The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-30
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
OmciaI Proceedings.,

Present-All the members.
Minutes Of last meeting approved as
The Board IN motion, proceeded with
trials Of officers against whom charges
had been preferred, as follows
Patrolman Z. Losey, First precinct,
charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman William Dawson, First pre-
clnct charge, not properly. patroling.
precinct. charge, not properiy natroiing.
Patrolman 81. Gonser. Fourth precinct.
charge. neglect of duty.
Inc Board, having heard the ~pleadings
and testimony in each case, retired for
elaboration and On assembling sentence
ed the accused officers that were found
guilty, as follows
Patrolman e. Losey, found guilty and
sentenced to be fined one days pay. Pa
trolnan William Dawson, found guilty
7 SENTENCED TO be dismissed from the
guilty and sentenced to be fined five days
pay. Patrolman H. Gonser, found not
guilty and charge was dismissed
T1oS rs a
Communications. etc, were received
and disposed of as follows
Communication from Chief of Police.
Informing Beard of the suspension Of
Patroiman Thomas Dougherty. First pre-
einct. Filed.
Communication from Brooklyn Coop
erage Company, requesting to " spe-
cial police power granted Michael Har-
ney at their plant, foo of Warren street.
Referred 10 the Gnie1 WIN power.
Communication from Communipaw Coal
Co. requesting to " special police
power granter George Hughes.
Referred to the Chief with power.
Communication from Post Captain Vol
unteers of American Salvation Army re-
questng TO haye special police granted
Edward Erickson at their barracks at
Railroad avenue and Henderson street.
Referred to the Chief with power.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented to the prope
committees as follows
Hoboken Coal Co, coal to First pre-
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cinct., Nov.s $46: Hoboken Coal Co., coal
TO Second precinct, Nov, $s2; Holmes &
Charles ONell, meals to prisoners,
Fourth precinct, Oct. $32 10; Bent. NJ.
Gerardtn, photos. of prisoners, Sept. to
Nov, $3.50; Barley Coyle, h~orseshoeing.
Jackson. horseshoe.ng, Third precinct.
Aug. to Nov, $3.50; E.. A. Pyle, horse
shoe.ng, Fourth prscinct. October, 5.6s;
Vanderbeek & Son. lumber, to First, Sec
$685.. Wood Meragh, supplies, Nov,
$3.50; James Coleman. h~orseshoeiug,
Fourth precinct, Sept, $3.50; Il, I. Duls,
SUPPLIES. Fourth precinct, Nov, $3.50; the
United Gas Impst Co.. supplies. Sept. 10
Nov. $3.50; A. C. Dietele. supplies 10
Wooliey. supplies to bicycles, Aug to
Nov. SLABS: Elizabeth Herman, ~searchsr,
March to Nov. S1s.T5; Jos. Sumbusch, re-
pairs Fourth precinct. Oct, 1928; n.
and Fourth precinct, October. s92.65; NJ.
Marscnner, repairs to r0of, Fifth precinct,
Nov, $3.50; Henry Ortheb. repairs to har-
ness. Third precinct. May to Oct. So. 80;
so; Second precinct. Sis; Third pre-
c,ncf, S55; NJ. Wooiey. repairs TO bicycles,
Aug, to Nov, 1920; Wood and Menagh.
SUPPLIES signal system. Oct. and Nov. STA
S. Woodland Menagh supplies Signal
System, June to September, s69. %.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Company
H.: NJ. Elliott, labor, signal system, Oc-
tober, $3.50; Joseph Burns. labor. sig
nal system, October, SIS; Alonzo SPACE,
l 3 signal system, October, s21; Thos
S2z: the United Gas Improvement Com
pany. gas in stations. October, $252.60;
the United Gas Improvement Company,
gas in Hospital. October, s79.a5; Jersey
City Electric Light Company, two are
lights. First precinct. October, S31: Jer-
sey City Electric Light Company. one
arc light, Second precinct. October. $15.50i
J. c. Heckingbotham, milk to Hospital, |
October, $3.50; Hudson River Ice Conn.,
pany. ice TO Hospital, October. s29.13: j.
