The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-27
Police tenure Of office act. In my judg-
sment they do not.
Respectfully ,Asss1yAmM

Poliee tenure Of Office act. In my 1udg-
ment they do not.
Respectfully ,s1. 49,
ALLAN r. McDERMOTT,
Corporation Counsel.
Communication from Chief OF Police in
forming Board of suspension of Chance
man William Gray from pay and duty,
pending investigation OF charges pre-
ferred against him..
Ordered filed.
Communication from Chief of Police in
forming Board that the N. Y. Il N. ].
Telephone Company had placed a second
wire In connection will the telephone
service of department, without expense to
the city.
Ordered filed.
Communication from secretary of Medi-
cal Board of City Hospital, informing
Board that DIR. John Alexander Robinson
had passed a. successful examination be-
fore the Examining Committee and they
recommend him for the appointment of
ambulance physician and surgeon on the
staff at the City Hospital.
Concurred in by unanimous vote.
Communication from secretary of Medi-
cal Board, enclosing resolutions passed at
the meeting OF said Board. requesting the
establishment of a genealogical depart
ment and other matters pertaining to
said department.
Referred to the Committed on Hospital
and Dispensaries.
Petition Of Drs. LIE Cont and others
recommending the appointment OF doctor
Ol iHdlQIe years az K6HGAlOEISJ.
Referred to the Committee on Hospital
and Dispensaries.
Communication from German Hospital
and Dispensary Association, inviting
Board to attend volksfest on July 4
proximo, at Schuetzen Park.
Accepted.
Petition of Patrolman J.. w. Bolen, to
be granted ten days leave Of absence
without pay. Granted.
Notice from Clerk Of Supreme Court of
certiorari granted in the case of Patrol
man Terrence Reilly, who was dismissed
Referred to Corporation Attorney.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
Edward O'Donnell, feed to department.,
June, $178.s1.
Benz: Murphy. incldentals. April and
2; Z Tebbenhof Bros. supplies. April
w. p Dugan, supplies for bicycles.
Wood & Menagh, supplies, May, sS.es.
hartley Coyle, horseshoeing. May, IS.
John A. Will, supplies, May, Splits.
X n Weaver, putting up awnings,
First. Second. Third. Fifth and Seventh
May. Sc.
The United Gas Improvement Co., u D
plies, May, 1915.
Richard Kraemer. repairs to chairs,
May and June, $3.50.
The United Gas Improvement Co., gas
in stations, May, $213.S9.
The United Gas Improvement Co.. gas
in Hospital, May, SASS.
- q. Electric Light Co., one arc light,
Second Precinct, May, $3.50.
Referred to Committee on General
Claims.
] McAusland, bread to Hospital, May,
Thomas Curran, milk to Hospital, May,
Hudson River Ice Co., ice to- Hospital,
May, $35.T5.
Stein & CO., medicine to Hospital, May,
$51. Al.
.Enos F. Jones Chemical Co., supplies,
May, $14.
Wood & Menagh. supplies, May. 1922.
T. +. Wanser, premium on policy of in
west of main building City Hospital, May,
$26. rs.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensaries.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
they were referred and resolutions pre-
scented ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer, adopted by the following vote,
the yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken:-
Yeas-An the members.
Committee on General Claims
s55.2S; T%eppenhoff Bros, SIS. 80; VIM. P.
Dugan, $3.50; Wood & Menagh, ss.6S;
BARLEY Coyle, ST. John A. Will, $21.75,
r. II. Weaver, S1425; The United Gas
Impt. Co., S9.15, $213.S9 and SASS; Enos F.
| Jones Chemical Co., S.; Richard Kraemer.
$3.50; j.. c. Electric Light Co, $3.50.
The Committee IN Hospital and Dispen-
j. McCausland, s4.s2; Thos. Curran,
$124; Hudson River Ice Co, $S5. IS, Stein
& Co, ISL. Al; Enos F. Jones Chemical
Co. 81; Wood & Menagh' ss.22; 2. F.
"Ansef' ~ APPOINTMENTS.
BY Commissioner Walter and adopted
by unanimous vote
Resolved, That the following named
| parties be appointed chancemen, they
having passed the physical examination
by the Police Surgeon, viz
r. G.. Breakey, F. A Karsen, M. ].
Doyle, r.. w. Burns, M. C. Sheehan, e.
T.. Dolan and c.. J.. Boldt, and that Joseph
I May be appointed subject to the usual
examination.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY President McGill and adopted
Resolved, That the following be the esti-
mate of funds required for this BOARD for
the fiscal year 1899 and 1900, viz.
Committee on Salaries. ..........-.$3 $3.50. T72
Committee on Genera Claims %, $40
Committee on Hospital ............ 25.Ooo
PENSIONS ....... Io,u-V
Twenty-Five extra patrolmen-...--. 5000
For building new Hospital ..--.-..-. ZOO 600
For repairs to station houses....-. 5000
I0taI ..-....- .Sooz. .o4
BY Commissioner Walter and adopted
Resolved, lat the Hon. Board of FL
nance be requested to transfer the sum
= a a. 3nnn +~s 81 =