The Jersey City news., 1906-05-19

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gan, First Precinct, charge, neglect of
81. Acting PatroIman Michael Dun
don, First Precinct, charge. neglect Of
duty.
50. Acting Patrolman John Hewlett,
First Precinct, charge, neglect of duty.
5R Acting Patrolman Charles Ne,
gravel First Precinct, charge, neglect of
lsuu54. Acting. Patrolman Charles Ne
gra vei. Frst Precinct, charge, neglect Of
duty.
80, Patfolman John Nugent, First
1 recinct. charge, neglect of duty.
o6. Acting Patrolman, Rudolph Rein,
First Precinct, charge, neglect of duty.
%. Patrolman Bartley Corliss, Sec
ond PRECINCT, charge, neglect of duty.
SO. PatrolnIan Theodore Clock. Sec
ond Precinct, charge. failing to appear in
SO. Patrolman Walter DAILY, Fifth
Precinct, charge. neglect of duty.
60. Acting Patrolman Frank Alton,
Seventh Precinct, charge neglect of
bl. Acting Patrolman John Ames.
Seventh Precinct charge, neglect of
duty.
62. Patrolman Harry Archibald, Sew
enth Precinct, charge. neglect of duty.
b3 Patrolman Michael Kavanagh,
Seventh Precinct, charge, neglect of
a. Patrolman Patrick O,Donnell.
Seventh Precinct, charge, leaving home
while sick.
65 Patrolman John Quinn. Seventh
Precinct, charge. neglect of duty.
66. Patrolman Waiter Skiff, Seventh
Precinct, charge, neglect of duty
g. Patrolman Walter Skif, Seventh
Precinct, charge, neglect of duty
6S. Patrolman Walter Skif, Seventh
Precinct, charge, not properly patroilhg
50. Patrolman Chas Wohllebei, Sew
enth Precinct, charge, neglect of daty.
20. Octing Patrolman Louis Wolf,
Seventh Precinct, charge. neglect of
4 FINDINGS.
40. Acting Patrolman Patrick Costi-
gan. charged dismissed
90 Acting Patrolman Patrick Costi-
gan. found guilty and sentenced to be
fined one days pay.
81. Patrolman Michael Dundon,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
two days pay,
81 Acting Patrolman John Hewlett.
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
one days pay.
50. Acting Patrolman Chas. Negray-
ell, found guilty and sentenced to be fined
two days pay.
81. Acting Patrolnan Chas. Negrav-
el, found guilty and sentenced to be fined
one days pay.
90 Patrolman John Nugent. found
guilty and sentenced to be fined two days
pay.
So. Acting Patrolman Rudolph Rein,
charge dismissed
81, Patrolman BARLEY Corliss, charge
dismissed
58, Patrolman Theo. Clock, charge
dismissed
50. Parolman Walter DAILY found
guilty and sentenced to be fined one days
60. Acting Patrolman Frank Alton.
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
one days pay.
81. Acting Patrolman John Ames,
charge dismissed.
62. Patrolman Harry Archibald.
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
one days pay.
,63, Patroiman Michael Kayanagh.
"a. Parolman Patrick O'Donnell,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
two days pay.
So. Patrolman John Quinn, found
guilty and sentenced to be fined one day S
pay.
IS. Patrolman Walter Skiff, found
guilty and sentenced to be fined two
81. Patrolman Walter skif, charge
dismissed.
6s; Patrolman Walter skif. charge
dismissed.
50. Patrolman Chas. Wohlleben,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
three days pay
20. Acting Patrolman Louis Wolf,
charge dismissed
quorum not being present, the reg
ular order of business was d4sye.,s-,.
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Il. n. VAN WINKLE.
Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners. held in First District
Court Room. CITY Hall, Thursday even
ing. April 12, 1906.
r'resenr-Commissio Potts, Nc
Nulty and Mitchell
Absent-None.
as printed.
PRESENTATION OF COANMUNICA-
T1ONS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from the Jersey City
Stock Yards Co., requesting special po-
lice power for their watchman, Martin
Kluge.
Referred to Chief. with power.
Communication from the Journeymen
BARRIERS International UnioIk requesting
the enforcement of the Sunday Closing
law.
Referred to Chief Of Police.
Communication from Mark NJ. Pagan,
Mayor, requesting an investigation of dis
orderly and illegal places.
Received and ordered spread in full on
minutes.
To the Honorable the Board of Police
Commissioners
Gentlemen: n:-Insiauation have recent
II been publicly made that the Police
Department is not doing it's duty in the
matter OF sappreSs4ng disordegly and IL
legal places. In view of this believe it
to be my duty and yours to take up this
subject, with a view of ascertaining
whether there is any truth in these
charges and where the blame, if any,
lies. and what can be done, if anything,
to improve these conditions. The first
requisite is to know adj the facts l
therefore recommend that your Board
undertake a public and foral investiga-
ton of these matters, to be conducted
with the assistance of the law officers of
the city 1t is my idea that at this in
vestigation any complaint which shall pe
made by any person in or out of the
Department affecting any matter under
police supervision or control, shall be
publicly considered and investigated.
When we are in possession of the facts
which such an investigation will bring
out we can carefully consider them, to-
gether with any suggestions that may
f.nnIp from thn Duhlip and 70 Ep Silnh sac-