The Jersey City news., 1906-03-07
Referred to Chief OF Police wit


months leave of absence.
Received and request granted.
Recommendation from Captain Cum
mings, Fourth Precinct, approved by
Chief OF Police, that box No. Is be re-
moved to point so feet west of it's pres
ent location.
Received and recommendation adopted
Opinion of the Corporation Counsel, in
reference to the act Of Legislature. Of
Mayor, 1905, regulating increase Of pay
of PaFrolmen:
The Board Of Police Commissioners Of
Jersey City:
Gentlemen1 have a copy Of the reso-
luton adopted by your Board on Decem-
ber 16, in reference to the matter Of fhe
increase in pay of the officers and police
men, by virtue Of the act Of May 80,
1905.
I am Of the opinion that it is your duty.
commencing with the First Of December.
to pay the officers and men as directed by
the act Of May 80, 1905. By said act il
is made the duty of the Board of Finance
to provide the money for this increased
pay, ! think that you should pass a res
olution, calling the attention of the Board
of Finance to the law and to the accept
ance of the provisions of the people, and
notifying it that from December first you
have, upon the advice of the Corporation
Counsel, commenced to pay the men ae-
cording to the schedule provided in said
act and that your Board will look TO the
Board OF Finance to provide the addition
al money made necessary BY this act.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE J.. RECORD,
Corporation Counsel
Dater Jersey City, December 20. 1908.
Received and ordered spread in full on
minutes.
Notice from the Board Of Finance of
resolution passed December %, 1906
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and is hereby appropriated to the credit
of the Board of Police Commissioners to
provide for the increase of salaries made
necessary by virtue of the adoption at the
last election of the provisions of the act
entitled, An Act to Amend an Act en-
titled An Act regulating the pay of Off
tSs fers and policemen II certaR sGao cities OF
Resolved, That temporary loan bonds
IN the sum of So, ,230 are hereby author
lied to be issued in order to raise said
money. and the Committee on Finance
beNauthorized to sell said bonds at a rate
not exceeding 4 per cent. per annum as
necessary to provide money in accordance
with this appropriation; and further
Resolved, That the Board of Police
Commissioners are authorized and per-
mltted to pay the increase provided for
under said law out of the current salary
appropriation until the same shall be ex-
hausted, or until the proceeds of said
temporary loan bonds shall be made
available for the said salary increase
Received and ordered spread in full on
minutes
Certificate from the City Clerk, certi-
flying to the adoption of act of May 30,
1903, at general election, held November
Received and ordered filed.
Communication from Patrolman Flor
f.,Jl
time lost on account of accident incurred
IN making an arrest on april s. 1906
Received and referred to a Committee
Of the Whole.
Communication from Merchant Protec-
tive Association in reference to bill owed
BY Acting Patrolman John 3. Miles.
REPORTS.
Reports from the several Precinct
Commanders in reference to gambling
and dlsorderly houses in the respective
1905. s = - el''''i'
Received and referred to Committee
Of tn Whole.
Reports from the City Physicians of
cases attended and number of calls made
during December, 1905.
Rece1ved and ordered fled
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were received and referred 20
the proper committees as follows
pay,rolls OF Department for December,
1905, $34. .201. 20.
Pay-rolls Of Department for December
1910, increase of pay, 81, ,0T134.
Pay-rolls of Police Justices and Court
Clerks, December, 1905, 1885,. 80.
1905, 50, 2,51S.5O
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Claim No. /. Joseph McComb, meals
lCn1ln lnrc ,af
Claim No. 2, William Wade, meals for
prisoners. Third precinct, $52O5.
Claim No. 3, ]. s. Menagh Co., sup
plies, $3.50.
.,6 Claim No. A, J. W. Greene, furniture,
: Claim No. 5. ]. W. Greene, furniture
Claim No. 6. l. Taylor, supplies. Sc. 20.
Claim No, Z, E. F. Jones Chem Co.,
soft Soap. So.
! Claim No. s, b Hartnett,. disinfectant,
$3.50.
Claim No. 9. H. Crofford ice, s13.
:, Claim No. 10, Greenville Coal and Ice
Co., ice. $3.50.
Claim No. IL. Evening Journal Asso-
citation, printing minutes, $12.
Claim No. IL, ]. A. Hinners, printing
$1S50
tionery, $47. As.
J. Claim No. j.; 14;s W. R. Harrison, photos
Claim No. 15, F. Pearce Co., signal
system supplies, $4,000.
Claim No. 16, G. e. Perry & Co., sig
nal system supplies, $1S6.S5.
Claim No. II, N. Y. 4 n. J. Telephone
Co., rental private line, $52
Claim No. 1S, ]. B. Shaw, horse shoe
ing, $50.
Claim No. 10, Smith & Nordint, hrose
shoeing, $26.25.
Claim No 20, E. Randall, harness re
pairs, SIT
repairs, $22.70.
Claim No. %, J. Lesta, bicycle repairs,
Claim No. %, Society for Prevention
to Cruelty to Animals, transportation dis
abled horses, $15.
Claim No a, e. L. Mitchell Co., feed
for horses, $256S1.
Claim No. 25, Coughlin Bros, coal, Sd
Precinct, $137.50.
Claim No. 26, Coughlin, Bros, coal 4th
Precinct, $l65.
Claim No. Sc, United Electric Co. of
n. j., light, Second Precinct, $15.
Claim No. 81, Rejecting Gas Light
Co., rental burners. S32.40.
Claim No. 81. Il. Hauser's Sons. S11 90
Claim No. 80, w. w. Farrier Co.,
Claim No. SO. Geo. II. Jones. S36.31.
Claim No. "a, f r. Brick, 5000.
Claim No 80. Public Service Corpora
ton Of n. T., $11T.17
Claim No. 36. United Elec. Co. OF N.
j.. S15.