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Watson can be retired under the law,
Resolved, That the aforesaid Alexander
Watson, Doorman and City Prison Keep
err, First precinct, be placed on the re-
tired list upon half pay, to take effect
BY Commissioner West
Resolved, That Sections 6 and 3 of Rule
5 Be as suspended = ss tf for e thls mesti rafa
Yeas-President Abernethy and Commits
sioner West.
APPROXIMATIONS Walter.
BY President Abernethy.-
Resolved. That Joseph McComb be APP
pointed Doorman and City Prison Keeper,
First precinct, vice Watson, retired, sub
ject to the usual examination.
Adopted by the following vote:-
Yeas-President Abernethy and Commits
sioner West.
Nay-Coinmissioner Walter.
Report of Warden of City Hospital of
cash received from sale of drugs and
board of patients for the months of Feb
ruary and March ($100.50} with receipt
from City Treasurer for the amount
Motion by Commissions West and
adopted
Thai when we adjourn 1t be subject to
the call of the chair.
q. P. ROBINSON.
Clerk.
| Cornnaissfoners. held in First Criminal
Court room, Monday, April II, 1893.
Present-AH the members.
Minutes last adjourned regular and OF
April approved as printed
Minutes of meeting of April 10 amends
ea : py Pia and a 1as wedo as rsg amend lldsf ao-
Presentation or COMMUNICATION ana Pc
titions:-
and disposed of as follows
Communication from Captain and Act
ing Inspector McKaig, requesting to be
ing as such from February / to date
Ordered filed and laid over.
Invitation from No. Is engine to/attend
their pR RRssiaNg & p5ss n nS'' cL Aisagtea.
Claims We're presented and referred to
the proper committees, as ollows:-
sl15; Coughlin Bros. coal to Third pre-,
cinct, April, $3.50; Coughlin Bros, coal
to Sixth precinct, SO. 20, .Coughlin Bros,
Wilson Totten, coal to Hospital, Febru-
airy, $3.50; Alex Watson, meals to pris-
oners, G. p. and First. precinct, April,
ment, April, $174.sS; J. Kenn, photos of
prisoners, March and April, $21; Kooido
& Sons. supplies, April. $50, E; A Pyle.
$685.; Brush & Alberts, supplies, February
and April, IS; Wood & Menaagh, supplies,
tolls, December to March, $57.45; Western
Union, time service of clock, December to
May, ~.
vanderbeek & Sons, lumber of Fourth
Alarm Co., supplies Signal System, March
and April, $500; Wood & Menagh, sup
plies, Signal System. April, 81; P e.
E15aher ! s Ron e0ii saBBRE aSsIe =sn MaTen' f. geo;
to April, Sf4.g SO: E. A. Pyle. repairs, Fourth
Precinct, March, $S.49; Brinckman and
Hauck repairs to wagons. January to
April, $227.T3; j. G. Electric Light Co., IN
: ra 11IpSaRDf liphtS* First nrPHfnct.- mart OF
February, 5000; Second Precincts, part of
February, S12.74 Tn I'd Precinct, part of
Feb, S11.g0; Fourth Precinct, part of Feb,
$3.50; Fifth precinct, part of Feb. $3.50;
| Seventh Precinct, part of Feb, $6.45; Hos
, pital, part of Feb, s15. 2; arc light, Sec3A
Precinct. March, S15.56; Jersey City Print
ing Co. printing manuals, March ST.; the
I Ganiewell Fire Alarm Co. supplies, Sig
nal System, April, $500, J. H. CTamer, sup
plies. Apr l.. $50; the w. W. Farier Co.,
repairs, First Precinct, April, $685.; p. e
+; Jones Chem. Co, Supplies, March, 81.
William 7. Snyder, labor on Signal sys-
tenn. April, $50; Nathaniel Osborne, labor
on Signal SYSTEM April, $50: John F.
! Clarke, printing and stationery. April, S1tt5;
! e. Tausstg CO.. supplies, April, S69.T5; the
/ W. w. Farier Co. repairs. Third precinct
April, 500. Referred to Committee on
General Claims.
