The Jersey City news., 1906-03-05


adopted
That when we adjour it be subject to
the call of the chair
On motion adjourned.
Clerk.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners. held in Board Room,
room No. At, City. Hall, Monday even
ing, November 27. 1905.
PRESENTATION or COMMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from Society Preven-
ton Of Cruelty to Animals, requesting
special police power for G NJ. Mccarthy
Luyster, F. w. Ritschy, a. 4. McDon-
aid and John Bfainard
Referred to Chief of Police with pow
er.
Resignation Of Patrolman George
Stratford. Second Precinct.
Received and accepted.
Petition from Department Sergeants
and Roundsmen, requesting an increase
Of pay.
Received and referred to a Committee
of the Whole.
Reports of the City Physicians Of cases
sttendsd att 1oo. and calls made during Novem-
4tSCSifGu ana t1ieQs
PROMOTIONS.
Resolution by Commissioners Potts, and
adopted 80
Recommendations having been re-
ceived from the various Precinct Com
manders as to the ability, conduct, etc.,
Of following named officers" it is
Resolved, That the following Acting
tpatrsolmen, I second grade: be and are
hereby promoted to Acting Patrolmen
first grade, IN accordance with provisions
of Chapter 43, Laws OF 19Q2:
Headquarters-James J. Crilly.
First Precinct. P. Sledzianowski, J.
J: Kelleher, J. L. Sheridan, c. A. Negra-
u, Y. Riceo, VIM: Murphy, T. Curry,
Mathew Brown, Patrick Desmond, A
Second Precinct--G. Balbian, P. F.
Kelly, {. Corbett. S. G. Tuite, J. J. Fen
messy, I. F. Hayes, R. J. O'Nein and
Stanislas Zeilinski
Third Precinct--L. Bettiger, Jas. Din
ley and j. Fallahee.
Fourth Precinct-G. Tulloch. ]. W.
Pangborn, John Tiffany, VIM. Sotheren
D. Murphy. J. McKenna, P. Costigan
and VIM. Shanahan
Fifth Precinct-G. NJ. Benson. w. B.
McManus, P. NJ. Mahon, G. H Schoppe
and J. ]. Coyle.
Sixth Precinct Harry Brown, H. Car
lock. n. a. NeiSG0, w m. MelilQ, JaS. H.
Wilson and T. j. Wolf
Seventh Precinct-Louis Wolf, Chas
Hill and F. Alton.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were received and referred to
the proper committees as folloWs:-
Pay-rolls Of Department for month Of
November. 1905. So, ,922.7S.
Pay-rolls Of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, November, 1905, 1888 go.
Claim No. 318. Charles Solomon, meals
for prisoners, Second Precinct, S99.30.
Claim No. 319, Peter Murphy, meals
for prisoners, Third Precinct, $63.45.
Claim No. 800, John s. Menagh Co.,
Claim No. s21, S. G. Leonard, ice.
Claim No s22, o. F. Jones Co., soft
Claim 30. 1928, Ewaid Bros Co., toilet
paper, $3.50.
Claim No. 324, N. ]. Paint Works,
paint, Fifth Precinct, $3.50.
Claim No. 325, ]. A Hinners, printing,
claim Is.il j Ne. i s2s, Ewald Bros. Co., sta
Claim No. s27; W. R. Harrison, photos
of prisoners, $24. M
Claim No. 1928, Gamewell Fire Alarm
CO., signal system supplies, $3.50.
Claim No: 329, (. 2. Healy, horse
SuOttuSt tpzt- ~
Claim No; 800, Thos. c. Hunter, horse
shoeing, $40.
Claim y No; ss1, Smith & Nordine, horse
.ssS|'IsS IsIP SSf| Ns- 1892 James B. shaw horse
Claim No. 1888, Henry Artleib, harness
repairss $13.60.
Claim 30. 334, Edwin Randall harnss
repairs, $23.50
Claim No. 335, Benjamin Murphy, De
partment incidentals, I04s35.
Claim No. 336, Greenyille Coal and Ice
Co., feed for horses. $2D1 40.
Claim No. 337, George H. Jones. car
penter work $26.T3
Claim No. $685. George 3. Harper,
printing, HEADQUARTERS. $5663.
Claim No. 339, Public Service Corpor-
alton ef e y J., gas, AL stations, October,
Claim No. $40, United Electric Go. Of
n. J.. light, Second Precinct, October,
Claim No. 341. Rejecting Gas Light
Co.. burners, $50. 40.
Claim No. 342, John DAILY, rent Of
Seventh Precinct. 3 months, $3.50.
Claim No. 343. Elizabeth Hermann,
female seareher. $40
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims, having been re-
ported correct b1 the committees to
whom sheT were ssfArrRa. end resolutions