The Jersey City news., 1906-04-17
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cinct; charge, neglect of duty.
FINDINGS.
The Board, having heard the pleadings
and testimony, retired for deliberation,
and on re-assembling sentenced the ac-
Criminal Court Room, Wednesday even
ing, April 26 1905.
Present--Commission Mitchell, Til
den and McNulty.
Absent-None
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications were received and dis
posed of as follows
Communication from E. e. Hallinger,
requesting that he be granted special po-
lice power
Referred to Chief Of Police with
power
Communication from Sergeant William
81. Cofin, Sixth precinct, requesting TO
be placed on the retired list.
Received and resolution ordering the
retirement presented by Commissioner
Tilden, and adopted, TO witt
Whereas, Sergeant William H. Coffin,
Sixth precinct, having requested to be
placed on the retired list, and
Whereas, He is under the law qualified
to be retired, having served over twenty
years and having attained the age OF
fifty years; therefore, be it
Resolved, That Sergeant William H.
Coffin be placed on the retired list upon
half-pay, to take effect from May 1,
1905.
Communication from Patrolman Will
liam Boyle, First preeinst, requesting to
be placefd on the retired list
Received and resolution ordering the
retirement presented by Commissioner
Tilden, and adopted, to wit
Whereas, Patrolman William Boyle,
First precinct, having requested to be
placed on the retired list, and
Whereas. He is under the law quail
fed to be retired, having served over
of fifty years; therefore, be it
Resolved That Patrolman William
Boyle be placed on the retired list upon
half-pay, TO take effect from June /,
1095.
FERMENTATION OF. CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
PayTolls of Department for month of
April, 1905, $34, 4,22S. o.
Pay-rolls of Police justices and Court
Clerks, April, 1905, $3.50. 32.
Pay-rolls Of pensioners, April. 1905,
$2,545.57.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Claim No. 10, Herman Grob repair
ing roof, Fourth precinct, S1190.
Claim No. IL, Renker Bros, repairing
roof, Fifth precinct. $6502
Claim No. 112, F. Hanser's Sons, re-
pairing roof, Third precinct, S32.05.
Claim No. 113, Geo. Fl. Jones, new
lockers and repairs, $95.15.
Claim No. ia. f. r. Brick. plumbing.
Sixth precinct S274.
Claim No. 115, James Farrell, meals
for prisoners, First precinct, S7S.75.
Claim No. 116, Michael McGrath.
meals for prisoners, First precinct,
Claim No. Iii, Otto J. sluter, meals
for prisoners, Third precinct, $3.50.
claim No. lis, Isaac Taylor, supplies,
$S.
Claim 10. 11e, Ewald Bros. Co., sup
Claim 50. 100, ]. s. Menagh Co., sup
plies, $4.35.
Claim No, 121, j. S. Menagh Co, sup
plies. $15.25.
Claim No. 122, Jerome o'Keefe, cheese
cloth, $3.S4
Claim No. 12s, Enos f. Jones Co., soft
CLAIM No. 124, J. G. Ewald, stair
pads, $2S.25.
Claim No. 125, Jersey City Printing
Co., Printing minutes. SO.
Claim No. 126, Ewald Bros Co., sta
tionery, $29.43.
Claim No. l27. w. r. Harrison, pho
tos of prisoners. &c.
Claim No. 12S, Gamewell Fire Alarm
Co., signal system supplies S6.
Claim No. 129, Smith & Nordine, horse
shoeing, SIT.
Claim s.; S.; 1so, Smith & Nordine, horse
shoeing, $20.7
Claim NJ 1o1 Ts,,,, Z, ssL 1
shoeing, $11.75.
Claim No. 1872. Thomas O. Hunter,
horse shoeing, S10.25.
Claim No. 133, Edwin Randall, har-
ness repairs. $ $40.
Claim No. 1874, Henry Ortleib. Jr,
harness repairs, $7.60.
Claim No .13o, John Lesta. bicycle re
pairs, $3710.
Claim No. 1856. A. FRANKIE. wagon re-
pairs, $12
Claim No. 1877. E. T. Mitchell Co.
feed for horses. $4,000.
Claim No. 13S, Coughlin Bros, coal,
First precinct, $26.25.
Claim No. 139, Coughlin Bros. coal
Third precinct. $131. %.
Claim No. 40, Coughlin Bros, coal,
Sixth precinct, N$S1.7T
Claim No. 141, Coughlin Bros, coal,
Sexenth precinct $7S.75.
Claim No. 142, e. e. Hallinger. coal,
First precinct $13l.25.
Claim No. 143, B. e. Halinger, coal,
Second precinct $131. %.
Claim No.. .144. Greenyille Coal 6 Ice
Co.. coal, Fourth precinct, $131. 20.
Claim No. 145, Greenville Coal & Ice
Co., COAL Fifth precinct, $13l. 20.
Claim No. 146, G. H. Springsted, coal.
Fourth precinct. S6O.50
Claim No. 147, United Eee. Co. of n.
j., light, Second precinct, March, $3.50.
Claim No. f4S, Public Service Corp.
Of q. j.. light, all stations, March,
Claim No. 149 7. R. Brick, mantles
and chimneys, S., 90
Claim No. 80, n Y. & N. J. Tele-
phone Co. extra calls December, Janu-
ary and February, $5I45.
Referred to Committee on General
Claims.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims, having heEsn re-
ported correct by the Committees to
whom they were referred. and rasolu-
lions presented ordering warrants arswn
9 nthe City Treasurer, the vote was or
dered and taken and the resolnf;.ss,s
adopted by the fo1Iorrinr v.sfs