J. McAusland. bread to Hospital, Mar,
5 .S4: HlniSon River Ice CO., ice to Hospi-
tai. March $i7.SS; ]. G.. Mars, supplies 70
Hospital, April, Sls5.14; e. A. Pyle. horse
! shoeing. Hospital, March, SS9S; Brush AMI
Alberts, supplies to Hospital. April, $40:
Carl L%lndeInan, supplies TO Hospital. Apr.
$46.57; Wood & Meragn. supplies to Hos
pital, March and April, ssG.1e: E. w. Keen
ey, repairs at Hospital, April. s14.6S;; j. E.
Cronham, repairs at has.atal. Marcia nj
April, $2S.sf; +. Hausef & Sons. repairs
at Hospital, FEBRUARY a,.c March, $51.14;
M. AberEethy, medicine to Hospital, part
NJ. Abernethy, supplies to hospital,
April l. $500; the w. W. Farrier Co.. re-
pairs, hospital, April, $3.50; yanderbeek
& Sons, lumber to hospital, March, ss24s;
hospital, $13.50. C.. E. Cronham, repairs at
Hospital, April, $50; T. c.. Brown & Van
Anglen Co. dry goods to Hospital, March
and April, S117.T6; g. D. Osborne, llcsden-
tais, April, SIS; A. S. Steele supplies 10
Hospital, April, $35S.23; Il. q. Jones Chemi-
cal Co, supplies to Hospital, March. S.;
pital, April, sos; John F. Clarke, plumb
| ing to Hospital, April, $50 Referred to
Committee on Hospital and De~spensaries.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims were reported cor
rect by Committees to whom they were
referred and resolution presented ordering
warrants drawn on City Treasurer and
adopted by. the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered and taken.
Yeas-All the members Of the Board.
Committee on General Claims
wilson Totten; s5s.5 Alex. Watson, sSs:45;
John Haesloop,. $174.SS; $1.00 J. H, Keim.
81; Kopido & Sons, $50; e. A. Pyle, $3.50
and 3.49; Brush & Alberts, $S;;Wood &
Menagh, $312; N. Y. & N. j. Telephone
Co. So. As; Western Union, IS; vanderbeek
Co.. sSs2 20 p sRd ssoo i W We 81 a e smi I q
| Romaine. $14.sS; Brinkman & Hauck,
$227. 70; J. c. Electric Light Co, 5000,
$l2.7 a, Sis 81. s., ST. 60, $6a5 s12.12 Slo.5o;
| ]. c. Printing Co., $50. rs, $12; J. I'll. Cramer.
$7.S0; the W. w. Fsarrier Co, s3S.25 \
$500; e. F. Jones Chemical Co., s.; w. q.
Snyder, $50: Nathaniel osborne, SSS; Jonn
| z. Clarke. 1es; E. Saussig & Co; $3.50;
| Co.. $17.SS: J. c Mars, $125.74; p. A. Pyle,
| $8.9S; Brush & Alberts, $s7 80; Carl Slnde-
| man.. S46.51: Wood & Menagh, $26.10; g.
| w. Keeney, $1463, c. F.. Cronham, $24S.St
and $50. +. Hansen & Sons, $5l,14; M.
Abernethy, sl75,5 50 and s4SsS; the We W.
$S2.46; T. G. Brown & Van Anglen CO,
sir rs; G. o. Osborne. s15;s A. g Steele,
$35S. Is: the w. w. Farrier Co., Slo.55; John
REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE.
Chief submitted report of the business
of h Department for quarter ending
Ordered. filed and the recapitulation
| spread on the minutes.
REHABILITATION.
Whole number of persons arrested, IL
/ 1892 committed, 321; paroled, ~; hned, 3S3;
delivered to ether authorities, 65: dis
charged, 81; white, 1,3S9; colored, IS;
having a trade, 2sg; no trade. Log, males,
j 81 ;asS s. fe reaoNere ~ yi,ssssaa; amount aioteni q If
money collected as fines 1929; ambulance
| calls. 1856. lost children, 3d. fires attended,
| los. accidents, 1861 doors and windows
found open, 14s; missing persons, 81; per,