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lOfieial Proceedings.)
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners, held in First Criminal
Court Room, Monday. November 28, 1885,
Present-Al the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
PRESENTATION OF c0MMUNTcA-
Communications, etc, were received
and DISPOSED of as follows
Invitation OF jefferson Club to attend
their ball at Pohlmannss Hall, November
q. Accepted.
Invitation Of Fremort Club to attend
their hall at Pohlmann's Hall, December
5. Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows-
Der Is, S520.56. Pay roll Of sick and PEN
stoned, November 10, $685. Referred to
Committee on Salaries
Alex. Watson, meals to prisoners, City
Prison and First Precinct, November,
$g2 %; Peter Began, meals %. prisoners,
| Third Precinct, November. $40; Charles
cinet, November. $40; j. H Klein, photos.
of prisoners. November, S5s BENJAMIN
| Murphy, i~nctdentals. November, N5l4s
Fred. finger, repairs 70 harness fIIda
Precinct, November, $500 United Gas
Impt. Co.. supplies, NoEsnaper, S3.o9'
Michael OfHara, horseshoeing, sixth Pre-
cinct. July and November, SAB; Thos.
G.. Hunder horseshoeing, First Preeinet,
November, S,2a; 5. "; Jensen, horseshoe
ing and repairs, Fifth Precinct. Novem-
| Der, SLS5; Kopido- & Sons, supplies; NO.
/ vember, $34; E. r. Jones Chemical Cor
supplies, August t. 9ssdnoe "a. WW oodd
q Nenagh. supplies, signal system, No
venber, Sl.9S; Dr.. A. Won BONNER veters
mary, services, September octooeE ano
| NOysmber. S45; Smith q Romano. repairs
and suDplies October and November,
| slll5: Vanderbeek &Sons, lumber, six-1oot
PES " Farrier l. Co. repairs, Third
Precinct, Nov. ss-S4: Elizabeth HsrmaE.
| searcher Dec. - 10 Nov y, Fl, 80
bicycles, Aug. $l95; me tnlsea go
1mpil Co., gas in stations. Nov- sSsl. me
United Gas. Impft Co, gas IN nospte1a.
lights, First and Second Precincts, NoNss
s51. John f. Clarke. printing and station
cry, Nov. $3.50. Referred to
r. swezey, groceries 10 Hospital.
/ Nov. S3lI. so; S. j. Biakey, green groeerses
10 Hospital, Oct. and NoY-, Sssio
I Schober. meat TO Hospital. Nov. ssss-ass
Ii NcAusland. bread to Hospital, NaF-,
So. 30; J.. c. Hi~ckingbotham, milk 70 Hos
pitaI, Noy;. SO; ~ T. Sohqsnss 1iiiA bsr
nethy. medicine to HospLtA, part y
| venn6er. Sz60.37; Hudson River Ice CO, lss
to Hospital, Oct. $50; A. Post, 1sa %
x Son. Supplies 10 Hospital, Now sle.sg'
Wood & Menagh, supplies 10 Hospital
supplies to Hospital, Nov. S2s.e9; EaAaeE-
6eek Sons, lumber TO Hospital, Nov,
SEA. "A; z. F. Jones Chem. Co. supRlss 70
HOSPITAL, Nov. A; IS; j. Elwoo9 Ice To-
Ee1rIer Co repairs TO Hospital, Now
S70.04: H. Newton & CO.. putting WEe zer
~eieefric lighting in Warden's house. nos
1tfsi New Sl55; V~anderbeek & Sons. !uh-
her To Hospital. Nov, S25.5os G. o Os2orzs
incidentals, October and Nov; N444' :.
Abernethy, supplies 70 Hospital NOV
n n Brown & Van Anglen Co. cry SConS
10 Hospital, Nov, SIoess; nslsIlsI -
Committee on A9splsai an9 1Fs
Tna folIowing claims were reported cor
rect bv committees to whom they Wefe r.
| ferred. and resolutions prsseIgteo osesttHs
warrants drawn on City Treasurer oy sEs
foiaNing vote. the yeas and nays naV-
ing been ordered and taken
Yeas-Al the members
Pavrolls of department. S29.52o,5s:. pay
roll of Police Justices and Court CiefAss'
S616.66; payroll sick and pensioned'
Committee on. General Claims
Alex. Watson. Ss22i Peter Began
$40; Chas. 0,Neil Sly ). q; He IN:
ffyn,nt' Co. $3.50, 1851, and s120; Michael
OiMara. S24.43; Thos. c. Hunter, S,z2; tne
| Jensen, Sl5.44; Kopido & Sons. $s4s2, =
Menagh. 1913 and S1.sS; DR.. A. Won Both
mer, S5; vanderbeek q Sons. s1Eei; Ealz-
abeth Herman. 50 Fred Jnger, $3.50
/ Co. 1884: Gormly Bros Co, $50 -
Electric Light Co., $50; John r Ciarke'
:2555. .
S. +. Swezey. $3.50; S, ]. Blakey, 5S.Ts:
Fred SCHROEDER. s2sI,5S; J. MeA1Stan9s
$3.50; ]. c. H~ickingbotham, SO; \ !.
I Condensed Mix CO., Sf10.65: M. Abernethy
S2e0.3T and &S: Hudson River Ice 80,
S40s06: a. Post, $S.I: D. Steele & Son,
Sle5.So; Wood & Menagh; $fe6s; Sona
Wagne s29. IS; Nanderbeek & Sons. S66:4t
and S25.55; E. f. Jones Chem, 60, w.
and S.. j. Eiwood Ice Co, 81; W ",
Farrier Co. $IoA: r. s 4 eT y 3 4 Bra 40,
d Van AngIen Co. SlVo.3
APPOINTMENTS.
Nv President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved. That Patrolman A. NJ Gal-
lagher be promoted detective. TO date
from Dec. / subject to the usual examt-
nation.
Resolved. That Chaneemen John ].
| Barnes, John DriscoA and /. h. Cieyeiy
be promoted patrolmen, 70 GAZE from De
cember I. prox., subject to the usual ex-
! animation.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-President Abernethy and CONF
| missioner West.
Nay-Conlmissioner Walter
BY President Abernethy n adopted
IS hereby appointed doorman and detailed
for duty in Seventh precinct, to date from
December !. prox-
BY President Abernethv:-
Resolved, That the following named be
appointed chancemen, subject TO the usual
examination, viz. George A. Sander and
4 JONQ MC9AtitHA% ri
Adopted BY the following vote
Yeas-President Abernethy and COMMITS
| sioner West.
Nay-Commissioner Walter.
BY Commissioner Vest
Resolved, That Captain Moses E. New
ton, of this force, be and IS hereby retired
to take effect from December !. prDxirn0,
he having honarably srved over twenty
years on the police force of this city and
being over sixty years of age, as IS pro-
vided for in Chapter 70 of the laws OF
1854
Adopted by the following vote
Yeas-President Abernethy and Commits
sioner West.
NAy-Commissioner Walter
BY Commissioner West
Resolved. That Sergeant Charles A.
F Holder he and Is hereby appointed emp
tain, to take effect from December A.
/ proximo.
Adopted by ths following vote@
Yeas--Presiden Ahernathy and Cozrznis-
sieEer West.
Nax-Eomnissioner NssIser.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Molten ny Commissioner West and
I adopted
Tnai when We aaiourn it be subject -
+ The call Of fhe eha3rs
On motion adjourned:
q. R ROBINSON