The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-22
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Communicates from Chief OF Police.
commencing officers, ordered spread on
Chiefs Office. Police Department
Jersey City, Aug. rs. 1896.
Hon. Board Of Police Commisionerg-
Se4Lemen-i respectfully commend to
you the foloWfng named officers and sue-
gesl tnsy be given honorable mention
1or good judgment and Important arresfs
made by Them
Captain Cox n Detective Larkins. for
the capture OF two professional sneak
ssrgeant o'Brien and Patrolrnen Hearty
hiisab ~Dg1gnerly Tor the capture Of three
Detectives Doyle and Dalton, for the ar
rest of q murderer.
Very respectively
BENZ. MURPHY.
Chief OF Police.
Communication from Patroinan Henry
I9ulz, requesting 70 be placed on retired
Referred to the Committee Of the
R~eslgpanon Of chanceman Joseph Hen
Accepted.
Communication from Superintendent of
ing 70 nave special police power granted
g0mery street.
Petitions of John ". Boien. Chas. f
Lewss and Louis Faerbur to be appointed
WI tAS COMMITTEE OF the
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Slalms were presented and referred 10
Holmes & Cogan, feed to Department,
Jniias sMndiassspenn, fedd to Department,
Referred TO Committee on Feed Of
| Horses.
Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners. city
Prison and First precinct. August. S10S.s5;
\ EGIer RGgan FnQ11zf IN rrSroror1- I'll FrI
precinct, August. ss6. so; Charles OfNeill.
meals to prisoners, Fourth precinct, Au-
Referred to Committee on Feed Of
u Henry Pfoertner, supplies. August.
pany. time service. clock. to
So; T. a. Pyle, ho~rseshoeing, Fourt
precinct July. IS; Richard Jackson, horse
gust, $3.50: Ike Jenaison. horseshoeing.
Firth precinct. August. s11-40; T. B. Jones
loy supplies, May to August, 81; Al
June to September. s45: 9. Tanssig &
Co, supplies, August, $S3.75.
Referred to Committee on Supplies for
y. w. Farrier. repairs, First precinct.
July, $3.50; p. =. Hanley, repairs to
pairs to harness Fifth precinct. $3.50.
Referred to Committee on Department
Buildings and Incidentals.
The United Gas Improvements Com
pany, gas IN stations. July, sl59. 90: the
United Gas Improvement Company, gas
IN Hospital, July, sl6.05; the J. G. Elec-
trio Light Company. one arc light, Sec
ond precinct, July. $3.50
Referred to Committee on Lighting Sta
tons.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Company.
repairs Signal System, July, s1s57; the
Garneweh Fire Alarm Company. repairs
t. b9 = sor $ a9a N !, Z, & y. s, ]; TIesasphone
July. so0.27: the Z. s. Greedy Company.
supplies Signal System, July, $456.
Referred to Committee on Maintenance
A; a. Smyth, groceries to Hospital. Au-
gust. S25O.SS; Samuel ]. Blakey, green
groceries TO Hospital, August, S3,4; n.
bothafn, milk to Hospital. August,
s5o.l9; Hudson River Ice Company. ice to
Hospital. August. $3.50; y~anderbeek &
Sons. timber to Hospital. July and Au-
July and August, ss4e.75; N. Abernethy.
medicine to Hospital. August. s2o2. IS.
]. G.. Mars, supplies TO hospital, Au-
gust, S2l.l5.
r. q. Brown & Van Anglen Co., dry
J goods tc hospital, June to August, S73.s7.
Hudson River Ice Co., ice to hospital,
July, $50.13-
+. 3. Jones & Co, supplies to hospital,
June TO August, 81.
~. Abernethy, supplies 10 hospital,
April to August, s7.16.
+. Elwood Lee Co., supplies TO hospital,
August, $50.
George + Percy, one wagon to hospi-
tai, August. $135.
N as0F g A H; Percy X repairs to hospital.
g Q. Osborne, incidentals, August.
=. Steele & Sons, furniture to hospital,
John Magner. hire Of horse to hospital.
August, $3.50.
z, A. Pyle, horseshoeing at hospital.
July, $3.50.
ny W E7orrsar rano;r. 81 tas,i+ot T,,l1.
and August, s9.6l.
Referred TO Committee on Hospitals
and Dispensaries.
= F Clark, printing and stationery. Au-
J.. T. Clark. printing and stationery to
hospital, August, $3.50.
= " Harrison, stationery, May to Au-
The Jersey City Printing Co., printing
Referred to the Committee on Printing
Payroils Of Police Department. August.
S28,577.70.
Payroll Police justices and Court
Clerks, August, S61e-6s.
sss2
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Salaries.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by committees lot whom
they were referred and resolutions pre-
scented ordering warrants drawn on City
treasurer by the following vote, the yeas
and rays having been ordered and taken:
Yees-All the members.
Committee On Salaries
Payrolls of department, $8,6T7.70.
Payroll Police Justices and Court, Clerks
$6ls.6d.
Payroll sick ana pensioned. ss7e.27.
on Feed of Horses
Holmes & Cogan, S203S6; ]. wittpenn,
Committee on Feed of Prisoners:
Alex Watson. Sl08.S5; Peter Began, $3.50. 60:
Charles O'Neill, $23.i 10.
Committee on Supplies for Station
Houses
Henry Pfoertner. 500 rs; western Union
Telegraph Company, SIS; E. A. Pvler. &:
Richard Jackson, $3.50; S. NJ. Jensen
Al.40i F. 3. Jones & Co, $27; Albert Won
Bothmert A5: E. Taussig & Co, SS3.75.
Committee on Horses for Mounted Ser
vice.
John Magner. one bay mare. sl4s.
Committee on Department Repairs n
w. W. Farrier. 2.g0: p. H. Hanlav *.
Fred Unger, $3.50.
Committee on Lighting Station Houses
The United Gas Improvement Conn
pany. S15e.M and $l6e5. the Jersey CITY
Electric Light Company, $31 and Sl5.50.
Committee on Maintenance of Signal
I System
The GameweIl Fire Alarm Company.
Sie.70, $lS,SI and s75s New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company, S50.27: f. e.
5 Greedy Company, S4.56.
Committee on Hospital n DISPENSE
s2lo.Ss; Samuel j. Biakey, sfI.6s, New York
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