The Jersey City news., 1906-03-15

to be commended, particularly sc as rle
thieves that be captured were professions
ais, and this arrest js consequently 81 tm-
| portance.
would respectfully suggest he be
given honorable mention.
BENZ. MURPHY,
Chief Of Police.
Communication from Hon. Mark NJ
Pagan, Mayor, requesting that a detec-
tiye-s sergeant be detailed TO his office
Received and referred TO Committee
of the Whole.
Communication from the Merchants
Protective Association requesting Board
70 take action in regard to Sunday clos
ing.
Received and referred to Committee
Of the Whole.
Communication from the Seventh
Ward Improvement Association in re-
gard to placing patrol signal box at Jack
son and Fulton avenues.
Received and referred to q Committee
Of the Whole.
Communication from Mayor Bros. in
reference to bill of Spill against Acting
Patrolman Rudolph Rein.
Referred to Chief for investigation.
Communication from Bernstein s. Co.
In reference to bill Of $33.S7 against Pa
trolman John Barnes M
Referred to Chief for investigation.
REPORTS.
Reports of the several Precinct Com
manders in reference to gambling and
disorderly houses in their respective pre-
cincts for December. 1905. 80
Received and referred to a Committee
of the Whole
Report from Abel p Brown Superin-
tendent of Telegraph. for year 1905.
Received and ordered filed.
The Board then proceeded with the
trials of officers against whom charges
had been preferred, as follows
Charge No. Charles Carroll, Patrol-
man, First precinct; charge, neglect Of
Charge No. 2-Charles Carroll, Patrol
man, First precinct; charge, neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 3-John Nugent, PATROL
man. First precinct; charge, neglect Of
duty.
Charge No. ALEX. Rodgers, Patrol
man, First precinct; charge, neglect of
Charge No. 5-Alex. Rodgers, PATROL
man, First precinct; charge, neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 6-Charles Negravel, Act
ing Patrelman, First precinct; charge,
conduct not becoming an officer.
Charge. No. CHARLES Negravel, Act
ing Patrolman, FIRST precinct; charge,
conduct not becoming an officer.
Charge No. s-Joseph McComb, Door
man Second precinct; charge, Wilfful dis
obedience of orders.
Charge No. 9-Joseph McComb Door
man Second precinct; charge, removing
stolen property.
Charge No. 1O-John Barnes Patrol
man, Second precinct; charge. neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 11-John Barnes, PATROL
man, Second precinct; charge, neglect of
Charge No. 12-John Barnes, Patrol
man, Second precinct: charge, neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 13-John Barnes, Patrol
man, Second precinct; charge, neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 14A-John Barnes, PATROL
man, Second precinct; charge, neglect of
Charge No. 15-Louis Bettiger, Patrol
man, Third precinct; charge neglect of
duty.
Charge No. 1e- Patrick Flaherty, Act
ing Patrolman, Fourth precinct; charge,
neglecting to pay just debt.
Charge No. 17-George Tullock. Act
ing Patrolman. Fourth precinct; charge,
conduct not becoming an officer.
Charge No. lS-Henry Douglass. Pa
torlman, Fourth precinct; charge, neglect
of duty.
Charge No. 1e-Danisl Murphy. Act
ing Patrolman, Fourth precinct; charge,
neglect of duty.
Charge No. 20-George Kurfehs, Pa
trolman, Fourth precinct; charge, neglect
of duty.
troiman. Fifth precinct; charge, neglect
Charge No. 22-Benj. Winters. PATROL
man, Sixth precinct; charge, conduct not
becoming an officer.
Charge No. 2S-Frank Alton, Acting
Patrolman, Seventh precinct; charge,
conduct not becoming an officer.
Charge no. 24-Frank Alton, Acting
Patrolman, Seventh precinct; charge,
Charge No. fitzpatrick .o'Donnell,
Pstrolman. Seventh precinct; charge, abb
seatee without leave.
Charge No. 26-Walter Skiff, Patrol-
man. Seventh precinct; charge, gross
Charge No. 27-Charles Wohfeben.
Patrolman, Seventh precinct; charge,
FINDINGS.
The Board. having heard the pleadings
aud testimony, retired for deiiberation.
and on reassem bling sentenced the ac-
cded officers that we're found guilty as
Charge No. 1-Patrolman Charles Car
roll, charge dismissed.
Charge No. 2-Patroiman Charles Car
roll. found guilty and sentenced to be
fined ] days pay.
Charge No. 3-Patroiman John Nn-
gent, found guilty and sentenced to be
fined 2 days pay.
Charge No. 4-PatroIman Alex. Rod
gers. found guilty and sentenced to be
Charge 40. 5-Patrolman Alex. Rod
gers. found guilty and sentenced to be
Charge No. 6-Asting Patrolman
Charles Negravel, charge laid over.
Charge No. 7Acring Patfolman
Charles Negravel, charge laid over.
Charge No. 8-DooTman MeComb,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
Charge No. 9-Doorman Mccomb.
found. guilty and sentenced to be repri.
manded By Chief.
Charge No. 10-Patrolman John
Barnes, found guilty and sentenced to be
fined 2 days pay.
Charge No. 11-Patrolman John
Barnes, found guilty an3 sentenced to be
hned 2 days pay.
Charge No. 12-Patrolman John
Barnes, found guilty and sentenced TO be
lined 2 days pay.
Charge No. 1s-Patrolman John
Barnes. found guilty and sentenced to be
lined 2 days pay.
Charge No. 14-Patrolman John
Barnes, found guilty and sentenced TO be
nned days pay.
Charge No 15-Patrolman Louis Bet
tiger. found guilty. and sentenced to he