The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-11-07

proved the sentiment.
At Democratic headquarters the news
did not occasion much surprise
We would not be surprised at any
thing the Faganites did, said Chairman
James Hennessey Immediate steps
were taken TO protect the voters and
Democratic workers Lawyers were
consulted, and acting on their advice. APP
plication will be made to Sheriff Zeller
for the appointment Of deputies.
Realizing that they are beaten, the
Faganites are desperate. and will stop
at nothing to thwatr the will of the peo-
pie. who are determined to substitute a
business administration for a political
one.
The people had been warned by the
Journal Jersey City News" Dem
ocrat' and other newspapers that Chief
of Police Murphy had been marked by
the administration for retirement. but if
was not suspected that the man who
has been at the head of the department
forithirty years, and who enjoys the con
hdence of every law-abiding citizen,
would be subject to such unjust humili-
alton by the men whose enmity he in
vited because of his earnest desire to
keep politics ou tof the department.
Resolved, That all charges made dur
ing election, November 7, 1905, against
any officer of the Police Department
shall be at once submitted TO the Police
Board and that no suspensions shall be
made until said charges shall be acted
upon by said Board
Resolved, That the Board remain in
session until o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday,
November Z, 1905, and that the Board
remain in session during election day.
Resolved. That the following named
officers be detailed to the office of the
Board of Police Commissioners in plain
clothes to be subject to the orders of said
Commissioners. That said officers are
hereby directed to report to said Com
missioners at Police Headquarters at
$50 A. NJ, on Tuesday, November 7,
1906
Patrolman Martin, of the First Pre-
cinct; Patrolman Langan, of the Seventh
Precinct: Patrolman Monahan, of the
Seventh. Precinct, who wants to be
Police Commissioner and oust Chief Muir
ply with the view eventually of getting
the job himself: Roundsman James
Kelly, of the Third; Patroiman James
Kelly, of the Sixth: PatroIman Fallahee,
Of the Third; Detective-Seargeant Ben
nett, Detective Sergeant Robinson,
Roundsman Dickinson, Acing Detective
Blackshaw, Of the Sixth Precinct.
Resolved, That the Chief of Police de-
tail the following officers to the following
named polling places set forth opposite
their respective names during the period
between the opening and closing of the
polls
First Ward--Acting Paerolman Sci
ben, First District; Acting Patrolman
Zalinski, Second District; Patrolman
Murray, Third District; Patrolman Kel-
laher, Third District; Patroiman Curry,
Third District; Paroiman Rooney, Third
District; Patrolnan Ames, Seventh to
Fourth District; Patrolman John Lane
from Second to Fourth; Acting Patrol
man Rein, from First to Fitch; Acting
Patsolman NJ Brown, from FIRST to
Fifth; Acting atrolman Sheridan. from
First to Sixth; Acting Patrolman
Sledgenoski, from First to Seventh; Act
ing Patrolman Richard O'Neill. from
Second to Sixth; Acting Pasrolman Des-
mond, from First to ighth.
In the Second Ward these transfers
were ordered: Patrolmea Costigan aud
Flaherty from the Fourth to the Fifth
District; Pasrohnan George Galway from
the Second to the First; Pstrclman John
Sheridan to the Second; Patrolman
William Hogan from the Second to the
Fourth; PPatrolman w. Maxwell from
the Second 10 the Fourth; Patrick Kelly
and BARLEY Cnrliss from the Second to
the Fifth; Patrolman Michael Meehan
from the Second to the Sixth; PATROL
man Hayes from the Secoad 10 the
Sixth; Patrolman Hennessy from the
Second to the Sixth; Patrolman Coyls
from the Second to the Eighth; James
| Dinley from the Third to the Eighth; ]
| McGovesn ercna the Third to the Ninth;
j. McGovern from the Second to the
Ninth; Patrolman Sbaugure from the
Second to the Tenth, and John Latch