Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-22


any official business Of the Department
under the direction Of the Chief of Po-
lice.
s4 Chauffeurs will handle Department
motor vehicles with care and keep same
clean and in good condition and running
order. and shall promptly report to the
officer in charge OF such vehicles, all
needed repairs or supplies. They shall
also keep the garage in a neat and clean
condition.
IS. During his tour of duty each
chauffeur shall keep accurate record of
the mileage of his car. mileage of tires,
and amount of gasoline and oil used, and
shall submit written reports Of same
weekly.
Sc. Chauffeurs shall remain on duty
until properly relieved unless sooner eH-
cused by superior. Under no circum-
stances shall they leave the garage I'M
less ordered or properly IS " excused excused .,do
In any department vehicle excepting
members of the Department unless BY
consent of a superior officer.
POLICE WOMEN.
SS. Police Women shall supervise pub
lie dance halls and enforce the provis-
ions of the laws. ordinances, rules and
regulations regulating public dance halls
at night time and observe girls and wo-
men who frequent the streets for i'm
moral purposes; they shall prevent, so
far as is possible, soliciting and street
walking: they shall also enforce the
state laws and City ordinances relating
to minors.
SO. They shall be subject to all rules
governing the Police Department which
are applicable and shall perform such
additional duties as may be assigned to
them by the Chief of Police or the Off
Ger in charge.
80. They shall whenever SO required
by the Chief of Police or officer in
charge act as Matron, attend the ses-
sions of the Police Courts and assist the
County Probation officers.
81. Their hours of duty shall be fixed
by the Chief of Police.
POLICE SCHOOL.
90. There shall be a school for the
training and instruction of police Off
GERS, which shall be in charge of an IN
structor, subject to the supervision of
the Chief of Police.
90. All members of the Department
who are ordered to attend school for
training and instruction shall obey and
respect the Instructor in charge, and
shall give strict attention to such train
ing and instruction.
"a. The school shall be open during
such hours as the Chief shall designate
and all members of the Force quired
to attend shall report promptly at the
time ordered; failure to attend Will De
considered absence without leave and
punishable accordingly.
90. The instructor in cha:ge shall re-
port to the Chief of Police, in writing,
any absence. inattention or improper
conduct on the part of any member of
the Force attending school.
96. Upon the report OF the instructor
in charge that a member of the Force
has satisfactorily completed his course
in the school, snch member shall be
awarded a diploma by the Police Com
mittee; members failing to qualify in
the designated period Of time shall also
be reported, and they will be required
to attend school for an additional period.
81. The curriculum shall cover the
following subjects.
Rules and Regulations Of the De-
Laws and Ordinances, crimes and
offenses.
Manner Of making arrests, warrants.
etc.
Duties in court: evidence.
Humane handling of prisoners; right
to use force.
Duties at theatres parades. public
functions etc.
Duties at fires, riots, ETC.
Precautions to be taken at scene of
crime.
Using powers OF observation.
Report writing.
Cooperation with other city and
state departments.
Assistance to sick and injured.
Health and sanitation.
Permits and licenses
Setting-up exercises and military
drill
Section It. This ordinance shall not be
construed to repeal any of the provisions
a. An ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance
relating TO The day and night police of the
City of Perth Amboy," approved February
10th, 1921 designating Superintendent of
Police as Chief, etc.)
b. An ordinance entitled. "An Ordinance
relating to the day and night police of the
pay of the Officers and Patrolman there
Of" approved January 2. 1923. (Fixing Sal
aries.)
c. An Ordinance entitled "a Supplement
to an ordinance to establish. regulate and
control a day and night police to define
the manner of their appointment and re-
moval; their duties and compensation"
Approved Apr. II, 1902 Approved June
on Keeper.)
d. An ordinance entitled "a Supple
ment to an ordinance entitled IAN Ordi-
nance to establish, regulate and control a
day and night police, to define the man
ner of their appointment and their duties
and compensation" (Approved Apr. II,
1902 Approved Aug. S1st, 1922 (Creat-
Ing position of Captain of Detectives
Section 1S. All appointments of officers
Or employees to the police department of
the City of Perth Amboy heretofore made,
and who are now performing active duty
Or are on the retired list are hereby rati-
fled and affirmed at their present rank,
station or grade, with all the rights privi-
leges and emoluments thereof notwith-
standing any lack of authority Or warrant
for making any such appointments at the
time same were made and not regarding
said appointments may have been defective
or Illegal for any reason whatsovere.
Section 10. All ordinances and paris
or ordinances inconsistent herewith are
hereby repealed.
Section 20. Wherever the word ''he"
Is used, 1t shall be construed to apply to
both male and female members of the de-
partments.
Section 81. This ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was introduced
and passed on first reading at the meeting
of the Council of the City of Perth Amboy,
N. j., held July 10th, 1928 and will be
considered and taken up for second and
third readings and final passage at the
Special meeting of the Council to be held
Monday July S0th, 1923, in the Council
Dated July 18th. 1923.
PHILIP P. COSTELLO.
Upon motion of Mr.. Waters, the fore
going ordinance was ordered passed on
first reading by the following vote: Yea
Sofield, Waters, Patten, Mcclure, Riedy,
Calvin. Nay-Clark. Messrs sofieid
Mcclure, and Riedy reserving the right
to vote to amend on subsequent read
ings.
The following ordinance was introduced
by Messrs. Patten, Waters and Clark
which ordinance was read in full by the
Clerk:
An Ordinance to authorize certain gen.
eral improvements, making appropriations
therefor and providing for the raising Of
S73, 10000 by the issuance of bonds of the
City of Perth Amboy to be known as
- GShtl al lLlpl loNeIllehl bonus
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
Section !. That necessary fire appara-
tus and fire equipment be purchased in
accordance with specifications heretofore
or hereafter adopted by this Council and
the sum of $17,50O.00 be and hereby is
appropriated to pay the costs thereof.
Section 2. That the following streets Of
the City of Perth Amboy, to wit:
State Street, from Washington Street
to Pulaski Avenue be reconstructed, to
wit: resurfaoed with Bituminous macadam
or other suitable material on the present
foundation.
Washington Street, from High Street to