The Jersey City news., 1906-05-08
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION
HRS.

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Je-sey City, May 81, 1908.
Benjami .lirpfy. Chief of Police
Sir-As per rule 16S of manual, / re-
port that there is no gambling or disor-
DERBY houses III the First precinct to the
JOHN COPY,
Captain Comdg., First Prect.
Jersey City, May 81 1905.
Benjamin Murphy. Chief Of Police
Sir-As direeted by rule 16S of man
uai, respectfully present the following
past in Second precinct
There is no gambling or saloons where
diserputable men and women resort to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN f. KELLY,
Captain Cofndg.. Second Prect.
Jersey City, June l, 1905.
Benjamin Murphy. CHER of Police
Sir-Fhere are no gambling houses,
houses of ill-fame or sa looms where dis
reputable people of either sex cengregafe
in this precinct to my knowledge.
JOHN KELLY.
Captain Comdg., Third Prect.
Jersey City, June i, 1905.
Benjamin Murphy, Chief of Police
Sir-1As per rule 168 of the manual, 1
submit the following report
There are no disoEdefay houses, resorts
for gambling or places where disreputa-
bic characters congTegate in this pre-
cinct. The Eauer saloons of my precinct
have been inspected by Detective Ser
geant Heltic and myself, and no slot ma
chimes or ether gambling devices were
found IN any of them.
Respectfully submitted
ALBERT CUMMINGS,
Captain Conadg., Fourth Prect.
Jersey City, June /, 1905.
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Sir-l respectfully report to the best
of my knowledge and belief there are no
gambling or disorderly houses in Fifth
precinct.
Respectfully submitted.
THOS. P. NUGBNT,
Captain Comdg Fifth Preet.
Jersey City, June /, 1905.
BENJAMIN Murphy, Chief of Police
Sir-I respectfully report that there
or policy shops in this precinct to the
best of my knowledge and belief
CHARLES H. cox,
Captain Comdg. Sixth Prect.
Jersey CITY, May 81. 1905.
BENJAMIN Murphy, Chief of Police
Sir-I respectfully report that to the
best of my knowledge and belief there
are no gambling or disorderly houses in
the Seventh precinct.
Respectfully submitted.
G. w. HARRINGTON.
Captain Comdg., Seventh Prect.
Report from Detective Sergeant w. e.
Robinson on sale of cloth for Department
uniforms. showing a profit of S97 Al.
Received and Clerk instructed to draw
and present resolution transferring said
amount to Pension Fund.
TRIALS.
The Board then proceeded with the
trials of officers against whom charges
had been prepared. as folloWs.---
Acting Patrolman Jchn Sheridan.
First precinct; charge, conduct not De-
coming an officer.
Acting Patrolnlan Matthew Brown.
First precnct; charge, being off post.
Pafrolman James keilt, rirst precinct:
charge, neglect OF duty.
pstroiman john Barnos. Second pre-
ciflet; charge, neglect Of dutv
PatroiTnRn John Barnes, Second pre-
cinct; charge, absence wsthou leave
1atrolman Thomas Duanugan. Second
rreoinct: charge. Neglect Of duty.
aasP Patr0lman William BlalSey, Fourth
brgsinck ssesFge, neglect of duty.
Acting pafrolman William Doty,
Fourth precinct; charge. neglect of adatv.
Acting Patro5raan Frederick Flick.
Eei,ssa ,oreeinet: charge, neglect of duty.
Aetsilg Patgsollnan Daniel Murphy,
Fossyth pracilcfi charge. neglect Of duty.
acting Fatsoisnan Jchn Mills, Fifth
precinct: charge, neglect Of duty.
Patrolfaan Jacob Golden Seventh pre-
FLNDINssssS.
The Board having heard the. plea dings
and festisnxuy, retired for delibera$ion
aflo en- xe.asaEF1shng sentenced the ac-
cased nsassaEs vRahs were aDana gaasy, as
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