The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-06

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lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
BURNS -ee a1son e 6 : e B9ldt; BorneTnann,
mann, Hauck,. Heavey. Henry, Knoeiier.
iesel, Maxwell, Moran, Tracy and War
Nay-Alderman Mullins.
po On motion Of Alderman calnon the
E. W. wooLLEY.
City Clerk
BOARD OFF POLICE COMMISSIONS
EEsS.
Official Proceedings.)
Commissioners. held in First Criminal
Court room Friday, May IS, 1896.
Hpfesent-Ael the members.
| printed.
The Board on molten proceeded with
5rl9ls OF officers against whom charges
Patrolman Patrick Gordon, First Pre-
clIct, charge, not properly patrolling.
Patrolman Frank Mcmahon, First Pre-
permission.
.Patrolman John cronin, Second Pre-
c1nct charge, not properly p%atroMing.
Patrolman Matthew McShane, Second
FTGecdnet; charge, not properly patrolllng.
Gnancsman David Hennessy. Fifth Pre-
clnct; charge, neglect of duty.
nChanceman Thomas P. Murray. Seventh
Preclnet; charge, neglect of duty.
The Board having heard the pleadings
andd testimony retired for. elaboration,
ana on assembling sentenced the accuse9
officers that Were found guilty as fcl-
lows
Patrolman Patrick Gordon, found g11iltv
Patrolman John Cronin, found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Patroiman Matthew McShane, found
not guilty and charge was dismissed.
Cnancenan David Heanessy, found
guilty Il5 and fined 4, two days pay.
guilty ana SeQfe0pA6 IN ha fipo1 %x-o 49,
pay.
Communications, etc, were received and
disposed of as follows
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
Observation-Disclosures Louis Mem
tyre detailed at Police Headquarters, has
from phthisis pulInonalis, and his CONDITION
is UGH that l believe ne viii be disabled
permanently; Having bene in the service
law. | recommend that he be retired.
do this with much regret, FOR the reason
that he has always been a faithful court
eoEs and efficient officer, and one whose
general worth has impressed many OF us
who have been brought in contact with
him.
JOHN NEvkN, NJ. d.
Surgeon j. c.. 2. d.
Communication from Chairman Medical
S5af, City Hospital, recommending, DR.. L.
assistant on house staff.
Ordered spread on minutes.
City Hospital, Jersey City.
To the Honorable Board of Police Gonn-
issionerS:- :
Gentlemen-At a competitive examination
inst. by Drs. Mclaughlin, aVrick and
LOOMS. a committee Of the Hospital
Board, of candidates for the position Of
the hospital, Dr.. E. J.. Golfer, a graduate
Of Albany Medical College, passed the
most successful examination.
The committee, therefore, recommend
to your honorable body his appointment
as second assistant on the House Staff
of the Jersey City Hospital.
f. ]. MCLAUGHLIN, NJ. D.,
Chairman of Committee.
Resignation of DR.. William Perry Wat
son as member of the Visiting Staff.
City Hospital, accepted.
Communication from Grand Marshal of
Parade on Memorial Day, inviting Board
to review the parade from grand stand.
Accepted.
Communication from Hon. W. G. Hep
penheimer, President Peoples Safe De-
post Company. requesting Board to have
two lots on Central avenue and portion
of a lot ON Hutton street purchased as
a site to build a station house in Sixth
precinct.
On motion Of Commissioners Feeney the
communication was received and referred
to Hon. Board of Finance, and resolu-
ton presented by him requested the
Board OF Finance to make the appro-
priation required $500, as it was a CEN
trail location and one of the best that
could be offered.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
Petition Of Michael Meehan, to be ap-
pointed patrolman.
Referred to the Committee of the
Whole
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
Coughlin Bros. coal to Merquicy Hos
pital, March and May. $3.50; to Sixth
Precinct, April, 50; to Hospital, May, $40,
nfo~roa "a Nar1tlttfCn ~. TNifot
Ontsls g Williams. feed to Department
Referred to Committee On Feed and
S. Kopido 9 Sons, supplies Seventh
precinct, April. sli5.75; John S. shadburn.
snpliss nd t. deparr IT, e May SIS. nra,
Station Houses.
as sasspn s sSasndsa' pr eai5sas A = faS $685. 49,
e einef, M 1ansRaS and FsP xpr.l. e s4 ES5:rtf hd prss
einet, JANUARY to April, SIZE; james
s 5Rsas' K repairs #. * Weaver EVEN ebsSagGS; Ap aad
hanging awnings, Seventh precinct, May,
27.50; R. Fl. Weaver, altering and hang
olnct, April. $3.50; Nv. .Fairrser. repairs.
Second precinct, March, Sa1.GS: ]. c.
Woodworking CO. ratings to Seventh
Sons, mason work. Seventh precinct.
April, s27.62; referred to Committee on
Department Repairs and Incidentais.
The United Gas Improvements Com
pany. gas in stations, April, S219.3o! the
United Gas Improvement Co, gas in hos
pital, April, $50. So; the j. G.. Electric
Light Co, two arc lights, First precincs.
April. $50; the j. c.. Electric Light Co.
one arc light, Second precinct, April SIS:
referred to Committee on Lighting Sta
tons.
John DAILY. rent Of Seventh precinct
station. $50; Hudson Rive Ice CO., ice
to hospital, S22.s1; Dodge & Bliss co,
lumber to hospital, April Sl09.s4; e. G.
Decker. carpenter work at hospital, .Aprii
and May, $S6; the Pure Water Co. water
to hospital, December. 1895. and May,
1896, 1920; J.. EMwood See Co, supplies
to hospital, April, $50: w. W.. Farrier.
repairs to hospital, April, sl.e5; j. Nc,
Causland. bread to hospital, April, 81 so:
], G.. Wood Working Co, brackets to
hospital, May. 1925; John Wheelihan
s& Sons, repairs to hospital, April and
May $17l:64. WestonzCathcart Co., sash
apyII a s9a M wyng sso'7oi l5 poaass s E n h1,ssprts s