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ara nov more; for any neglect of or abb
pensation is hereby directed to be made
proportioned to such neglect or absence.
Question being taken on the resolution
Yeas-Freehoiders B~indernagel, Cullen,
Ks;snny, KsiIy. Realms. nf KEN. M taS'aHy.
NN avsnF < pps and Director Heller.15.
S ana Piercy4, Absent-Freehoiders
ddronin and Macfarlane-2 The Director
ueclared the resolution adopted.
On motion Of Freeholder keatinr the
Board adjourned.
The Director declared the Board adj
Thursday, February 6. at four p. NJ ~
JOHN BOYD. Clerk.
BOARD OF Police COMMISSIONS
Official Proceedings.)
cnegniar meeting Of the Board Of Police
Court Thursday, February n, 1896.
Present-AIl the members.
MINUTES OF last meeting approved az
TIoNs AND PETITIONS.
ai communicating ETC.. were received and
communication from City Clerk ordered
spread on minutes. and the Chief directed
city Han, uer ofsee Of City Clark:
Hon. Board Police Commissioners:i's
Gentlemen---As a means IF convenience
~ uespatcn. advantageous to the voters
OF the city. I beg to request that you viii
arrange to have two selected officers from
taen ponce precinct who shall be made
thoroughly familiar with the mechanism
ana that they be detailed on election day
70 answer calls from any part of The CIV
Waere the election officers fail to under
STAND the operation of the baliot-box or
IN event of any box becoming disarrange.l
or broken. The prompt Attendance OF
THESE officers, coming from the nearest
# fta neseE aarye' M anf nsinE the h patrol wagon
OF time. and win be in every way more
satisfactory and economical than the
metnod heretofore employed.
soliciting your favorable consideration.
EDWARD ". wooLLEy.
City Clerk.
Claims We're presented, reeei.ti referred
to the committees as follows:
coo 90 y Of department for February.
s Payrol. !, Of Police Justices and Court
Payroll of sick and pensioned, Febru-
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
December, $1s; to patrol Stable. Deem.
per- ~; to Seventh Precinct. January
slzv.S; sls to hospital January. and Febra,
Referred to Committee on Fuel.
~ - u; feed to department,
Horses. &c y.
Alex Watson, meals to prisoners, Head
quarters and First Precinct. 1885.
Peter Began, meals to prisoners, Third
Precinct, February, S73. 80.
Charles O'Neill, meals to prisoners.
Fourth Precinct. February, $3.50.
Referred to- Committee on Feed of
It lit
John E. oronham. painting and glaz-
ing, EIrst Precinct. December and Janu-
asys S SSIfs; Bred unger. repairs to har-
Referred to Committee on Department.
Repairs n I~ncidentals.
George T. Ferree, supplies. Fifth Pre-
R.. H; Weaver: halliards, Fifth Pre-
"A. Won Bothmer, veterinary service.
DECEMBER and March, s45.
Elizabeth Herman, searcher and inter-
prefer, March, 1895, to March, 1896, SIS;
T; H Weaver, one United States nag,
A. c. Dfessile, supplies to department,
February, SPILL.
F T. Jones, supplies to department.
s. Keplde & Sons. furniture. Hsadauar-
tiers, Third and Fifth Precincts. Febru-
Referred to Committee ON Supplies for
Houses.
Frank NJ Foy rent Seventh Precinct
station, March, $50.
3; Murps 81. d ,noidsntals. January and
Referred to Committee on I~ncidentals
for Chief.
Fs 4; P9st' sa as B. to hospital January and
Fred Schober, meat to hospital. Febru-
j G. Hickingbotham. milk to hospital.
New York Condensed Milk Co., milk to
hospital, February, $S1.s5
A G. Drssule. supplies to hospital.
part Of January, ss.7s.
=; B Zones &c F s S9;, sug edi as to h0SDBi om.
pierre, furniture to hospital, February,
&; NJ. Girard0n, photographs hospital
hospital. February. $si.os.
N. Abernsthg, incidence to hospital
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensaries
.. : { F.. Clarke stationsry February e p49ny.
ing and Stationery.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
by committees to whom they were
referred n resolutions presented G;t 4rss or
urer for the amounts, by the following
vote, the yeas and nays having been or
uGToQ ana Ken"
Ayes-All the members.
department. SIS. o5o.7o: payroll Of sick and
p~ensioned, s1,NS.62; payroll of Police JUS
tees and Court Clerks. S6l6.66.
Committee IN Fuel-Holmes & Cogan.
s1Oe. g; -Hoboken Coal Co, 1862 and
si2.7Ss and SIS; Gonsill & Vaindehoof, sss.75,
Committee on Feed of Horses-C. H.
s318.29
Committee IN Feed of LPrisoners-A.
Watson, sIss IS; F. Began, s7s.S5;; Charles
foR e. Ksin q IT, Ph0t0sraph Of Prisoners
HoSsesMBsrtley coyle. ss.75; vanderbeck
& Sons. Sl5.74; E. A. Pyle. sS.7e; Denton,
Shaw & Hanfords $685. N. Y. & y. u.
Tslsphone Cos s45so; Maeksy'S A B g.
IS and $3.50: A Won BONNER. So; Eliza
beth Herman, SIS; A. c.. Dreteule, s22. II:
Sons. s65.
Committee on Department Repairs and
.ronham. s5s.is; Fred finger. Sos.
Committee on Rentals-Frank NJ. Foye.
1880.
Committee on Lighting Stations-J,
Electric Light Co., $31 and SIS. so: The
United Gas Improvement Co, s2sS.o5 and
Committee on Incidentals for Chief
Benz, Murphy. s5S.43.
Committee on Maintenance of Signal
Wood & Menagh, s242.2 20: N. T. 8 N. ].
COMMITTEES On Extending Signal sys-
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel CO..
Committee on Hospital and DISPENSE