The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-27

new dressing table. What are you going to
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eluded to get you a new shaving brush
Boston Post.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
Official Proceedings.a
Regular meeting of the Board Of Police
Commissioners cid in FIRST Criminal
Court room. Tuesday, June 10, 1896.
PreSent-A1 The members.
Minutes of last nleetin approved as
printed.
PRESENTATION OF coMNtuNIcA-
TI0NS AND PETITIONS.
Communications. etc, were received
Communication from Chief Of Police.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Chiefs Office. Pol ce Department.
Jersey City. June Is, 1895.
Genflemen4The patrol force Of this
Department 81 entirely inadequate to eovel
me territory, and eve proper proteeaion
s sq l ! an oa 1s3s s Sorcs in ! this b e alI,w The
or any city near to our population as
will be seen by the statement attached
hereto. If you could ebta n money to
give. to. each precinct four more men. you
would be in a much better condition to
protect our people and their properly,
and still have fewer than other cities Of
our 8 ze: Newark, With a population of
sl5,cCg 272 eatrolnian; Detroit. with 205. coo.
has f;a. ss2 mem NJ y WMsashingssoon. 2: G, p9pula-
r. l., with 135.G00, has 233 meA. ard Jersey
City. with a population Of abous 1870. 600,
mas but % patrolmen.
Very respectfully slomil ted,
Chief Of Police
Communication from Clerk Of Beard
OF the sale of unserv ceable horses
and nn 3 receipt from Treasurer
Communication from ctr Clerk enc,os-
ing resolution of Hen. Board of Aldermen
reruest ng that all employees be only
citizens and residents OF the city. Filed.
Communication from Commissioner An
drewS, who has control of b cyc.e tour
namens at Manhattan Beach, en- Satur-
day, July Is. 1896, inviting board to send
competitors. Referred to the Chief WITH
power.
Communication from superintendent
Patrol Signal System. recommending that
three wires be used in Third precinct.
to connect the signal boxes in conse-
Cusnce of the great Induction caused by
the iect.ic W res. Referred to the Conn
m.ttee en- Maintenance of Signal System.
Communication from Mr.. H. Harrison,
requesting Board to appoint special oti-
cars en- bicycle on Boulevard. Referred
to the Chief with power.
Petitions of Phillip NJ. Bur9ow, Robert
j. Crawford, August w. Steuben. Charles
Schlutter land Frank Caoric, TO be APP
po.nsssl Easrel1nen. Referred to the
- lllt4 w 49,
Fet ten Of H. w. Kramer and others
to fave special pe.ce power granted 10
Frederick Gureenthal. on Central avenue.
south street. Becker street Paterson
$ rect ana SuI1rcet avenue. Referred TO
the Chief wi h power.
PRESENTATION OF CLA7Ns.
Claims were presented ard referred 10
The proper committees as follows
81 Mittp4n, iced 70 de2assment,
Referred to Committee on Feed Of
Horses
Z. A. Pyle, h~orseshoe.ng. Fourth Pre-
c.ncf, March to May. slT.013James Akin
son. supplies E~eaanuarters, June. SIS.
Station Houses.
j. A. Pyle, rega'rs 10 wagon. Fourth
rf Issfnes' Fa nrYi P fs}: S'J Ma1. z III s.. &.
Weaver, awnings, Headquarters. June,
Deferred to committee on Department
The United Gas Improvement Co, gas
in stations, May, sl7S.a5. in hospital. May,
7.55; The Jersey .Ci.y Electric Light C3.,
two arcslights. Fist Precinct, May. SCI,
ST.. 30.
Referred 10 Committee 81 Lighting Sta
.tions.
MAY auds ss5lss Bye J. mI Iss al ice bread e. h fo h5s.
pital, May. s54.0s; E. A.. Pyle. horseshoe
hospital, Marsh T. May; s22.Sl: New
fOA Az io2Aoil.. MIN lis NOo1 ~ 4lODp Utah
June. S12; J.. Efwood Co, supplies to has
pi.al. June, $50.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
John patz. rent of Seventh Precinct
Station. June, $50.
Referred to Committee on Rentals.
and surgeons City Hospital, June. sa25:
The Jersey City Printing Co, printing
minutes, May. S14.
Referred to Committee on Printing and
Stationery.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The follow nS claims having been reports
ed correct by committees to whom they
were referred, and resolutions presented
ordering warrants drawn on City Treas
urer, on the following vote, the yeas and
rays having been ordered and taken
Yeas-An the members
Committee on Feed of Horses
J. C. Wittpum, $130.12.
Committee on Supplies for Station
e. A. Pyle. s17.o1; James Atkinson, $7.25.
comm!tfse on Department Repairs and
i "a / 4; Pyle; $3.50: Joseph zumbuseh,
Committee on Lighting Stations
S47 50: the J. G. Electric Light Co. ss1
Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
:. Hudson . 2 Rixsr lee 6 C., 81. IS: McAqsland.
$3.50; j. Elwood Co., $50.
Committee or Rentals
John Daily. $50.
GommitfaA On Printing and Stationery:
James Clark. 1925; ]. g. Printing CO.,
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when " adjourn IT be to meet
Warden of City Hosp tai submitted re-
ports of cash received from sale of drugs
ard board of patients for April and May.
SlclS0. and presented receipt from city
for the same amount.
Warden Of City Hospital submitted
1896.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City Hospital. June /. 1896
Gentlemen-I most respectfully submit
my report for the month Of May
Numbe ROT patients remaining May
Number admitted during the month. 1e q
Na aasssi If patients discharged e
Number discharged improved. IS
Number sent to county institu-
ss sss; IS Ill. Il: il i i
Number Of surgical dispensairy cases 3
N!in,bsr of medical dispensaary cases 80
Number Of eye and ear dispensary s
cases tre9ted...... u. 90
Number OF ambulance calls..s.... 81
Number of prescriptions flled......... 1912
Respectfully.
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