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<br />(Minutes of January 5,1922- 0 ,ontinued from page 29)
<br />'?"??JISITIONS PRt't,SFITFiD 1ND ?P?'?OVRrtJ.
<br />1. plate glass and setting for patrol #2.
<br />2. auto supplies.
<br />3. toll services.
<br />4. Chicago Daily F- Sundary herald for Sergeant's desk.
<br />5. telegraph services.
<br />6. 2 dozen 5x7 dates.
<br />7. 2 attachment plugs.
<br />8. 1 set of skid chains and supplies.
<br />9. 2 traffic guides..
<br />10. 1 front spring.
<br />.Ll. print in g.
<br />12. supplies.
<br />13. gasoline.
<br />14. sup pli es.
<br />15. supplies.
<br />16. regairin�- revolver.
<br />17. supplies.
<br />18. n01r,Ter for batteries.
<br />19. auto license fee and registration fees for Uadillac and motorcycles.
<br />20. c -artr id ge s.
<br />21. medical services for Officer 1lielke.
<br />22. 12- .32-20 revolvers.
<br />23. 1 doz. holsters and belts.
<br />24. 1 doz. - .32 s'nel e.s, 6 boxes ..3 3 bones .32 automatic shells.
<br />T,�otion prevailed that the bond of Panl A. Heiermann as
<br />prinel^al and the Dohdon .nd la�.c ^..shire jndemni:ty�Comnany as surety,
<br />dated January 2nd, 1922, for the sum of rive Thousand . be
<br />approved.
<br />Lotion prevailed that the resin nations of Patrick Clifford
<br />taking effect on ��anuary 2nd, 1:322 at noon, of marry G. Seiler, taking
<br />effect January 3rd, 1922 and Ella 7.. Sholly taking effect on January 2nd,
<br />1922, as members of the Police Force be accepted and placed on file.
<br />Motion prevailed that the applic:at�on' of Frank Borkowsk ,
<br />Julius Van Over4Aralle, Edward R. 'Tesmer, Claude E. Blake, Melvin J.
<br />Itenzie, Joseph ?. T:asko:�rski, `'Iilbur E. Joseph, S. T. Andrycze shli,
<br />J. 0. Freeman, Carl R. Voelkers for policemen be ordered placed. on
<br />file.
<br />-lotion prevailed thot the petitions of Joseph E. Hansel
<br />and Luther bane for position as Probation Officer be ordered ulaced
<br />on file.
<br />I10tion prevailed that the petitions of. Clyde N. Wilson
<br />Peter R. Rudynski, Robert C. bass, Earl Van Dusen, Arthur F. Peterson,
<br />William H. Barnhart and Martin J. Drajus, for reinstatement as members
<br />Of police force be ordered placed on file.
<br />I- lotion prevailed that the petition of D. D. Shanafield for
<br />Oosition as Clerk in the Detective Department be ordered olaced on
<br />file.
<br />Communication wa.s received. from Dr. Charles S. Bosenbury,
<br />Secretary Board of Health, asking that the Board detail to the
<br />Health Dena.rtment, Officers L emuel H. Essex and John E. Stickley to
<br />serve as sanitary Officers.'
<br />ITotion prevailed that Officers Lemuel H. Essex and John E.
<br />Stickley be detailed to d.izty in t'je Health Deri.artment to serve as
<br />sanitary officers.
<br />Mrs 'Ne appeared before the Board and presented a bill
<br />long oast daze fro,, Sergeant Charles L_
<br />emerley for medical services
<br />rendered his family by Dr. Wegner.
<br />notion - orevailed. that the matter be referred to Chief_ lane
<br />and that he be instructed to take the same up !,.pith Sergeant Charles
<br />Lemerley.
<br />Motion prevailed that the rank of .Captain of Detectives be
<br />established to have charge of the Detective Bureau of the Police force.
<br />Chief lane presented a' communication received by him from
<br />— S. Lesh, A ;torney General of the Stateof Indiana, in 4vhich he
<br />stated that upon request of Ilan.. Harry 1% Daugherty, Attorney- General
<br />of the United States, he had arranged for a conference to be held at
<br />the Douse of 14epresent;a.tives, Indianapolis, ffednesday, January 11, 1922,
<br />at 1 ;30 P-1 for the purpose of holdin- a conference betweon the
<br />-Federal and State law enforciZg officers, with a view of briig'g about
<br />a closer relation a - rid habits of co- operation between these officers in
<br />their efforts to secure a better enforcement of Federal and State Lams,
<br />especially the laws ag'<a,iast liquor r:.Ind the food and fuel supply laws,
<br />and asking for the presence of the Chief.
<br />Lotion prevailed that Chief Lane be ordered to attend said
<br />conference and that his expenses be paid which may be incurred attendin€r
<br />the same. Idotion preva' led to adjourn.
<br />MATES': � r ,y,R!� 'RESIDENT OF TILE - BOARD.
<br />t. , ��i 0 BOARD,
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