The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-01

and testimony, retired for deliberation and
on r~eassembling sentenced the accused
officers that were found guilty as followst
Patrolman James Keilt, found guilty and
sentenced to be fined three days pay.
Chanceman F. Rubackey. found guilty
and sentenced to be fined three days pay,
Patroiman Water DAILY, found guilty
and sentenced to be fined three days pay.
Patrolman w /. B~raekea, found not
guilty, and charge was dismissed, but or
drede him to be reprimanded by the Chief
for untruthfulness.
PRESENTATION OF cOMMuNICA-
TIONS.
Communications was received and dis
| posed of as follows.-
Resignatio nof John Bolen. Jr., lineman
of the Department. Accepted.
I PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as fofiows:-
Hoboken Coal Co., coal to I'd Precinct,
Feb, $50; Coughlin Bros, coal to Third
precinct, March, $115; John G. Gopsill coat
to Fourth Precinct, Feb. and Marcn, $SL60;
Greenville Coal Co., coal to Fifth Precinct
Feb, $50; Newman Mission, kindling wood,
ment, March, $1SS.el; J. H. Keim, photos
of Prisoners, Feb, $12; Wood & Menagh,
supplies, Signal System, Jan. to Mar,
geon., Dec. to March, $45; The United Gas
lmpt. Co., SUPPLIES, Jan. and Feb, 1856; j..
shellenburger & Co, supplies, Dec. 10
Mar; $los.s ~, vanaeroes j sons, iumper, 10
- - w.
Hunter, horseshoeing, First precinct, Dec.
to Feb, sl6.26; E. A. Pyle, h~orseshoeing,
Fourth precinct, Feb, $40; TIC Brown
F. Jones. Chem. Co.. supplies, Feb. Sc;
H. c. Buckiein, supplies, Feb, $40; G. l..
Dayton, repairs, Second, Fourth and Sev-
rier Co, repairs FIRST precinct. Maren,
$52. 10; The WV. Farrier Co., repairs. Sew
enth precinct, March, $.15; A. Sifkie, one
bay horse, Feb. SIS; F.. A. Pyle, repairs,
Gas Impt. Co., gas in stations, Feb,
$4s.52; The United Gas Impt. Co, gas in
hospital, Feb, $26.63; Jersey City Printing
Co., printing minutes, Feb, SIP; John F..
Clark, printing and stationery. Mar, s5s.4o:
Referred TO Committee on General
Claims.
J. McAusland. bread to hospital, Feb,
$500; Hudson River Ice Co. ice to Hos
pitai, Feb, s10.19; j. G. Mars, supplies 20
Hospital, March, $685.; T. C. Brown &
Van Anglen Co., dry goods to Hospital,
agh, supplies to Hospital, Feb. and Mar /,
$64.03; Enos L. Jones Chem. Co., supplies
to Hospital, Feb, IS; e. A. Pyle, horse
shoeing to Hospital, Feb, S14G5; Wander
$24.40; the w. w. Farier Co. repairs to
Hospital, Feb, Sizes; G. L. Dayton. re-
pairs to chairs, Hospital, Dec, $4.T0; John
F. Clarke. printing and stationery. March,
S14.40. Referred to Committee on Hospital
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by COMMITTEES to whom they
were referred and resolutions presented
ordering warrants drawn on City Treas
urer by the following vote, the yeas and
nays having been ordered and taken:-
Yeas All the members.
Committee once neral Claims:-
Hoboken Coal Co., 500: Coughlin Bros,
SIS; John g. Gopsill, $3.50; Greenyille
Keim, $l2; Wood & Menagh, $685. and 1925:
the United Gas Impt. Co, S3.65, $43.54 and
$3.50; J. S~hellenburger & Co., $103.S9; Van
derbeek & Sons, ga; Thos. Hunter, SIG. %;
glen Co, IS. IS; q. 7. Jones Chem. Co., Sc;
H. c. Becklein, $40; G. l.. Dayton, SIS; the
W. w. Farier Co, $52.10 and s4.15; A.
Strouckel, $75; e. a: Pyle. 1925; Jersey
$50. 40.
Committee on Hospital and Dispenser
j. McAusland, $3.50; Hudson River Ice
Co., $l0:19; ]. G.. Mars, $59.35; T. {. Brown
& Van Anglen. $50. 70; Wood & Menagil,
S64.0S; Enos 7. Jones Chem. Co, IS; E. A.
Pyle. $14.05; Vanderbeek Sons, $24.4 40; the
W. w. Farier Co. $72.oS; G. [. Dayton.
81. 20; John F. Clarke, s1440.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
mReport of Warden of City Hospital for
Warden's office, City Hospital,
Jersey City. March l, 1899.
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners
FilA+ IA etoE
nit my report for the month of Feb,
&. o. OSBORNE.
Number of patients remaining Feb. 1,
20: number admitted during the month ,12T;
total, 1877.
Number discharged cured, "a; number
discharged improved, ~; number sent 20
county institutions, II; number died, Z;
total, 121; number remaining March !, &c.
Number of surgical dispensary cases.
$40: number of eye and ear dispensary
eases, 209; number of ambulance. calls.
night time, AZ; number of prescriptions
| filled, 1,96l.
BY President Abernethy:-
Resolved, That Peter ,punhardt be and
is hereby appointed liEAsnan, vice ].
Bolan, Jr., resigned; same to take effect
missioner West.
Adopted by the following vote:-
Yeas-President Abernethy and Com
Nay-Commissioner Walter,
BY President Abernethy and adopted
Resolved, That a board of examining
| Hare, Second Precinct, he having been
reported as unfit for duty. !
Motion by Commissioner West and
adopted
That when we adjourn it be subject to
the call of the Chair.
On motion adjourned.
Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners, held in the First
Criminal Court room, Tuesday, March 70,
1899.
Present-All the members.
Minutes of last meeting approved as
printed.
PRESERVATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
| Communications, etc, were received and
disposed of as follows:-2
Communication from oBard of Exam
lining Surgeons ordered spread on the
minutes
Surgeons Office, Police Department.
Jersey City, March Is, 1899.
Hon, Board of Police Commissioners
| Gentiemen-In accordance with the res
olution adopted by you Honorable Body,
| we have examined Patrolman Martin
| Hare, Seconu Precinct. We find that he
has functional disease of the heart, and
we that his disability will be per-
manent. +
Respectfully submitted,