The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-11
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
(Oflcial Proceedings.l
(Continued.)

Committee on Department Repairs and
Incidentals:-
r, H. Weaver. 81; Fred ungsr, $40 s.
Id. $3.50; J.. e. Cronharn. $8.29; 7. II.
Taylor. slS; Brinkman
on Lighting Station Houses
u. c. Electric Light Co., $28 and $14; the
United Gas Impt. Co., s257.10 and $3.50.
The Committee on Telephones for Sig
phone Co, S410.
The COMMITTEE on Hospital and Ddspen-
Il iyer Ice Co., ,S6.9S; e. A.
a. +. Cronham. Sl4S; Anderson Bros,
stel, $3.50; n; Z Condensed MIX CO,
s194.4o; Sam. J. Biakey, $685.; Morrow &
Lay, S50-l5; M: Aoernethy, $220.34; G. o.
s 9zSorn {. s $ss;S2 & B GIN e & S Wbi EageE,
& Sons, So, IS; r.. q, Brown & Van
Anglen Co., sll4.62; !. p. Landrine, s1S.77.
Commits on Printing and Stationery,
Committee. on General Claims. Account
-N'aekeys' A B E fIids' si2,
On motion, the Board proceeded with
trials Of officers against whom charges
Patrolman James Coyne, First Pre-
cinct, charge. intoxication While on duty
The Board having heard the pleading
and testimony in the case retired for de-
liberation, and on assembling sentenced
the accused ofncer, he being found guilty,
- ny MISCELLANEOUS 5f5aI "A Sfs5Sys ua Bus Rlyi
resolutions of coincidence to the family
which were spread in full on the minute
Whereas, 0 E. Scott, our late City
Clerk. has been taken from our midst by
death, It is meet and proper that we
should give expression and place on
record the high regard we have ever en-
teritained, both as citizens and officials
through his honorable career as City
Clerk for over thirty wears.
Resolved, That to the sorrow stricken
widow and fatherless children we tender
our heartfelt sympathy and confidence,
hoping that in their deep tribulatton they
will find comfort and solace in the
Scriptural teaching and in the knowledge
that he has left for their remembrance
lne record of a useful, pure and unblem-
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread in full on the minutes of our
Board and a copy be forwarded to the
family with our deepest sympathies in
their great bereavement. and our best
wishes for their future welfare.
81. H. ABERNETHEY,
p. NJ. w. WEST,
JOHN p. FEENEY,
By COMMISSIONS West and adopted.
Resolved, That the following transfer of
officers be and are hereby ordered to take
Patrolman Edward Harigan, from First
to Fourth Precinct.
E'atrolfnan John j. Reddy from Fourth
PatrClman ThoS. Dougherty from Sixth
to First Precincts
Patrolman M. Burns frofn First to Fifth
Precinct.
Patrolman e. A. Sturgis from Fifth to
FirSs Precinct.
By Commissioner West and adopted.
Resolved, Tina Patrol Driver S.. O'Don-
nell, First Precinct, be assigned to patrol
duty First Precinct and Patrolman Chas.
Meade be assigned to duty as patrol driver
First Precinct.
BY President Abernethy and adopted:
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer, in favor of Patrol
man Daniel Johnson, 4th Precinct, de-
ceased. for S20.82, being the amount of
salary due the said deceased officer.
By President Abernethy and adopted:
Resolved, Tha a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor of Mrs. Agnes
Broderick, widow of the late Patrolman
Lackey Bfoderick, deceased, for $7.4S, be-
ing the amount of salary due the said de-
ceased officer.
BY President Abernethy and adopted:
Resolved, That the Honorable Board of
Finance be requested to purchase lots
"a and 25, Block 1877, Bergen avenue, and
purpose of building a station house for
Seventh Precinct thereon, and that said
lots be acquired by condemnation if nee
eSSary.
By President Abernethy and adopted:
Whereas, Patrolmen Alex Gallagher,
18th Precinct and John Reedy, 4th Pre-
cindt, having made application to be re-
tired under Section 2, of the Laws of
March, 1887, and
Whereas. The said officers having
served over twenty years in compliance
with said law, therefore be it
Resolved, That John Reedy. Patrolman,
4th Precinct, and Alex Gallagher, 7th
Precinct be placed on the retired list on
half pay to date from April /, 1895.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the call of the Chair.
On motion adjourned.