The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-29
BOARD OF POLICE COMBUSTION.
EHS.
Omcial Proceedings,

DAB OF POLICE COMMISSION.
ERs.
oOficial Proceedinrs)
cnegular meeting of the Board of PoIica
Court Room, Wednesday Jan1aru e.
1925 Present-Ail the members 10
nr Mlhdte OF last meeting approved as
The Board, on motion, proceede with
t laa I faa OF officers against whom charge
nag peen preferred, as follows:-
Patrolman Frank Bennett First nra-
csnet. charge neglect of duty.
Falrosman VIM. Dawson, First precinct.
.Patrolman Eleazor Losey. First pre.
einct; charge, neglect of duty.
palfolman Martin Hare. Second pre-
Patroiman I. Murphy, Second preeiinet:
sst = conauct unbeconing an officer
%.gChancefnan j.. Hennessey. Second pre-
eIlacts two charges of not properly patrol
Fatrolman J.. H. Mitchell. Third nre-
einet four charges of neglect of duty.
.Patrolman Thomas Sutton. Third pres
clnet; Gharge. not properlyp atrolling.
einct; charge, neglect of duty.
Fatrolman Thomas Van Buren,. Fourth
preeinct; two charges, one of being off
post ana one OF failing to report for duty.
.Patrolman John p. Feenan, Sixth pre-
clnct; charge, conduct unbeeoming an
officer and gentleman.
.Patrolman A. E. Fry, Sixth precinct:
charge. neglect of duty.
Patrolman Thomas Toner, Sixth pre-
clnct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman George Van Vechten. Seventh
precinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Chanceman Nicholas Walsh. Seventh
precincts; three charges of neglect OF
duty.
and testimony in each case, retired for
deliberation. and on assembling sentenced
the. accused officers that were found
guilty, as follows
Patrolman Frank Bennett, found gull
ty and sentenced to be fined one days
pay.
Patrolman William Dawson. found
guilty, and sentenced TO be fined one
Patrolman Eleazeo Josey, found guilty
ana sentenced to be fined two days. pay.
Patrolman Martin Hare, found guilty
Patrolman T. j. Murphy. found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
of both charges, Sentenced to be SSrnseegg
f ps9 o days secdS a c on ! first and five days
Of al the charges and sentenced 10 be
pay on second. ond day on third, and
Patrolman Thomas Sutton. found gull
pay. " uass
guilty Of both charges and sentenced to
pc flned fifteen days on first and five
days on second charge.
Patrolman ]. p. Trinau. found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Patrolman A. E. Foy. found e,;Jtv
aga at sen E ns to be fnSd one days pay.
pay. . A"so one avs
Patrolman George Van vechten. found
gulity n sentenced to be fined one
Chancelnan Nicholas Walsh. found gull
y OF all the charges and sentenced to
PREsfENTAsTfIo5NS P oE on co eafn eAarge.
TIoNS AND COMMUNICATIoNS.
and ddian y tlens, etc, were received
communication from Clerk of Board
u Flnance enclosing resolution directing
compIroiler TO transfer the balance ae-
salaries to the credit of Committee on
General Laws. account, fiscal year 1894
Communication from George Stevens
thanking the officers of this department
for efficiency. Ordered spread on min
utes.
Jersey City, Jan. 6. 1896.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners@
GentlemenlI desire TO express to you
tain Kelly and the police department. my
sincere thanks and appreciation of the
very efficient service rendered to me in
the perfect handling OF the large BODY
Of people at the funeral of Rev. Andrew
4. Moore, late pastor of the North Bap-
Respectfully yours.
GEORGE STEVENS.
Undertaken.
1lOil rIIldlldSeIL OF ln6
Waddell Coal Company, requesting 10
have special police power granted to
Henry Shaw and Thomas Donohue. at
1ool OF Henderson street. Referred to
the Chief with power.
Communication from Wasffburn Bros.
& Co., requesting to have special police
power granted TO Frank earle at their
yard. Referred to Chief with power.
Communication from Manager of the
special police power of Thomas Tuer re-
voked, and have it conferred on Herman
Radowitz.
Referred to the. CHIEF with power.
Petition Of Michael 0aConnor 10 ho
Referred to the Committee of the
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
Q. n. Perry, goal to Second Precinct.
Newman Mission. kindling wood. De-
Goughhlifn Bros, coal toh hospital. De-
Referred 10 Committee on Fuel.
81 keim, photographs of prisoners,
Referred 10 Committee on Photographs
of Prisoners.
$ Kopedo & Sons, supplies, January.
Il 3. Jones & Co.. supplies, December,
Dodge & Bliss Co. lumber to stable,
Wood & Msnagh. supplies to Depart
ment. December. $45.09.
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
Houses.
v. W. Farrier, repairs First Precinct.
December, $10.65.
". Y. Farrier. repairs Third Precinct.
December. 1922.
F n TAYLOR kalsomining Third Pre-
Thomas Thicker & Son, repairs to
wagon Third Precinct. January. s17.75.
Brsnkman & Hauck, repairs to wagon
First Precinct, December, 1875.
Referred to Committee on Department
Repairs and I~ncidentals.
N Ya.& n. J. Telephone Company, sup
plies, Signal System, December. 1898.
Weed & Menagn. supplies. Signal Sys-
tenn. Decembre, S242. 20.
Referred to Committee on Maintenance
Jersey City Electric Light ompany. two
lights First PRECINCT. December. 81.
jersey City Electric Company, one arc
light. Second Precinct, December. SIS 50.
Referred to Committee on Lighting Sta
Parr & Clark, painting and kaIsoming.
inside of hospital buildings, December.
I McAnsland, bread to hospital. De-
Dodge & Bliss Co. lumber to hospital.