The Jersey City news., 1906-04-17
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
(Omcial Proceedings.l

BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
ERS.
(Oficial Proceedings.l
Regular meeting OF the Board of Police
Commissioners, held in Board room, room
No. At, City Hall, January 81, 1906.
nt-Commissioners rotts, Nc
Nulty and Mitchell.
Absent-None.
Minutes Of previous meeting approved
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from Chief Of Police
requesting that Sergeant Craig be detail
ed to desk duty at Headquarters in place
of Michael johnson.
Received and request granted.
Communication from Clerk of the
Board informing of the death of pension
er Philip Hilger, who died on January
81, 1906.
Ordered received and filed.
Communication from Mrs. P. NJ Grif-
fifth requesting special police power for
her private watchman, E. L. Millikin.
Referred to Chief of Police with power.
Communication from Herzel, Feltmann
& Co. requesting special police power for
their Watchman Michael Carey
Referred to Chief of Police with power.
Application of Detective-Sergeant John
Clos to be retired at half pay was re-
ceived and Clerk instructed to draw res
olution ordering retirement.
Communication from T. Fl. Brown, at
torney representing the doormen of the
several precincts, requesting that said
doormen be placed on the payroll at
same rate of increase allowed patrolmen,
ed ard on motion of Commissioner
Mitchell referred to the Corporation
CoalSel Tor opinion.
Resignation of Burdette S. Post as Pa
trolman, Fourth precinct.
Received, and on motion. accepted.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolution by Commissioners Potts, and
accepted
Whereas, Detective-Sergeant John
Clos, having requested to be placed on
the retired list; and
Whereas, He is under the law qualified
to be retired, having served over twenty
years, and having attained the age Of
fifty years; therefore, be 1t
i Resolved. That Detective-Sergeant
Clos be placed on the retired list, upon
half pay, to take effect February l, 1905.
Resolution by Commissioner Potts, and
adopted by full vote:-
Horn be and he is hereby promoted to
rank of Detective-Sergeant, to take the
place OF Detective-Sergeant John Clos,
retired.
Resolution by Commissioner McNulty,
and adopted Commissioner Mitchell vot-
ing nay
Gonser be and he is hereby promoted to
the rank of Detective-Sergeant.
Resolution by Commissioner Potts, and
adopted by full yote:-
Resolved, That Patrolman August
Hertle be and he is hereby appointed
Roundsman in place of Roundsman
Henry Gonser, promoted.
Resolution by Commissioner McNulty,
and adopted by full vote:-
Resolved, That John Urmston be and
he is hereby appointed stableman, to be
detailed at Fifth precinct station, to act
as night driver and stableman.
Resolution by Commissioner Potts, and
adopted, Commissioner Mitchell voting
nay
Resolved, That Rose Reptic be and she
is hereby appointed Assistant Matron of
the W-man's Prison, at salary of $50
per MONTH subject to such duties as shall
be hereafter designated and directed by
this Board, said appointment to exist
during the pleasure of this Board.
On motion, by Commissioner Mitchell,
the Board adjourned to meet again sub
ject to call of the chair.
r. A. VAN WINKLE,
Regular meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners, held in the First
Criminal Court Room, Monday evening,
April II, 1905.
Present-Co Commissioners Mitchell, Til
den and McNulty.
Absent-None
PRESENTATION OF COAIdUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications were received and dis
posed of as follows -
Communication from L. iStarkweather,
General Agent United States Express
Co.. requesting that special police power
be granted George Lawrence, watchman
in their employ.
Referred to Chief of Police with
power.
Communication from the Twelfth
Ward Republican Association, recon-
mending David Herzig, Henry Graf and
Emil E. Eggers for appointment as Act
ing Patrolmen.
Referred to the Civil Service Commits
sion
Communication from Louis G. Morten,
in reference to bill Of $100 held by Rich
ard Schultz against Acting PaTolman
Louis Bettiger
Referred to the Chief of Police for in
vestigation.
Resignation of Charles Rapp as Act
ing Patrolman, third grade, received and
dcStpleu-
TRIALS.
The Board proceeded with the trials
of officers against whom charges had
been preferred, as follows
Patrolman George H OsterIo, First
precinct: charge, not properly patrolling.
Patrolman aames Cox, First precinct:
charge, neglect Of duty.
No. /, Patrolman John Barnes, Second
precinct; charge, negleeting to pay just
debts.
No. 2, Patrolman John Barnes, Second
precinct; charge. neglect of duty
Patrolman Sidney 0'Donneli. Second
precinct; charge, condust not becoming
an officer.
Patrolman Edward T. Beakes. Second
precinct; charge. neglect of duty
Patrolman Patrick T. Kelly, Second
precinct; charge, absent without leave.
Patrolman Patrick Connolly, Fourth
precinct: charge. neglect OF duty
Patrolman William Bakey. Fourth
precinct charge neglect Of duty.
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