The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-22

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ferred on him could be held by your
honorable body to a strict accountability
fer the enforcement of law and an inn
proyement upon our ait present nearly
II is very seldom necessary to strike a
good morse with a whip, but he morse
used.
Very respectfully.
BENJAMIN MURPHY,
Chief of Police.
Communication from Patrolman John
Smith, First precinct, requesting to be
granted leave of absence for the month
Of August, on account of health, without
pay. Granted.
Communication from Patrolman Thomas
Donohue, requesting to be granted full
pay for the time lost by sickness, caused
by accident. Referred to Committee on
Salaries.
Petition of Patrick j. Lynch to be APP
pointed patrolman. Referred to Com
mittee of the Whole.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims We're presented and referred
to the proper committees as follows
Pay rolls of department for July, s2S.-
1906: pay roll of Police Justices and
court clerks, 1866 .68; pay roll of sick and
p~ensioned officers, s905. Referred to the
Committee on Salaries.
Newman Mission, kindling wood, Fourth
precinct, July, s.. Referred to Committee
Alex. Watson. meals to prisoners, city
prison and First precinct, July. sss. 80;
Peter Regain, meals TO prisoners, Third
precinct, July, S6l.2o; Charles O'NeTll,
meals to prisoners, Fourth precinct, July,
1885. Referred to Committee on Feed
of Prisoners.
Benz. Murphy, incidentals. July. s57. AS.
Referred to Committee on Incidentals for
Chief.
N. Y. & n. J.. Telephone Co., tolls.
March to July, $27.45; H. Kopido & Sons,
furniture, headquarters, July, S35; S. M.
Jensen, horseshoeing, Fifth precinct. July,
S14 M. NEnnd E. tflnnUh c.,--1fA- IL
$22;0S; AC. Dreterle, supplies, June n
July. 1882; Redobock & Co., supplies.
July, $3.50: Nj. Abernethy, supplies, July,
10 4 " E. w w; Mooi asynl BICYCLES les, J sa9 1850
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
Station Houses. =
William Andre, repairs, Third Precinct,
Fred Unger, repairs to harness, Fifth
Precinct, July, 81.
Referred to Committee on Department
Repairs and Incidentals.
s21S.72.
Fred schober, meat to hospital, July,
NJ A%bernethy, medicine to hospital,
c H~ickingbotham, milk to hospital,
Samuel J, Blakey, green groceries to
A. Post. FISH to hospital. July. 1884,.
Wood & Menagh, supplies to hospital.
SOLO.
AZ, Abernethy. supplies to hospital, July;
Dodge & Bliss Co.. lumber 10 hospital,
a e Diet,eile. supplies to hospital, June
G. Q; Osborne, incidentals, May, June
and July, $40. so.
Referred 10 Committee on Hospital and
D1spensarieS.
John F: Clarke, painting and stationery,
July, S5S. 80.
Referred to Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
TIL following claims having been re-
ported correct by COMMITTEES to whom
they were referred and resolutions pre-
scented ordering warrants drawn on City
treasurer, by the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered and taken:
Ayes-All the members.
Committee on Salaries:-
Payrolls Of department, SIS. 80. &C.
Payroll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks. $685. 6.
Payroll Of sick and pensioned, sso5.75
Committee on Fuel.
Newman Mission, SIS.
Committee OF Feed Of Prisoners.
Alex Watson. $3.50 P. Began, s61.2o;
Chas. O'Neil1, 043.S5.
Committee on Incidentals for Chief.
Benjamin Murphy, s51. 49,
COMMITTEE on Supplies for Station
Houses
N. Y. & N. u Telephone Company
- ~ ~ 0tt19 - d NJ. -ItIt-
sen. sl4-50.: Wood & Menagh. s22.os: A.
c.. Diebeele, 1882; Redabock & Co. $50;
n: Abernrsethy, a7.21; z. w. WooIey,
COMMITTEES on Department Repairs and
I~neidentals:-
VIM. Andre. s47.17; Fred unger. 81.
Committee on Hospital and DISPENSE
A. A. smyth. s21s.72: Fred scnober.
500. IS; M: Abernethy, $24f; ]. {. Kicking
botham. s62; Samuel J. Biakey. SAC. IL; a.
Post. $3S.42; M. Abernethy. $5.55; Dodge
& Bliss Co.. s29.97; A. G. Dieteile, $50. 02;
G.. O.. Osborne. $40. so.
Committee on Printing and Stationery:
j. T.. Clarke, $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted, That when we adjourn it be at
the call Of the chat
BY President Abernethy and Adopted
Resolved, That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer IN favor of Thomas
Conlin-. father of Sergeant Michael Com
lin. deceased, for $lf.2 %. being the amount
OF salary due the deceased while sick.
BY President Abernethy and adopted:-
Resolved. That Sergeant William Dur
~. First precinct, be transferred to the
Sixth precinct.