Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-11

Dear Sirs-
Charges having been preferred against
herewith turning over to your Honorable
Board copies of the letters which have
received covering the charges. for your
investigation and consideration.
Very truly you're.
w. C. WILSON.
dinclos.)
CITY OF PERTH AMBOY
New Jersey
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Perth Amboy, n. j..
Chief of Police.
| Dear Sir:-
against Patrolman Louis Hanson for vio-
lation of the provisions of an ordinance
to establish. regulate and control a day
and night police and to define the man
ner of their appointment and removal, in
that:
1. Because of ineapacity and miscon-
duct as provided for in said ordinance
and more particularly referred TO in Sec
ton 2 of said ordinance. in that at 2.25
A. NJ, on the 18th day of March. 1923, 1
was going west on Washington street and
while l was passing a store at No. 1911
Washington Street, / heard money Jingle
on the table and I looked in through the
front door and could see three men play
ing cards and there was money on the
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admitted gambling. While the men were
gambling, l saw Officer Louis Hanson in
said store at 1911 Washington Street,
standing at the bar talking to the pro-
pr.etor of the said store. saw Officer
Louis Hanson come TO the front door and
open it without attempting to stop the
gambling or making an arrest and as
Officer Hansen was leaving the place, 1
stepped into the store and raided 1t, ar
resting the three men alleged to be
gambling and confscated a deck of cards
and $43.25 in cash.
Very truly yours,
FRANK KASPRzAK,
Street Sergeant.
Copy
CITY OF PERTH AMBOY
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Perth Amboy, N. j.
To the Hon. Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen,
Gentlemen:-
1 hereby prefer charges against PATROL
man Louis Hanson. who was patrolling
Post No. Q starting at State and WASH
ington Street. going west on Washington
Street to Amboy Avenue to New Bruins
wick Avenue, return to Washington Street
east on Washington Street to State Street,
from Z p. NJ. to 3 A. NJ. Time starting
on duty Z P. NJ, March 10th. 1923, time
reporting off duty 3 A. M. March 18th.
1923, for violating the provisions of an
ordinance to establish, regulate and con-
troll a day and night police and to de-
fine the manner of their appointment and
removal, in that:
!. Because of incspacity and miscon-
| duct as provided for in said ordinance and
more particularly, referred to in Section
? of said ordinance. in that at 9:25 A. M.
on the 18th day of March, 1923, Sergeant
Kssprzak was going west on Washington
Street and while he was passing a store
at No. 1871 Washington Street he heard
money Jingle on the table and looked in
through the front door and could see
three men playing cards and there was
money on the table at the time. The men
at the table admitted gambling. While the
men were gambling. Sergeant Kasprzak
saw officer Louis Hanson in the said store
at 191 Washington Street standing at the
bar talking to the proprietor OF the said
store. Sergeant Kasprzak saw Officer
Louis Hanson come to the front door and
open it without attempting to stop the
gambling or making an arrest and as Of
hcer Hanson was leaving the place, Ser
geant Kasprzak stepped into the store and
raided it arresting three men alleged to
be gambling and confscated a deck of
cards and 1925 in cash.
Very truly yours,
4. ]. ToNNEsEN,
Chief of Police.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Waters the above was
ordered spread on the minutes and order
ed spread on the minutes and ordered a
copy be referred to the City Attorney who
was directed to draw the proper charges
fore the Board on Monday Evening, April
3Oth, 1928 at 8 P. M, by the following
vote: Yea-sofeld, Waters. Patten, Nc
CURE. Clark. Riedy, Calvin. Nay-None.
Teh following communication
April 21st. 1928.
Hon. Board of Aldermen,
city Hall.
Will you kindly arrange to have re-
moved the following police booths now
smith Street and Madison Avenue
Smith and Prospect Streets
State and Fayette Streets
as 1t has been decided to discontinue thsir
use during the summer.
W. C. WILSON.
Mayor.
was upon motion of Mr.. Waters referred
to the Police Committee by the following
vote: Yea-Soheld, Waters. Patten, Nc
CURE, Clark, Riedy. Calvin. Nay-None.
Request of City Plan Commission re-
questing that the Board of Aldermen Cd
tain from the City Attorney all data sValIs
able, defining the width and grade OF
Water Street. from Lewis Street to High
street. and that the City Attorney pro-
vide the City Plan Commission with cop
title to this street. Mr.. Soheld, moved
that the request be complied with. Mo-
ton was seconded and carried.
Letter from A. J. Rossi, re condition
of foot of Catalpa Avenue. caused by NIL
ing in with dirt, was referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers and the
Clerk ordered to send a copy 10 the faIh
Commission.
Acknowledgement from Percy ingalls,
secretary of the Public Serwvice Railway
GO. in reference to resolution about paw
ing between tracks at certain locations IN
this city, was received and ordered MED
communication from Mcclellan Engine
Co. No. 3, requesting that exemption GER
tfhcate be granted to William I. GAVIN
was received and referred to the Com
mittee on Fire.
The following ordinance wa sofered ~
Mr.. Waters, which ordinance was read IN
full by the Clerk:
An ord nance providing for the issu-
ance of SIS, 500 Water Bonds for the CITY
of Perth Amboy.
sioners of the City of Perth Amboy mas
passed a resolution rpriting that II deems
necessary the following extensions ana
improvements to the existing water woiks
system owned by the City of Perth AM
ooS' S 100000
New Services e'VVV'Oo
Fire Hydrants stooo.o0
Street Mains e'vVV'uU
Suckers o'oVV'VV
$1s,5 00.0
Now Therefore, BE 1t Ordained by the
city OF Perth Amboy.
Section /. That for the purposes OF ex-
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