$40. 10: Vanderbeek & Sons. lumber to Hos
pital. October, S25.7S; D.. Steele & Sons. |
supplies to Hospital. October, $3.50; A.
B. Van Wagner. supplies to Hospital.
October, ss245; yanderbeek. lumber to
Hospital. November. s1S4.S4; 7. C. Brown
& Van Anglen Co, dry goods to Hespi-
tai, October and November. $50; z. A.
Pyle. horse-shoeing, Hospital, October,
SLIGO; George Fl. Piercy, repairs to Hos
pital. September and October, $1342: F..
Huesser & Sons, repairs to Hospital. Sep
and October, Sl6.23; VIM. J. Black
shaw. repairs to Hospital, December, IS.
to September. IS. S196.11; A. c. Dieterle,
supplies to Hospital. October and Novem-
Der. 1895 50; Wood & Menagh, supplies to
Hospital, October and November, $l.l2;
the Jersey City Printing Company. print
ing minutes. September and October. SO;
John f. Clarke, printing and stationery,
November. $500.
Referred to Committee on General
Claims Account.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims, having been re-
ported correct by the committee TO whom
they were referred and resolution pre-
sented ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered and
TAKEN
Yeas-All the members.
Committee on General Claims Account:
Hoboken Coal Company. SAG and S92;
Holmes & Cogan, s143.92; Charles OsNeill,
32.i0; BENZ, NJ. Gerardin, s4l.50. BARLEY
Coyle. SIS; Richard Jackson. $3.50; q. A.
Pyle, $5s.7s; vanderbeek & Sons, $46s.
s25.7S and sls4.s4; Wood 6 Menagh, $3.50,
$14.l2. 1882 and s2e4.6S: James Coleman.
$3.50; H. L. Duls. Sss65-
J. Kopedo & Sons, 81. so: the United Gas
Improvement LII a3c-ot, SIo1.0 dlQ $780,
A. c. Dieterle, $ld56 and $3.50 G. w.
Woolley. sl5.S5 and s22. 20. Elizabeth Her
man. $is.75; Jfioseph Z~umbusch, S22S5;
M. Marschner, $s2.e 60 and SIS; Henry ORR
heb. Sl2. 80; A. r. Witter, 50, Sis and
SIS; The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co, SIS. 30;
H. NJ. Elliott, SIG 80; Joseph Burns, SIS;
Alonzo Space, SCI. Thomas Mullins $24;
J. C.. Elctric Light Co., $sl and SIS 0 J..
c. Hickingbotham4 81 80; Hudson Riser
Steele & Son. slss.5o; A. E. Van WAC
Co. s20.iS; E. A. Pyle. al: g. n Percy,
Sl3. 70: f. Hauser & Sons, S76-25. w. y.
Rlackshaw, 1926 II; the J. c.. Printing
Co. $40. J. +. Clarke, s93. 60.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Warden Of City Hospital submitted re-
port for the month of October. 1896.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City Hospital, Nov. 2. 1896.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
Gentlemen most respectfully submit
my report for the month of October. 1896:
Number of patients remaining October
l. 81: numbe admitted during month.
fls; total. 1856. Number discharged cured.
G. number discharged improved. 80; num-
her sent 90 county Institutions. A, number
died. II. Total, II3. Number remaining
November l, z. Number Of surgical dis
medical dispensary cases, 239; number Of
eye aad ear dispensary cases. sos: number
OF ambulance calls, 49,: number of pre-
scriptions filed, 1.575. Respectfully,
G. O.. OSBORNE. Warden.
BY Commissioners West and adopted
Resolved. That the following transfers
be and are hereby ordered to a k effect
Immediately. viz.
Patrolmah &. Kaiser. from First to