV Hosrital. June 3. 1895.
Honorable Board of Police Commission
Gent1emen-r most raspectfullv sub