The Jersey City news., 1899-08-05
Hugh Cassidy. supplies. July. $40.

Hugh Cassidy. supplies, July. $40.
Peter Jocham, repairs to wagons, May,
s25S
Philip A. Martin, repairs. First Pre-
cinct. May and June, s29.05.
Fred finger, repairs to harness Fifth
Precinct. June and July $3.50.
The United Gas Improvement Co., gas
in stations, June, s165.l6
The United Gas Improvement Co, gas
in Hospital. June $s7.25.
: Z. Electric Light Co., one arc light,
Second Precinct, June $l5.
The Jersey City News. printing minutes,
June. 10.
A.bsfs patz. .,5s 81 }gginting and stationery
4 Referred m to to Committee on General
Louis u Finke, groceries to Hospital.
July $2S5.64.
p. r Reynolds, green groceries to Hos
IIsrman Grimm. meat to Hospital, July,
J. McAusland, bread 10 Hospital, June,
Borden's Condensed MIX Co, milk to
Hospital July. $5s.2s.
Thomas Curran, milk to Hospital, June
8. G. Monroe FISH to Hospital. July,
s24 sc.
Hudson River Ice Co, ice to Hospital,
June, $54.13-
Philip F. Martin; repairs to Hospital,
May and June $23 10.
McKisson & Robbins medicine to Hos
D tai July .$152 81.
AtcKisson & Robbins. supplies to Hos
The Kny Sheerer Co, supplies to Hos
pital. June, $3.50
J. Eiwood Lee Co.. supplies to Hospi-
tai May and June. $11S.
J. EIwood Lee Co, supplies to Hospital,
Z. j. Kloes, supplies TO Hospital. June.
s.. ]. Kloes, supplies to Hospital, June
Jacob Bergman, one iron truss for sta-
Furst Bros. dry goods to Hospital,
7. c. Brown & Van Anglen. dry goods
f. T. Jones Chemical Co., supplies to
Hospital. June. S..
j. L. Shellenberger supplies TO Hospi-
tai, May ard June. S25.64.
Mackey, Young s Co., coal to Hospital,
June $40
Nav B : MsArdls s6jA IS h0rsssh0sing Hospital
& 8. Osborne, extra help to Hospital,
July, $lO5.
6. 2: Osborne. incidentals to Hospital.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensar.es.
REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE.
Chief submitted report for the quarter
ending June 30
Ordered filed and recapitulation spread
on minutes.
Whole number of arrests. 17os, of which
there were committed 3S3; bailed. 35;
fined. 513; delivered to other authorities,
IS; discharged, 721; white L627; colored,
81; having trade PA, having no trade.
145s; males 1.4So; females 22S; amount of
property stolen. $3.50; amount Of prop
erty recovered, 81 223;; amount of fines
collected S. 162.
Number of ambulance calls. 193 num-
ber of wagon calls. 1908 number of lost
children. 2o4 number Of fires attended
102; number of accidents. 223, number of
persons found sick on the streets. IT,;
number of dead bodies found, 2S num-
Der of suicides. 9; number of sudden
deaths. ~; number of persons reported
missing. 5S; number of doors and vim
dows found open. s6: number Of dead ami
mails removed. 507 number Of parade per-
mits issued, 6l: number Of telephone mes
sages sent. 6.6SS: number of telephone
messages received. S16S.
The following claims having been re-
ported correct by committees to whom
they were referred. and resolutions pres
ented ordering warrants drawn on City
Treasurer by the following vote, the yeas
and nays having been ordered and
Yeas-President McGin and Commits
sioner Walter
Nays7zNone.
Absent Commissioner West.
Committee on Salaries PAY roll of De-
partment, s29,90454; nay roll Police JUS
tees and Court Clerks S6l6 ss; pay roll
OF sick ana pensioned, Sl.376.S6
Committee on General Claims Henry
w Kramer. S15D67i Edward O'ponnell
s37.5s. j. II. Keller. si2;; Joseph Meconb.
s,iSisi B 'Neiil s7'so: Francis Francis j. cnillen n.
Y. Il NJ J. Telephone CO.. S126, S1e.1 and
S62 81; the Gameweli Fire Alarm Co, SS.AQ
and 800 Louis ,, SIT Bates Ssas: g SIT
sas5o: aSiii Jan James a Hail slS5 IS j. Klosg,
sass + Weaver e se .,I's.ls Brash : a AZ
Ill fha limited Cas- limit Co.. ST 80. $l66. 76