The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-02
BOARD OF POLICE.
CONCEAL ProceedIngs.l

(Officia1 Proceedings.1
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Police
Court room, Monday, May Is, 1885.
Present-All the members.
The Board, on motion, proceeded with
charges had been preferred, as follows:A
Doorman Peter Began, Third Precinct;
charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman James Connors, Fourth Pre-
cinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman John j. Enright, Fourth
Precinct; charge, neglect of duty.
Patrolman Thomas Peer, Fourth Pre-
cinct, two charges of neglect of duty.
Patrolman Terrence Reilly, Sixth Pre-
cinct; three charges one OF neglect OF
duty, one of absence without leave ana
one of intoxication.
The Board, having heard the ~pleadings
and testimony, retired for deilberatlon,
cused officers that were found guilty, as
Doorman Began, found guilty and sem
fenced to be fined two days pay.
Patrolman James Connors, found guilty
and sentenced to be dismissed from the
force.
guilty and sentenced to be dismissed from
the force.
Patrolman Thomas Peer, found guilty
of both charges and sentenced to be dis
missed from the force.
Patrolman Terrence Reilly, found guilty
of all the charges and sentenced to be
ulSlIllSSeu III IOlCC
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
Communications, ETC., were received
and disposed of as follows
Communication from Clerk of Board OF
Finance to submit estimates of a~ppropria-
tons for next fiscal year.
Filed.
Communication from Clerk of Board of
Finance enclosing resolution.
Ordered spread on minutes.
Office of the Board of Finance,
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| Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
conference.-the following resolution
| was adopted by the Board of Finance of
Jersey City, at its meeting. held May 3,
1899, and was approved by the Mayor
May s, 1899.
Yours respectfully,
NJ. F.. KALAHER.
Resolved. That the Finance Committee
of this Board examine the records, books,
files and accounts of the District Courts,
Police Courts and Board of Health of the
city of Jersey City and report to this
Board the result of such examination.
Communication from Chief of Police, IN
forming Board of the suspension OF Pa
trolman Terrence Reilly, Sixth Precinct,
pending the investigation of charges pre-
ferred against him.
Ordered filed.
Communication from Bernstein & Co.,
thanking the officers for their vigilance
and exertion at the fire near his store on
Newark avenue.
Ordered filed.
Communication from Feltman & Co., re-
questing to have special police power
granted Benjamin Harris on Pier G,
Jersey City.
Referred to the Chief with power.
Communication from C. Stohn Sons,
silk manufacturers, 1857 and 1868 Summit
avenue, requesting to have special police
power granted Charles Ungelten at their
factory on Summit avenue and Blocker
street.
Referred to the Chief with power.
Petition of Frank Cayalli and others
on Bentley avenue and Clifford place. re-
questing TO have the nuisance at the
place abated.
Referred to the Chief with power.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
Edward O'Donnell, feed to Department,
May, S1S0.11.
Enos F. Jones Chemical Co, supplies.
| April, $12.
Peter r. Wanser. rent of hall, First
Precinct, March to May. SIS.
Thomas c.. Hunter. horseshoeing, First
Precinct, March and April. $40.
P. H. Hanley, supplies, May, 81.
?. H. Hanley. supplies. May. So.
Patrick Ryan, repairs, Sixth Precinct.
J. Dickson s Bro, repairs, Head
Theo. Smith & Sons. repairs, signal sys-
N. Y. & n. j. Telephone Co, rent of
solS Id OAG9 10 PlAJ.
N. Y. & N. ]. Telephone Co., supplies,
signal system. April. $14.H.
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., supplies,
signal system, May, $50
TIL Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., repairs,
signal system, April, $71.60.
John DAILY, rent of Seventh Precinct
Station, March to June, $3.50.
The United Gas Improvement Co.. gas
in stations, April, $233.02.
The United Gas Improvement Co., gas
in Hospital. April, S4S.25.
t G. Electric Light Co. one arc light.
Second PRECINCT. April, SIS.
j.. C. Printing Co., printing minutes,
Philip Marin, repairs, First Precinct.
April, $23.4 As.
Hugo Moofs, repairs, Third Precinct.
Referred to the Committee on General
Claims.
Henry I; Ruggee, Jr, groceries to Hos
| pital, April, s275.S2.
Fred Schober, meat to Hospital, part
s74.s6.
Hudson River Ice Co.. ice to Hospital,
). Elwood Lee Co.. supplies to Hos
| pital, April and May, $13S.44.
E. J. Jones Chemical Co.. supplies to
Hospital, April, SIG.
Vanderbeek and Sons, lumber to Hos
| pital, April, 1851.
Referred to Committee on Hospital n
Dispensaries.
The following claims havinb been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
| they were referred and resolutions pre-
sented, ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer.
Adopted by the following votes, the yeas
and nays having been ordered and
| taken:-
Yeas-All the members.
Committee on General Claims:-
Edward O'Donnell, $1SO.11; E.. F. Jones
Chemical Co., $12; Peter F. Wanser, SIS;
Thos. c.. Hunter, $40; P. F.. Hanley, 81 and
s12; The United Gas Improvement Co.
Philip Martin, $23.45; Patrick Ryan, $40;
]. Dickson & Bros, $3.50; Thee Smith
& Bros, $l6.06; N. Y. & N. j. Telephone
| Co., $125 and $14.44; The Gamewell Fire
Alarm Co., $3S and $71.6o; John Daily, $3.50;
j. C. Electric Light Co., SIS; ]. G. Print
on Hospital and Dispen-
saries:-Henry l.. Rugge, Jr., S2l5.S2; Fred
Schober, S70.61; j. McAusland, $3.50; Hud-
son River Ice Co., 1874; j. Elwood Lee
| Co., $13S.2A e. T. Jones Chemical Co., Sl6;
Vanderbeek & Sons, $4o.91.
APPOINTMENTS.
BY Commissioner Walter and adopted
| by unanimous vote:- :.
Resolved, That the following named
| persons having passed the surgeons ex-
| animation are hereby appointed chance
men, viz
Peter F. Larkins, Maurice F. Nellegan,
| Burdette T. Post, Michael j. Kelly, Rey-
nolds M. Cullum and John Beggans.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Report of Warden of the City Hospital
for month of April, 1899, ordered spread
VI vVarden,s Office Citv Hospital.