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association or society amongst the on
that of the Police Mutual Aid Society.
G. ?. ROBINSON,
Clerk.
HOARD OF FIRE coMNrIssroNERs
toficial Proceedinga>
Adjourned regular meeting of the
Beard OF Fire Commissioners held at Dee
ing. March 3, 1896.
P Phasd roll was called At $40 O'Clock.
ers Brennan and Cone.
A0i PREsENTAr1oN OF CLAIMS.
disposed Of Ty as f pissSa!e0' received ana
derbeek & Sons, s28.Y.
Buildings and REPAIRS.
F.: A.. Pyle, $3.50; Thomas c. Hunter.
s6 6;ss; S sis. fsr p. M sN3{s9.. sss g; Barley
Referred to Committee on Horses and
Harness.
Tn Jersey CITY Printing Co. 81.
I Stationery.
z. c. 0'grien, s2o.4a
Referred to Committee on Supplies.
q, Brown, s12: Peoples Gas s'i savin myn Ase
soeiation, $40; Coughlin Brothers, Ss0.
Referred to Committee on Telegraph
FPPoRTs or ggE EAN COMMIT
bustfblss reported having issued since
last meeting. permit as fololws:-
Dominica S~eccole, No. 40 Railroad ave-
On motion report was received and
oFfIcERs' gEggoRTs AND coMMU-
The weekly reports of the Chief Engin-
eer, Superintendent Of Telegraph and In
spector of Horses. together. With the
a oTdesed sfd. we're presented received and
= The ns,4 Clerk ( rsgssEtea that he haa deposit.
~twenty-three d3ilars, amount received
for rent of ground junction Railroad and
Newark avenues, and presented receipt
Received and. ordered filed.
The Clerk reportsa that the following
F aam sean nsR q 5lk sall, .as os falleS s. fs s, psrf53 g9a
Thomas B, Nugaht. Engihe Co. No. 5,
Moses Conklin.. Hook and Ladder Co.
II. ,Frey7knscht. Hook n Ladder Co.
| No. 8, 40 Der cent,
Dennis Diver, Hook and Ladder Co.. No.
A, 10 per cent.
Frank Meyers, Hook and ladder Co.
| NO. 8, % per cent.
Frederick Eben, Hook and Ladder Co.
No. S, So per cent.
on motion report was received and the
L SllOl Il14St1iCCI ulTGCIGu 10 DIeleT C1dTSGS
against those named.
TRIALS.
The Clerk announced that q charge of
Lane, -stoker. detailed to Engine Com
pany. No. I had been filed in his Office
BY the Chief Engineer, and that a copy
! appear this evening for trial had been
furnished the accused,
Michael 8: Lane or being called appear
ed and pleaded not guilty.
He made a sworn statement.
On motion of Commissioner Cone. the
chsrge against Mr.. Lane was dismissed
The Clerk also notified the Board that
a charge of disorderly conduct had been
fled in his Office by the Chief Engineer
Engine Company No. ii idetaiied to Hook
and Ladder Company No. 81.
The, Clerk was directed to notify Mr.,
Mcguire to be present at the next meets
| ing of the Board for trial.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolution by Committee on Salaries
drawn in favor of the foremen ana men
at call employed in this department for
salaries for the quarter ending February
20, 1886, as per list filed herewith, amount
ing in the aggregate to forty-one hundred
and twenty-one dollars and sixty-three
cents "a, 12l. $50.
Adopted by the following vote:-
Yeas-All the members of the Board:-
On motion of Commissioner Brennan.
the Board proceeded to ballot for hose
man at call of Engine Company No. II.
Charles Wagner was nominated. No
| other nomination was made. On the first
Wagner received three votes, and was
1885.
lot for hoseman at call of Engine Com
Charles Tfege was nominated: on the
Charles Fiege received three votes and
was declared appointed. to date March
- =" ArTr0N 15poN CLAIMS
The following resolutions were reported
by committees in payment of claims here
| tofore REFEREED
BY Committee on Supplies
Resolved, That the sum OF 5000 be
paid to T. c. O,Brien for IL pairs blank
cts. February. 1895; $40 to j. R. Baker for
BY Committee on Telegraph and Fuel:
Resolved. That $50 be paid to Cougnlin
Brothers for coal, February, 1895. so
rent gas REGULATORS, February, 1896; So
to. Lyman e. Brown for wood, February,
1896; s7.2o to Charles Z. Perry & Co. for
register paper, February, 1896.
BY Committee on Horses and Harness.
Resolved, That $3.50 be paid to James
Wilson for horse shoeing, January and
February, 1895; SIS to BARLEY Coyle for
horse shoeing, February, 1896; $3.50 to
Joseph E. Moore for drugs for Hospital.
January, 1896; s15:sS to Thomas G. Hunt
er for horse shoeing. February, 1875;
$3.50 to ~ 4. Pyle for morse shoeing.
BY Committee on Printing and Station
cry
Resolved, That the sum of sl4 be paid
to The Jersey City Printing Company for
printing manuals. February, 1896
Ely COMMITTEES on Department Buildings
and Repairs
Resolved. That the sum of s2}.5s be paid
70 Vanderbeek & Sons for lumber, Feb
| Tuary, 1895; S.l6 to Thomas j.. Cullen
for plumbing work, II Engine House,
March, 1885; s5.25 to Thomas cullen for
plumbing work. 3 Truck House. March,
The yeas and nays having been called
and taken on each of the foregoing reg
buttons. they were adopted by the fol-
! 0wdng vote:-
Yeas-President Mills, Commissioners
| Brennan and Cone.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
On motion adjourned.
CHARLES EsTERBRoOK.