The Jersey City news., 1906-03-05


Policemen of every rank are always
on duty and liable to be called upon at
| any time when their services are requir-
/ ed, and must respond unless excused, abb
/ sent on leave, or on sick report. The
system of patrol and desk duty for ser
] geants, roundsmen and patrolmen shall
be as sf0liows:
! There shall be four tours of duty each
| twenty four hours to be designated and
| known as evening tour, night tour, day
tour, and dog watch tour. The time for
each tour shall be from 8 a. m. to 8 sp.
IN. day tour, from 8 p. M. to 12 midnight
evening tour. from II midnight to 6 a. m.
night tour, from 9 a. m. TO : a. m. dog
watch four The duty shall commence
at ga. M and end at a. m. next day.
I All captains shall equally divide all
the men under their command into ten
equal sections, two sections of which
shall do the day duty and four sections
I the evening tour and four sections the
! night tour. One section will do the dog
de reserve from 1915 a. m. to II noon,
/ with a reasonable time for meals. One
section shall do reserve from 1.30 p. m.
to IL o'clock midnight on their turn, with
a reasonable time for meals. The section
doing reserve from 1915 a. m. to II
! o'clock noon and the section following in
| reserve from 1.30 p. m. to IL o'clock mid
night shall relieve the men on day duty
from II o'clock noon to 1.30 p. m. on
! their turn.
BY Commissioner Potts, and adopted
Resolved That the Chief direct the
| several captains to see that Rule 1T2, on
page 5l, of the Manual is strictly conn
Motion by Commissioner McNulty, and
adopted:
That when we adjourn it be subject to
cali of the chair.
On motion. adjourned.
f, A. VAN WINKLE,
Clerk.
Regular meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners, held in the Board Room,
room No. AZ, City Hall, on Thursday eve
ming, October 26, 1905.
Present Commissioners Mitchell,
Potts and McNulty.
Absent-None.
Minutes of previous meeting approved
as printed
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TlOlNS AND PETITIONS.
Communication from Clerk of the
Board informing of the death of pension
er James Colohan, who died on October
8, 1905.
| Ordered received and filed.
Communication from Chief of Police
! suggesting that Board secure use Of as
sembly chambers for use of public. and
/ II
Received and Clerk ordered to COM
municate with City Hall Commission.
| Communication from Chief of Police
informing Board of the suspension of
Patrolman Edward S. REILLY, First Pre-
cinct; John Barnes, Second Precinct;
| Fredk. Scheibe, Fifth Precinct, and Act
| ing Patrolman John T.. I1atchford, Sew
enth Precinct. "a
Ordered received and filed.
/ BY request of Chief Murphy, John T..
LatchfOrd was put back on duty, he hav-
| ing settled claim for house rent held
| against him.
Communication from Rudolph Rein re-
| September IL to 90, time lost on account
of assault by James Lapin.
Received and request granted.
Communication from A. A. Griffin Iron
| Co. requesting that special police power
! be granted the watchnan, Henry Kaiser.
Referred to Chief of roliee with
| power.
Communication from Manager Bijou
| Theatre requesting that special police
power be granted their inspector, W. ).
| Maxon
Referred to Chief of Police with
! power.
| Communication from the West Side
Development Company requesting the
/ erection of a patrol signal box on corner
! of Boulevard and Manhattan avenue.
| Referred to a Committee of the Whole.
/ Communication from NJ. Connell x
| Co. in reference to bill of $3.50, due from
I Officer Brainard for coal.
Referred to Chief for investigation.
Counsellor d. T. Story presented five
turers and business men, asking for the
return of Captain John Cody to the COM
mapd of the First Precinct
Petition ordered received.
REPORTS.
Reports from the several Precinct
| and disorderly houses in their respective
! precincts for month of September, 1905.
I Received and referred to Committee
of the Whole
Reports from the City Physicians of
eases attended and number of calls made
during October, 1905.
Ordered received and filed.
PRESENTATION. OF CLAIMS.
Claims We're received and referred to
| the proper committees. as follows:-
October, 1905. $34. PAP 96.
Is Pay-rolls of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, October, 1905, SSS3.32
Pay-rolls of pensioners, October, 1905,
| $2,51S.5O.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Claim No. 2S0, Joseph McCpmb. meals
for prisoners, Second Precinct. $95.55.
Claim No. PSI, Otto J. Sluter, meals
for prisoners, Third Precinct, $57. .66.
Claim No. 2S2, ]. S. Menagh Co., sup
plies, $11.3S.
Claim No. 2s3, ]. F. Underhill, sup
4 plies, $3S.1S.
Claim No. 284, Isaac Taylor, supplies,
Claim No. 2s5, Jerome o'Keefe, sup
| plies, $500.
Claim No. 2S6, Phinotas Chemical Co.,
4 disinfectant, $22.
1 Claim No. 2s7, Phinotas Chemical Co.,
disinfectant, $26.40.
Claim No. 2S8, Eugene Hartnett, dis
infectant, $4.75.
Claim No. 2s9, ]. G.. Blake. ice. 50.
Claim No. 290, John Kuck, ice, $3.50.
Claim No. POI. Hudson River Ice Co.,
z; Claim aim No. 2s2, ]. ". Greene, furni,
Claim 10. 2ss. f. R. Brick, special
Claim No. 294. The Furst Company
draping First Precinct $25
Claim. No. 295, G. G. Rochat, repairing
clock, So.
Claim No. 296, ]. A. Hinners, printing,
Claim No. 297, Ewald Bros. Co., sta
tionery, $1764O.
Claim No. 2ss, W. R. Harrison. photos
Of prisoners, $24.
Claim No. 299, Gamewell Fire Alarm
Co., signal system supplies, $1975O
Claim No. 300. John S. Clarke signal
system supplies, $780,
Claim No. 301, Thomas c. Hunter,
/ horse shoeing, $50.
Claim No 1902, James B. Shaw, horse