The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-07

COMMUNICATION from Chief of Police re-
IN the tax levy for 1897 and 1898, for the
purpose of introducing the BertilIon Sys-
tenn in the Department.
Ordered filed.
Communication from Captain Corley,
Cllo Wheelmen, requesting that the no.
nee bicycle riders be allowed to compete
rider. ASKS
Filed.
Communication from Thomas Harring-
ION q Son requesting Board to have the
DIRT removed from their property that was
thrown there during the building of re-
tanning wall at hospital.
Communication from somers Bros. re-
guessing to have special police power
granted Daniel Samburi on their prop
erty on Warren, Morris and Essex
Referred to the Chief with power.
Ietltlon OF William H. Dixon to be APP
Referred to the Committee of the
Whole. "e
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
coo P az OF Department for May,
Payrolls Of Police Justices and Court
s1,Il4:51. onic
Referred to the Committee on Salaries.
Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners, City
Prison and First Precinct. May, s106.05.
Precinct, May, S60.I5.
GnaTieS o.Neill meals to prisoners.
Fourth Precinct, May, sS2. S5.
BENZ. Murphy, incidentals, February to
May, $113.06.
WOOD & s Menagh, supplies, April and
s. N, Jensen, ho-rseshoeing, Fifth Pre-
cinct. May, 1925.
Barley Coyle, horseshoeing, First and
SECOND Precincts, April and May, s21.25.
me Evening Journal, advertising, May,
90. D
p G. Richter & Co., supplies, May,
geon, March, April ana May, s45.
&c. F. Hall, supplies for bicycles, May,
John \ Walsh typewriting, May. $3.50.
e. Taussig & Co., disinfectant for sta
tions, May, S113.75.
T. Lyman s Co, one typewriter and
Wood & Menagh, supplies signal sys-
Fred .Unger,. repairs to harness, Fifth
PRECINCT, April and May. s1S.1o
w. w. Farrier. repairs Seventh Pre-
cinct, May, $6.96.
W. W. Farrier. repairs Second Precinct.
May. SO.
The Thomas Stewart & Co.. cleaning
and laying carpets, April and May, S17.6S.
Joseph Doran carpenter work First
boxes to June /. s217.56.
Gardner Bros, groceries to Hospital,
December to May, S2U.6 s..
H ssmae, April < HIIia and M gsees sss' groceries to
s216.21.
A. Post. fish to Hospital, May. $3.50.
May, $50.
N, Y: Condensed Milk Co., milk to Hos
pital, May, 1888.
M. Abernethy, medicine to Hospital,
April and May, $116.15.
JIG. Mars, supplies to Hospital, May,
T. C.. Brown & Van Anglen Co. dry
goods to Hospital, March to May, $62.0 90.
April and May, s33.5S.
w. w Farrier, repairs to Hospital.
J. Elwood See Co, supplies to Hospital,
John 8: Clarke, printing and stationery.
The following claims were reported cor
rect by committees to whom they were
referred and resolutions presented order
ing warrants drawn on the City Treasurer
tpy the following vote. the yeas and nays
having been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-An the members.
Committee on Salaries:-
Payrolls of Department, $2S. 946. SO.
Payrolls Of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, $616.66.
Payroll of sick and pensioned, 81 ,114.57.
committee on General Claims:-
IS Holpes { csogsasn, s47,5o; ceaghl n Br eas,
ply. 81 anu 9t.tot JULIUS WittDpnn
s134.S6; j. S-chellenberger & Co. sis.2 r.
P. Pfausch, $14.50; Kopido & Sons, SSS. Is:
4. Straus; $2; A.. G. Dieteile. 1861; Royal
Metal Polish Co., $40; +. s. Jones q 90
81; q, a. Pyle. s., .Gameweli Fire Alarm,
Co, $I.75; Brush & Alberts. ST.. Il a
Pyle, $1.10; The United Gas Improvement
GO. $252;s 30 and s5a. 20; Jersey City Electris
John F.. Clarke, s6S.25; Jersey City News
Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
saries:-
: 8 : F sweeney; $500; J.. McAusland,
Schellenberger & Co. $500; r. B. Jones (,
Co, $21; J.. G.. Mars, $50. So; Hudson
River Ice Co., s21.sS; G. o. Osborne,
By President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved, That the following named
chancemen be and arc hereby promoted
to .Patrolmen, subject to the usual ex-
animation. Patrolmen Phillip Bousper and
George E. Heck.
By President Abernethy:-
Resolved, That G. T. Conklin be APP
examination.
Adopted by the following vote
Ysas-President Abernethy and Com
Nay-Commissioner Feeney.
BY COMMISSIONS Feeney and adopted
Resolved, That the contract for wiring
price named in his bid, $3.50, he being
the lowest bidder, and that the Corpora
ton Attorney be requested to prepare
and cause to be executed d proper con-
tract between the Mayor and Aldermen
OF Jersey City and the said Louis Bates.
BY Commissions West and adopted:-
Resolved. That Patrolman Steele. on
in Fourth Precinct. and Patrolman Luys-
ter, from Fourth Precinct. to duty at
Central ferry.
BY President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved That Patrolman William
assigned to duty in Fifth Precinct, and
Patrolman q 3 Mcintyre. assigned to
BY President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved That the Committee on Sig
System be authorized to employ line
as the exigencies 81 the service re-
quire their labor.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when We adjourn it be subject to
the call of the Chair.
On motion adjourned.
6. 4 ROBINSON.
Clerk