The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-07


circt. three charges. one Of conduct I'm.
becoming an officer and gentleman, enc o.
not properly patrefling and one OF mcgee
Of duty.
two charges Of absence without leave:
Patroirnan Phillip Hilger. Sixth Pre-.
einct. charge cenduct subversiye Of good
tie discipline OF the force.
Tn Board having heard the pleading
and testimony elaborated on the cases
and sentenced the accused officers thai
were found guilty as follows
Patrolman Robert Priehard found gull
y q both charges, and sentenced 70 be
on second charge.
Chanceman Edward Coughlin. found not
Pafrolman Henry Erdof, found not gull
ty. and charge was dismissed.
Patrolman James Goldman, found guilty
Patrolman Frank Rely. found guilty OF
both charges. and sentenced TO pc nned
tWoelye days pay, two days on first ana
ten days on second charge.
Chaneeman George Conklin, found gull
" OF all the charges. and sentenced to be
dismissed from the force.
Sergenat John ]. Quinn found guilty OF
both charges, and sentenced TO be lined
ten days pay.-dve days on each charge.
Patrolman Phillip Kilger. found guilty
and sentenced 10 be fined VIC days pay.
The case against Patrolmans Zeiier was
laId re e T3l III I'm next trial meeting>
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications, 1 ETC., were received
and disposed of as follows
Communication from Chief of Police in
forming Board of the suspension Of Pa
trolrnan Phillip Hilger and Chanceman
George Conklin. Ordered flied.
New York Condensed Milk CO.. requesting
to have the special police power granted
to j. G. Turner at their plant on Mont-
police power granted to Lee r. Force az
the said plant, Nos. GAL to 651 Montgomery
street.
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That the special police power of james
G. Turner be revoked and that the appli-
cation for special power of Lee r. Force
| be referred to the Chief with power.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were. presented and referred TO
the proper committees as follows-John
Haesloop, feed to department, Oct, Sl3).20:
Hudson River Ice Company, ice to pre-
cinct, Sept, S25-I1; Hudson River Ice Co,
| agh, supplies, Sept. and Get, s2s.15: Royal
Metal Polish Co., supplies, Sept, 80; The
United Gas Improvement Co., supplies,
Aug. and Sept, sI265; yanderbeek &
go cents; G. L. Dayton, repairs to chairs,
May to September, sl4.75; n. MarschneT,
repairs, Seventh precinct, Sept, ~; JOS
Zumbush, repairs, Fourth precinct. S71S;
w. w. Farrier, repairs. Headquarters and
First precinct. Sept, S40.9S; w. w. Far
rier. repairs. Second precinct, Oct, $4S.o6;
july to Sept. ST.; ". ". Farrier, repairs
to heaters, First precinct. Oct.s s51.60s
W! w. Farrier, repairs to heaters Second
| pairs to heaters. Third precinct. Oct,
| $71.50; w. w. Farriers repairs TO heaters.
Fourth precinct, Oct, ST. 80; W. w. Far
| rfer. repairs ito heaters. Fifth precinct.
Oct, $3.50; The United Gas Improvement
| Co., gas in Hospital, Sept, s549O;; j. {,
Electric Light Co. arc lights, First and
Second precincts. Sept $50; John =
| SIS; Jersey City Printing Co.. printing
| minutes. Sept, $14. j. w. Harrison, sta
tionery, July. u. Referred to COMMITTEES
J. McAusland, bread to Hospital. Sept,
| $64.92; NJ. Abernethy, medicine 10 HOS
pital, part of October. 1862 Hudson
plies to Hospital, Sept, and Oct. s75-ls,
Newman Mission. kindiing wood TO Hos
| pital. Sept, s1l;; Vanderbesk & Sons, Iqm-
| Der to Hospital, Sept. sS1; W. W Far
rier. repairs to Hospital. Oct. sS2 90: J i,
| G. Mars. supplies to Hospital, Oct. $3.50;
E. Taussig & Co, SUPPLIES 70 Hospital,
Sept, $50; Brinkman & Hauek, repairs
| to wagon hospital. Sept. $500: Jersey
City News advertising, Hospital SlssaV'
Coughlin Bros, coal TO HospIea5, ri
| S73. 50. Referred to. Commlttee on Eosp1tai
anu D'spsl ASTsDiTTNG CLAIMS.
The following Claims having been re-
| ported correct by committees to whom
| they were referred and resolutions pre-
ssnied ordering warrants drawn on City
| Treasurer. adopted by the following yose;
and takens-
Yeas-An the members.
Committee on General y.
81 n D. Il and slS'S4: Wood & Menagh.
S2S15; Royal Metal Polish GO. Ply Ing
| United Gas Impt. Co. sl2.65 81 =, 20 ano
ton. $l4.75; N. Mershner, 81; joseph Zum-
h5fsch. ST.iS: W. w. Farrier. $i0-go, ss-
| ~ Ss0: John r. Clarke. sl15.6o; jersey
| civ Printing Co, sa4; J.. w Harrison. g.
| Committee on Hospital and Dispen-
sa i McAusland. 4s2; NJ. A~bernsthy
| s93s. 2. Hudson River Ice CO. S9s.Ss.
| Brown & Van Angleu Co. $ll2:ol: Noo9 =
Mensgh, s1S'l y so Nsw si q. ". y Farrier
s ssa a. 4 e. Mars. s5s.S5; E. Taussig &
| Co $3.50 Brinkman Haucks $3.50; the
| Jersey city News, $3.50; coughiin 6ios-'
s's reports OF CHIEF OF POLICE
Chief submitted report OF the businsSs
of the Department for the quarter eHo
ing September 80, lSyS:- -
Rehabilitation ordered spread on min
utes. oooo - rnict
were committed 402, bailed, 40: fined. $50.
delivered to other authorities 4v' us
charged. s2s; white. 1906; colored, y6 pay
n,s1es 1726: females. 276: amount of prop
artv Stolen, s6,S49: amount of property re-
eavered S1'471: amount of monies coilect-
cd as fines 81. 29: number of ambulance
calls 22l: number of patrol wagon cdlis,
/ III: number of lost children, IN; NUMBER
Of fires attended. 40; number or aceldehts,
800. number of persons found SICK III
streets. 234; number OF dead Dodiss
found, Al. number of suicides, I numpeL
Of sudden deaths, ID; number OF persons
reported missing. 40; number OF doors an9
windows found open. 40; number OF oeau
animals removed. 54S; number OF paraae
permits issued. II; number OF telephone
MESA ses sent, S,v42; NUMBER ol MsSSeees
received, 1859. -
Report of Superintendent. Patrol Signal
system, for the quarter ending september
40 1895, Ordered spread on minutes:
~ Police Department.
Jersey City. Oct. IA, lSS-
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
Gentlemen have the honor to respect
fully submit my quarterly report endlng
September 80. 1885,
Showing condition and working OF pa
troll signal system in my charge
First Precinct-Hourlys reports from
man on post. 35.02S; wagon calls, $40; am
bulance calls, 40; telephone calls, $40 To-
tai. 3,61l.
man on post. 81, 7S; wagon calls, 4l0; an
bulance calls. 20: telephone calls, 80 To-
tai. 81. S93.
Third Precinct-Hourly reports from
man on post, 2.204s wagon calls, S.; am
bulance calls, IL; telephone calls, 500. To-
tai. q. 500.
Fourth Precinet-Hourly reports from
men on post, 24.126s WACO calls. 25S: am
bulance calls, 10; telephone calls. 800. To-