The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-20
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
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BOAND OF ROAAJE COMM hSSAOH
lOficial Proceedings.I
Regular meeting, Of the Board Of Police
Court room, Thursday, July 70, 1887.
Present-All tie members. Minutes of
last imesting approved as printed;
The Board, on motion. proceeded with
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred. as follows
Chanceman Nm. Buckoee, Third pre-
cinct. charge, untruthfulness.
Pdtrolman Andrew Miller. f1ftn pre-
cinct. charge, conduct unpecomlng an
officer and a gentleman.
The Board having heard the pleadlnss
and testimony in each case retired LOT
elaboration and on assembling sentenced
the accused officers that We're found
Chanceman VIM. Buckbee, found not
guilty and charge was dismissed.
Patrolman Andrew Miller, found guilty
PRESENTATION Or COMMUNIcA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communieations, etec We're received
Communication from Chief of Police in
forming Board of the deaths of PATROL
man E. E. Egan. Second preeinct and
cinct. ordered filed.
Communication from District Attorney
of Hudson county, Informing Board OF
the gambling in saloons by the device OF
| slot machines and that such saloons We're
disorderly houses and requesting that the
law should be enforced.
Motion by Commissioner Feeney ana
That the communication be received
and 1iled, and that 1T be referred to the
Chief to nave the law rigidly enforced
| and the slot machines suppressed.
Invitation Of the Seventh Ward Demo-
cratic Club to attend their picnic at the
Greenville Schuetzen Park on July ~.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
Payrolls of Police Department for July,
$2S, S63.31.
Payroll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, July, $616.66.
s1,oii.64.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners, city
Prison and First Precinct, July, $ll2.95.
Peter Began, meals to prisoners, Third
Precinct, July, $6S.10.
Charles O'Neill, meals to prisoners,
Fourth Precinct, July, $20.7O.
S. NJ. Jensen, horseshoeing, ETC., Fifth
Precinct, Jdly, $500. :,
Kopido & Sons, supplies, June and
| July, $10.53.
John S. Chadburn, supplies. July, se2.so.
F. B. Jones & Co., SUPPLIES, May to July,
Fred Nuger, repairs to harness, Fifth
Precinct, July, $S.S.
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagons,
April and May, $751;
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagons,
July, $146.75.
j.. 1 O. oOiEt ilOIoCGltoCllSy tCoAt -
Preciqct, April to July, $40.
A. MCGEE, labor on Signal System, July,
&; SCHULTZ, labor en- Signal System
E. Sullivan, labor on Signal System,
John +. Clarke, printing and stationery
s235.93
N. A%bernethy, medicine to Hospital,
a: a. Smith, groceries to Hospital, June
s. J, Blsslkeyy} green groceries to Hospi-
A. Post, fish to Hospital, July, $32.SS
]. CO Hickingbotham, milk to Hospital
July, $500.
N. Y. Condensed Milk Co, milk to Hos
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to ambu-
lance, Hospital. April and March, $22.95.
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagon,
W. W. Farrier. repairs at hospital. July,
$149. As; F. r. Jones 4 Co, supplies to
hospital, May to July, $40; De Veau Co,
supplies to hospital, July, $50; ]. G. Mars
supplies to hospital, July, $47.s 50:
REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Committee on Department Repairs, to
whom was referred the communication
from Board of Educational, requesting
permission to break through walls ad-
Joining old City Hall. reported adverse
ly, as the walls of headquarters Woulo
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims, having been, re
| ported correct by committees to whom
they were referred, and resolutions pre-
| scented 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 Salaries
Payrolls of department. $2S, $685. 81.
Payroll Of Police justices a2d Court
Clerks, $616.66. q,
Committee on General Claims:-Cough-
lin Bros. SAT. 50; Newman Mission. S11.50
p. c. Ritscher & Co., $94.4S; J. II. Kenn,
s22.50; j.. s. K~elenberger, $52. 35; Wood q q
the United Gas Improvement Company,
Sac. JOS; Vanderbeek & Sons, $l6.4S and S23. 80
r.. g. Ritscher & Co., 1925 and s2S.60; -
A.. Pyle, S11.S5; Wood & Menagh, Sl36.l4i
Sis and SAL. IS; J. C. Electric Light Com
pany, $50 and SIS; Soney & Sage, $12; the
J. G. News, IS; J.. w. Harrison, s44; J.
F.. Clarke, $S9.11.
Committee on Hospital and dispersal
J. McAusland, s59.S6; Hudson River Ice
| Co. S7.65; Wood & Menagh, $64; j. Shel-
lenberger, $7.25; Vanderbeek & Sons, $572l
and S1.47; +. Hauscr &Sons. S10.5e, Fred
MMffSseGiEsLLANEoUs BUSINESS.
Motion by COMMISSIONS West and
Tha when we adjourn It be subject to
the call of the chair.
The ordinance of the Board Of Health
~forbidding the splitting on the f1oor OF
any part of horse cars, troiley cars 81
| any public convenience in Jersey CITY,
was c~oncurred in by unanimous vote.
n nio'ion A''0- G. P. ROBINSON,
Clerk.
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