The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-21

C11A1LES
Clerk.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMIsSION-
GOficial Proceedings.l
Regular meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners held in First Criminal
Courtroom, Monday, August 80, 1897.
Present-Al the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TION AND PETITIONS.
Communications, etc, were received and
disposed of as follows:-
communication from secretary of the
Robert Davis Association inviting Board
September Is, at $50 A. M. Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
Payroll of department for August, $685.
765. 10; payroll of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, August, s616.6e; payroll Of sick and
pensioned officers, August, $780, IS. Re
ferred to Committee on Salaries.
Coug gdd n Bros, coal to Hospital, Au-
A. A. Smyth & Sons, groceries to Hos
pital, July and August, S223.7 II.
Fred Schober, meat to Hospital, August,
$205. 03.
Hospital, July and August, $3.50. IS.
N. Y. Condensed Mix Co. milk to Hos
Q1Ldl. july ana August, $1,000.
J. G. Hickingbotham, milk to Hospital,
August, $62.
A. Post, fish to Hospital, July and Au-
gust, $35.15
July and August, z .20.
A: G. Dieteiles supplies to Hospital, July
and August, $23.57.
E. Sully & Co., supplies to Hospital,
August, $50.
gust, SIS.
2 = o ,r11;a 10 l,acnifo1
July and August, $2443.
T. A. Pyle, ho~rseshoeing at Hospital,
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Wood & Menagh, supplies, signal sys-
TEN, July and August, Sis .09.
Alex Watson meals to prisoners a1eT II CITY
precinct, August, ss4. 60.
Charles O'Neill. meals to prisoners,
Fourth precinct, Angus $15.45.
]: H.. Keim, photos of prisoners, July
S. M. Jensen, h-orseshoeing, etc., Fifth
precinct, August, s27.25.
A. T.. Witter. repairs at Headquarters,
Western Union Telegraph Co, time ser
James Dodds, repairs at Fifth precinct,
July, $13.61.
Vanderbeek & Sons, lumber, First pre-
cinct, June and August, 1881.
IL. A. pyle, horseshoeing, Fourth pre-
cinct, July, $5.s3.
A. G. Dieteile, supplies. July and Au-
n. Z. & N. ]. Telephone Co.. supplies,
signal system, July, $12.93
Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagons,
Wood & Menagh, supplies. July and Au-
gust, $11.40.
Fred finger, repairs to harness, Fifth
precinct, August, so.
Joseph Zumbuseh, repairs, Fourth pre-
oinct AUGUST. ~. vt.
w. w. Farrier, repairs to First pre-
cinct, August, s14.10.
j. w. Harrison, stationery, DECEMBER,
John F. Clarke, printing and stationery,
August $52.10.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been, re-
ported correct by committees 70 Wnom
scented ordering warrants drawn on CITY
Treasurer, by the following vote, the
yeas and nays having been ordered ana
Yeas-Ail the members.
Committee on Salaries
Payroll of department., S27 765ls; pay
1915. 66; payroll of sick and pensioned,
Committee on General Clalms:-
sao.a 3 Kopido & Sons. s42 80; A. Won
nent Co.. si2.25, slss.45 n $1,000; Jersey
s29.0 5; p. c.. Ritscher & Co., $6.75 f.. H.
Weaver, $40. BARLEY Coyle, $50; Richard
Jackson, $32.65; Brinkman & Mauck, $I55.4o
Jersey city Printing Co, Sc.
Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
j. McAusland s55.ss; Hudson River Ice
ss44ss..SS,, l.. sheIlenburger, s5los; 6 ! +.
Percy, 80; a. !; 3 Giw pae, lf S e. Laza sDS;so' So 8:
A. A. Smyth. s223.77; Fred Sehober;
500. o5, Coughlin Bros, sss. Is; Samuel
Blakey, 1926; n. Z: Condens ss5. MIX De- 60,
$35.75; A. C. Dieteiler, $23.5s; p. Sully &
Co. $50; w. w. Farrier. 1856; Wood &
Men Msgihs;GsE IF Z; &; (, Ryis BG SssaSs
Motion by Commissioner West and
That when we adjourn it be subject to
BY President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved a q warrant pc Drawn No on
Jelly, Sergeant on retired list, for $25, be-
ing the amount of salary due the SAID
deceased officer.
Resolved, That the vacation, Of Health
Inspector D.. w. Benjamin be and Is
hereby extended until September Is, 1887.
BY Commissioner West and adopted
Whereas, The stall room hired fer the
use of the First precinct being too small,
and it being necessary to have more
room; therefore
Resolved, That the Committee on Sup
plies be authorized to lave additional
room at a cost not to exceed IS per
month, said price to be for the rent of
stall room used by said precinct.
The certiorari upon resolution passed
at last meeting OF the Board relating to
law regulating the operation of street
railways, was referred to the Corpora
ton Counsel
BY President Abernethy and adopted
Whereas, BY reason OF insufficient APP
propriations for lighting streets, public