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1896. claim No. 1854.
Charge printing and stationery.
Adopted by the following vote on the
call for the ayes and nays
Ayes-All the members Of the Beard
five o. in number.
On motion the Board adjourned.
GEORGE T. BOUT0N..
Clerk.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS
(Oficial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners held in First Criminal
Courtroom: Friday, February II, 1896.
Present, all tahe members. Minutes of
Board on motion proceeded with the trials
Of officers against whom charges had
been preferred as follows
Christian Bruene, patrolman, First pre-
cinct; charge, neglect of duty
Frank Kelly. patrolman. First precinct;
two charges of neglect of duty.
Charles Cornell, patrolman, Third pre-
clneL; charge, neglect of duty.
precinct; charge, being off post.
Edward H~arrigan, patrolman, Fourth
precinct; charge. intoxication.
Fourth oIrHei1 precin can three Wln eha,rsepPa as o2s N
failing to report from signal box. one Of
not properly patrolling and one of abb
sence without leave
Michael johnson. chanceman, Sixth pre-
elnct; charEe, neglect of duty.
Michael Kavanagh, chanceman; Sew
enth precinct; charge. neglect of duty.
The Board having heard the pleadings
and testimony in each case retired for
elaboration, and on assembling sentenced
the, accused officers that were found
guilty as follows
Patrolman G. .Buerene. found guilty
Patrolman Frank Kelly, found guilty
of first charge and sentenced to be fined
eight days pay; found not guilty second
Patrolman Charles Cornell, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined two days pay.
Patrolman John J., Enwright, found
Salisy and sentenced to be fined five
Patrolman Edward Harrigan, found
guilty and sentenced to be fined ten days
Patrolman Cornelius Van Wrinkle.
found guilty of all the charges and sen
fenced to be dismissed from the force.
Chanceman Michael H. Johnson's case
was dismissed in consequence of his
chancemas Michael Kayancy. found
guilty and sentenced to be fined one
PREsENTAT1oN OF coMMuNIcA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
and disposed Of as follows
communication from Chief of Police.
commenting officers, ordered spread on
JERSEY CITY, Feb. IA. 1881
Hon Board of Police Commissioners
oCHtlCliOlN TAKE pleasure in conn
mending to you for honorable mention
the following named men of this force:-
Patroiiman, Frank Monahan, Second pre-
Pat Patro inp ohe ,Jo SapfqFe Of two burglars.
clnct, for the capture of three thieves.
Patrolmen John Nugent and Thomas
poug ne y First precinct, for the cap
Patrolman Samuel Stanley, for the cap
ture of two burglars.
Detective w. II. Dalton. Headquarters,
| JOr the caDTlra of tUvn thfnunC rrA1x~ L.
arrested on description given of two men
wanted for robbing a house on Grand
street.
The. arrest of the twelve burglars re-
ferred to was made by. men on post.
which. bear evidence that the men we're
attentive to their duties and prompt to
act When the occasion presented itself.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
Chief of Police.
Communication from Patrolman Patrick
Higgins, First precinct, requesting Board
70 grant him full pay for time LOST nv
sickness caused by accident while making
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Petition of Love & Wanser to have
s d'Rrien ponce 20 s. power granted John W.
also that Of W. W. Farsrier. aaelr enarge'
Petition Of George I. Heck, George
Deroursney to be appointed patroimen.
Ref 81 ! to Committee Of the Whole.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
S grss;t H9 q coal Co. coal 70 First
January. $685. Coughlin Bros, coal to
Third precinct. January. SIS: to Hospital,
January. siaS; Gopsin & Va~nderhoof. coal
Referred to the COMMITTEES on El,eI.
4 e. Rem, photographs of prisoners,
Referred to Committee on Photos of
Prisoners,
BARLEY Coyle, horseshoeing, First and
& Sons. humber. Fourth pree;nef an fsnnsgk
smessinst January. ss;Ts. Denton, Shaw
9annuaanrsyl.o s ssa; ks e. e e a ho5ss 4 psee TaIsrs and
Co, tolls. December and January. $3.50:
Mackey's a, 3. G Guide. from December
1895. to December. 1895. Sc.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Supplies for
| Station Houses.
w. w. Farrier, repairs Fifth nracinat
| February, $40.
Referred to Committee on Department;
Repairs and Incidentals.
Tne GameWell Fire Alarm Tel. CO., fl
nishing and erecting patrol signal S.
tenn, Fifth precinct, February. 50. 400.
Ke5ernsd to the Committee on ExtenC
ms signal system in Fifth precinct.
=. Z. and n J. Telephone Co. supplies
TOR signal system. January. S12.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Maintenance
OF SIGNAL SYSTEM.
Jersey CITY Electric Light Co. two arp
lights First Precinct. January. SCI
Jersey City Electric Light Co, one arc
light second Precinct. January, $3.50.
The United Gas Improvement co.. ras
in hospital. January. $3.50. :
Referred to the Committee on Lighting
Stations.
Z MsIesAadnsland. bread to hospital, Janu-
g Osborne, ineiaentals to hospital,
yandsrbeck 3 Sons, lumber to hospi-
January, $40.
Hudson River Ice Co, ice to hospital.
John Muller,p remium on insurance
policy on stable, horses and wagons af
hospital. January, $3.50.
podge & Bliss Co., lumber to hospital,
Referred to Committee on Hospitals
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