The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-07

Patrolraan Jas II. Reddy. Sixth pre-
cinct, two charges, one of leaving post
without being relieved and one of neglect
PatroIman Thos. j. Toner. Sixth pre-
cincts two CHARGES, one Of neglect Of
duty and one of violation of the rules.
The Board. having heard the pleadirgs
and testimony, retired for elaboration,
and on reassenzbling sentenced the ac-
cused officers that were found guilty, as
Peter Moran. Peter Canon. ~foundguiity
Peter Moran Peter. Cannon, found
pay; Patrolman Henry Archibald. found
guilty and sentenced to be fined one days
pay; Patrolman JOIN Downs. found
guilty and sentenced to be fined one days
pay; Patrolman Edward O'Neill, found
guilty of both charges and sentenced to
tence on second charge was suspended;
Patrolman Fredk. Seller, found guilty and
sentenced to be fined four days, Pay;
and sentenced to be fined ten days pay;
Patrolman John Rockford, found guilty
Patrolman James H. Reddy, found guilty
of both charges and sentenced to be fnied
six days pay on first and one on Sec
ond charge; Patrolman Thomas J.. Toner,
found guilty of both charges and SEN
fenced to be fined six days pay, three on
each charge. The case against Thomas
PPRHEsENTATIoN OF coMMUNIcA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from his Honor the
Mayor informing Board that he would not
sanction the retirement of any officer who
was willing and able. to serve the city.
Standardization etc, were received
and disposed of as follows
Mayor informing Board that ne will not
sanction the retirement of any officer who
is willing and able to scerve the city. Or
dered filed.
Communication from his Honor the
Mayor calling attention to the piece OF
property owned by the department on
\ . zrnar5a nG q Or VIZ 10 n nr0IG 10
pedestrians and requesting that II Pc
fenced. The Clerk. was directed to notify
the Mayor that the said property was
Communication from His Honor the
Mayor. veteing the resolution placjag
dered received, spread on minutes and
laid over to next meeting,
Mayors Office, City Hall,
Jersey. City. Dec. Z. 1898.
Honorable Board of Police Comruls-
the resolution passed at your meeting
held November IS, 1898, and submitted TO
me for approval November 80. 1Ses, and
of which the enclosed is a certified copy
I have taken this action for the reasons
stated IN my % omm Iaaa and sen, ser Ia 70 6 yoa
my action upon the personal letter OF
Mr.. Newton. a copy of which letter IS
herewith submitted to you. | think that
| the carrying into effect of this resolution
means unnecessary waste of public money
and deem it my duty therefore to with
QOIQ lily 6Pp1OSd VI lie SdAACs
Respectfully submitted.
Petition of DR.. N. Allen and others to
have police signal boxes placed in
| Eleventh and Twelfth wards.
Referred to Committee on Signal Sys-
PRESERVATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
| cinct. November. $45; Coughlin Bros, coal.
to Sixth precinct stable, November, s469;
November. $14.55; Benz. Van Keuren. one
clipping machine. November, S11.25; N. Y
& \. ]. Telephone Co, tolls, September
shoeing, Fourth precinct, Oct. and Nov,
$1,000.
vember, 1915; Joseph Seals & Co, sprink-
to November. 5000; Greenville Coal and
Ice Co. Supplies July $40; Kopido &
repairs, Sixth precinct, Nov, SITS;
/ Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagons,
Oct. and Nov., sSS55; E. A Pyle, repairs,
ing Co.. printing minutes. Nov. $4; John
| Haesloop, feed to department, Dec, Slt0.lS
John G. Gopsill, coal to First precinct;
to Second precinct, Dec. 1898, $3.50;
Dec, 1898, sl15; Greenville Coal and Ice
cinct stable. Dec, 1888, $3.50; Coughlin
Bros, COAL to. Seventh precinct, Dec,
nal system, Dec, 1888: Vanderbeek &
Sons, lumber, Second precinct, Dec, 1898.
1855, sss.25: =. Tanssig & Co, supplies,
Dec, 1898, S45; w. Meyers, repairs, Fourth
precinct, Dec, 1898. $40; John F: Clarke.
rison. stationery. Dec, 1898, $4-
Referred to Committee on General
Claims
Nov, $24.56; Coughlin Bros, coal to Hos
pital, Nov, $3.50 and s115: ]. Shellenber-
ger & Co. supplies to Hospital, Nov,
tai; Nov, $40; e. A. Pyle. horseshoeing.
Hospital, Oct. and Nov. $22.1S; Joseph Do
ran, carpenter work. Hospital, Nov, SIS;
Brinkman g. Hauck, repairs to wagon,
Hospital, Nov. $1.55: AZ. hhernethy med
icine, to Hospital part Of December, S@S.St-
Vanderbeek & Sons. lumber to hospital,
December. sos. Al; Wood & Menagh, sup
plies TO hospital, December. SPA; j., g.
Mars. supplies to hospital, Decemper, 1886;
December, 1882; John F. Clark, stationery
to hospital. December. 1929; Joseph Doran,
carpenter work. December, $40. F. Haul
$751; .lS. sons, repairs . nOsp''al' Ds't'iOSi
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by. committees to whom
they were referred and resolutions pres
ented ordering warrants drawn on City
Adopted by the following vote. the yeas
and nays having been ordered and
taken=
Yeas-AH the members.
Committee on General Claims.
Hoboken Coal Co, $45; .Coughlin Bros,
S14.555, 81; Benz w. Van Keuren. $11-25;
N. Y. & N. j. Telephone Co. $4S;l5; E.
A, Pyle. $40; j. Schellenburger & Co.:
1918: Joseph Seals & Co.. $40; Gamewell
Coal and Ice Co, $2.75; Kopido & Son,
$13.45; w. Andre, SITS: Brinkmann q
Hauck, S3S.55; E. A.. Pyle. $1.S5; ]. e.
Printing Co, $14; John Haesloop, $li0.fS;
John 6. Gopsili, $500; Hoboken Coal Co.
S112.50; Coughlin Bros. Sis; Greenyille
Coal and Ice Co., $112.50; Coughlin Bros,
S460 and S23: Wood &Menagh, S2l1Ut;
Vanderbeek, $3.50; P. C. Ritcher & Co.
$50. 25: G. Taussig & Co.. $45; William Ny
ers, $40; F. Clarke, 1922 so; j. w. Harr1-
son, 81.
Committee on Hospitals and Dispensar-
ies-Hudson River Ice. Co., ice to Hospi-
tai, Nov, s24.56; Coughiin Bros coal TO
Hospital, Nov, $3.50, SIZE; J. Schellen-
burger & Co.. supplies to Hospital, Nov,
SEAS: A. c. Dieteile, supplies to Hospital,
Nov, $40: E. A. Pyle. horseshoeing,
Hospital, Oct, and Nov, s2213; Joseph
Doran. carpenter work, Hospital, Nov,
| S36; Brinkman & Hauck, repairs to wagon,
Hospital, Nov, Sl1.55; M. Abernethy, medi-
cine to Hospital, part of December, S93.s4s
Vanderbeek Il Sons lumber to Hospital,
Dec. Sal. or; Wood & Menagh, supplies to
Hospita Dec, S29.49; J. G. Macs, supplies
to Hospital, Dec, $685. e.. Taussig & Co,
supplies to Hospital. Dec, $685.; John F.
Clarke. printing and stationerty, Hospl-