Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-04
BoAR0 OF PUBLIC SAFETY
RepOrtsof Chief Egan and City Treas
 urer Gibson Read Last Night

Reports Of Chief Egan ana Clty 1Eeas-
 urer Gibson Read Last Night.
 Commissioner Kleinecke presided at the meeting of the board of public safety last night, Mayor Kildun being attending the session of the board or education
 The report of Chief Egan for the month of July was read and ordered on file It was as follows:
 Whole number of arrests. 126; whole number of cases, 149: males, 1S5; fe- males, 14.
 Cause of arrest-AssauIt, s; breach of the peace, 20; burglary, l; cruelty to animals. l; common night walker, z' contempt of court. :; found in saloon on Sunday. l; intoxication, oO; lnde- cent exposure. 2: intimidation, l; ma nciOus injury to personal property I; neglect to support family, 5; resist ance to officer. T; runaway boys, |; theft. 10; taking horse without leave, T. trespass on railroad cars, IS; va- grancy, l: violation of license law, 8; violation of city ordinance, 7; yiO- Iation of fire cracker law. s; violation of junk law. 2; violation of lantern law. l. Total. 149.
 Disposition of arrested-Appealed to district court II; bound over to super for court. 1; committed to county jail, 50; discharged by chief of police, 26; not guilty. 2; nOlled by prosecuting at torney, 10; paid fines and costs, 30; sentence suspended. Il. Total, 149-
 Nativity of arrested-United States, white. 63;. United States. colOred, Il; Ireland, 43; England 6; Germany, 5; Canada, 2; Scotland. 2; Italy, q; Po- land, I; Sweden. I; Russia, 3; France, l; Syria, 3; Bermuda. l; Denmark, l; China. 1; Lithuania. '.
 Miscellaneous-Time lost by regular force. days, 22; special duty performed, hours, 134; stores and offices found open, 46; 1Odgers. [; electric lights out of order. 42; expense to take prison CTS to jail. $115; expense to make ar rests, $4. Total amount received of clerk of court. $119.
 Chief Egan's report for August was as follows: Whole number of arrests, 142; whole number of cases, 162; males 141; females, 21.
 Cause of arrest-Assault, &: indecent assault, l: breach of the peace, 24; burglary. 3; common drunkard, l; cruelty to animals. 6: defrauding, 3; embeZzlement, I; evasion of respon- sibility for damages, l; gambling, 1: intoxication. 62; insanity, I; keep ing house of i1l-fame. I; residing in house of ill-fame, 3; frequenting house of ill-fame. l; neglected and depend ent children, 5; neglect to support fam fly, Il; selling pools, 8: theft. Is; talk ing horse without leave. 1; trespass, 1; vagrancy, 8; violation of license law, 2; violation of city ordinance, 6. To- tai, 1892
 Disposition of arrested-Appealed to district court. 6: bound over to the superior court, 6; bonds called, l; committed to county jail. 43; commit ted to town workhouse. 3; committed to Connecticut School for Boys. l; con- mitted to county home. 4; continued, 2: discharged by chief of police, 19; not guilty, 6; nolled by prosecuting at torney, IS; paid fines and costs, 49; sentence suspended. 3; turned over to officers of other towns. l. Total, 162.
 Nativity of arrested-United States, white, 49; United States. colored, ': Ireland. 4j; England. 3; Germany, l; Canada, 9; Scotland, l: Italy, 6; Swed- en, 2; Russia, I; France, l; Lithuania, 2.k
 Mfscellaneous-Time lost by regular fierce, days. 7Ok; special duty perform ed, hours. 21O; stores and offices found open. AT; 1odgers. 13; electric lights out of order. 8; expense, to take pris- oners to jail, $1OO; expense, to make arrests. S23.5O; expense to take pris- oners to Connecticut School for Boys, $S- Total amount received of clerk of 1 court, $l31.JO.
 An application was received from James H. Wilson asking for an ap- pointment as callman in the fire de- partment- It was ordered on file.
 The resignation of Frank w. La Clair as supernumerary officer was read and accepted
 The following communication was received from City Treasurer Gibson: To the Honorable Board of Public |
 Safety:
 Gentlemen: hereby submit to | your honorable body a report of all | moneys received by me to date as treasurer of the police pension fund | of the city of Waterbury. Received from the county
 commissioners of New Ha-
 ven county $3, ,636.06 | Received from selectmen town
 of Waterbury .............$S .$S.576.24
 Total .........--......... ST, ,212.3 80 1 Balance on hand August 27.
 4SO1 ---------- .-S1, ,212.3O |
 Respectfully submitted,
 G. A. GIBSON, City Treasurer.
 A committee consisting of Mayor | Kilduff. Commissioners E. Foley and | Kleinecke were appointed to invest the | fund
 John M- Kelly. a calIman of Hook | and Ladder company. No 1, was fined | g for failing to respond to an alarm | August G. He did not hear the bell. | At the suggestion of Chief Snagg it | was voted that two cast iron pans be for stalls at the ScoyiIl street | house. The chief also thought that the | doors of the shed at the same house | should be changed so as to make more | room when driving in an out This matter was referred to a committee ; consisting of Chief Snagg. Commis- gi0ners Hull and Knox. The Chase t