The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-05


BY President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved. That the Hon. Board of FL
nance be requested to transfer the amount
to the credit Of Committee on Hospital
and Dispensaries to the credit OF Com
mittee on General Claims account, fiscal
year 1896 and 1897.
Warden Of City Hospital submitted re-
port for month of August, 1897.
Read and ordered spread on minutes.
Jersey City Hospital, Sept. !, 1881.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners.
Gentlemen-I most respectfully submit
my report for the month of August, 1891.
G. Q. OSBORNE.
Warden.
], 80; number admitted during the month,
140; total. 1856. Number discharged cured,
q; number discharged improved. 30; NUM-
Der sent to county institutions, Z number
died, s; total, 12G; number remaining in
hospital, September /, 70; number of sur
Sical dispensary cases, 375: number of
eye and ear dispensary cases. 305 number
Of ambulance calls. 63: number of pre-
scriptions filed, 1862.
On motion adjourned.
Regular meeting of the Board Of Police
Commissioners, held in First Criminal
Court room. Tuesday, September rs, 1887.
Present-AH the members.
Minute OF last meeting approved as
printed.
L L l5o Elm AlION Of 1tJAl M O<Nl1A-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from Clerk of Board of
Finance, informing Board that they have
an advice of Corporation Counsel refused
to grant the request to pay the United
Gas Improvement Company for gas in
stations during fiscal year OF 1892 and
1893. Filed.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
Payrolls of department for September.
SIS, 0 lis; payroll of Police Justices and
Court Clerks, September, $616-66; payroll
of sick and pensioned, September. Ss,51.l9.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners, City
Prison and First Precinct, September,
$103. 50; Peter Began, meals to prisoners,
Third Precinct, September, 5000; Chas.
O'Neill, meals to prisoners, Fourth pre-
cinct, September, $32.55; ]. II. Kenn, pho
Bres., one sorrel horse, September, $1I5;
S. M. Jensen, horseshoeing, Fifth Pre-
cinct, September. slips; Z. A. Pyle,
Pyle, horseshoeing Fourth 5 Precinct, Az
repairs to wagon, Fourth Precinct, Au-
gust and September, $52.44; w. w Far
rier, repairs, First Precinct, September.
$72; Second Precinct, September. $50; Sd
Precinct. September, $50; Fourth Precinct,
September, S16.25; Fifth Precinct, Septem-
Der, $35; Fred Unger, repairs to harness.,
Fifth Precinct, September, $l0-S5- :,
Referred TO Committee on General
S. F. Swezey, groceries to Hospital,
September, $177.93; Fred Schoper, meat
to Hospital, September, S19S.5S; S. j..
Blakey,$ green groceries TO Hospital, Sep
TENDER. $51. 06; A. Post, fish to Hospital,
September, $3.50; N. Y. Condensed Milk
Co, milk to Hospital, September, $50, 80;
September, $72.75; M. Abernethy, medi-
cine to Hospital, first part of Septem-
Der, s73.10; last part of September, 5000.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
Tho fo1lnxyino claims having Depn re-
ported correct by committees 10 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:-
roll of police justices and court clerks,
s6l6. 66; payroll of sick and p~ensioned,
81, 051. 70.
Holmes & Cogan, slo5.l2 and $s.s5; Ritsch
&c Co, So; Royal Metal Polish Co., SO;
Jersey City Cycle Co., 1888; E. Taussig
mer. s1ol. 20 and s7.12; Henry ortlieb, $40;
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., $54.S5 and S3-25;
n. Y. & N. ]. Telephone Co., S240; John
DAILY, $3.50; J. e ELECTRIC Light Co., 81 and
Committee on Hospital and Dispenser
les
Hudson River Ice CO. s45 e; Z g.
Sls5; w. w. Farrier, s40.O1; E. A. Pyle,
$10.6 3; s.. F.. Sweeney, S177.9 SO; Erred Schober
$19S.58; S. J. Blakey, $51.06; j. A. Post,
S26.40; N. Y. Condensed Milk Co., $50. 80;
J. c. Hickingbotham, $72. rs; NJ. Abernethy
S73. 10 and Sc. 80.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the Chair.
By Commissioner West and adopted
Resolved. That the following transfers
of officers are hereby ordered to take eff
feet from October l prox.
Patrolman VIM. Barry, from First to
Second precinct.
Patrolman S. De Clark, from Second to
First precinct.
On motion adjourned.