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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/09/1923 Board of Public Safety MinutesThe 'Board went into session as a trial Body to hear the = following charges which were prefered against officer Casmier Dombrowski, by Chief Lane._ _ 1. Charge that said ,Casmier Dombrowski, while on duty as a patrolman on the 24th. day.of February 1923. in said city of South Bendy Ind.' was intoxicated. 2. That'the said Casmier Dombrowski, on the said 24th. day - _ of February, ,1923, while on duty .as .such patrolman, left his beat without ,permission_ and without - lawful excuse. 3. That the said Casmier Dombrowski, while acting as such partolman on said 24th. day of February 1923. was between the hours of 1:00 A. M. and 5:00 A. Y. intoxicated while on duty. The following.witnesses were duly examined : - Serg't. .Ben. - H.-Roberts, Captain James E. Schock, Serg't. Neils Hanson, Sergi. Chas. H. keller, Casmier luzny, Oral Hamilton, A. D. Bates, Joseph Hecklinski, and Edw. Smith. The defendants witness were as follows:-Henry I.T. Boettcher, 0. H. Heint�leman, lotty_Jurek, and Zjgmun Go.rney. - TM Boa;r-d them went into 'executive session to cons' evidence su d, and aafetr hearing the evide a public. hearing of the charg rovided by a charge-of leavin g is his beat with out rermsion -out lawful excuse was dismissed, but the said ier Dombr1 ' is now round ..by the ` Board to b e gal lie ing intoxicated while t , as charged . and is o dismissed from the ?'olice force of the- end. Th.e' Board then went into. &xecutive ses si:on',tq, consider evidence submitted, after a public hearing and submission of all the evidence the board went into ut�veGessioa'for or the purpose } of-considering all the evidence e ter �t3u� end careful _- c #nsideration of ,.s :ll the- ,evidence submitted.," Boar d,_,found =the said Casmier 'Dombrowski guilty as charged and thereupon he was dismissed from the Police-.force of the City of South Bend, Indiana.- Motion Prevailed to adjourn:- Time '12:30 A. M, ATTE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD., OT,ERK F THE BOARD. Friday tffarch. ' 9th. 1923. Office of the B6ard of Public Safety. meeting called to order at 5 Y. 11. All members beeng present. - minutes of, previous meeting were read and approved. FIRE DEPARTMENT: - REQUISITIONS PRESENTPD AND A? ?ROVED. 390 -- Supplies. BILLS PRESENTED & ALLO1VT D. 336 -- -344 Salaries Last half of February .1923.........,..8,588.79 337- 335 Howard Cranfill-. Co ..4..., ..............;........, 2.77 338- -, -366 Studebaker Corp.': .......... : ......:. :............ _ 3.14 339 -- -232 I. W. Lower. ......... ................ 2.50 340 -- -31'5 South Bend Spring ,Vagon 8c Carriage Co. .. , . , .. -3.25 J ,' 341 -- -345 Shaffstall Battery Service ....:.......'......,. 23.82 342- -367 i. Sibrel...... ............................ -.. - 19.21 343 -- -355 National Grocery Co .. ............................ .14:00 344 - - -336 Gafill Oil Co ..::. ..........................,,,,, 115.16 345 -- -358 Studebaker Corp . ................:.............. 8.03 346 -- 322 Consumers Service Co.,.......... : ............... 12.25 _ 347 -- -,362 • Greek * American Sponge . Co. ; :::...._ ..... ....... 18.00 . . 348 -- -283 Indiana °Lamer & mfg. Co . 9.25 .........:..............- 349 - -326` John B. haberle..' :....:......:.... :............. 21.38 360- --.256 A erican La-Fran oe Fire Engine Co ............... 41.00 351 --- 389,The Auto Radiator Co ............. ..'...... 3.50,. to. ... 352 - -346. Indiana & Michigan Electric-Co. . . ..... 353- -347 Notthern Indiana Gas & E'lectric CO:,....:::::::: 24.75, 354 - -332', South Fiend Supply Co. ...................:........ 5.99 3509- 284 -,, Chard & shompsett . ............................,.. 356- -348 John B. Habe.rle, /, . ................ to ....... ....:.. 14.14 357 - -373' Shaffstall Battery Service...............; ........ 2.45 358- -376 Natioal Grocery .Co'. - :_.... 39.50 ,............:..;......- .. 3.59- -33�.' Durfee Mfg._ Co. ... •.:.._............'.....:. 45.50 ,.`... 360--327: The Herre & Herr 'Co. . ....................... .:.. 41.35 TOTAL., 95. Motion prevailed. that the application of '5m. 0. Gilm'ore for a.positiqnAnthe Fire 'Department be placed on file. and the applications, of Ed.• . D*-, Smith and 'Gilmord Nifong be rejected on account o.f being under si'z'e'.' The Board went into " session as a,'rilridl 13ody to hear the following charges which were prefered ,against " Areman Paul Klowetter, by Chief Sibrel., 1. The said Paul. Ylowetterf while on duty and subject to call as such h officer,. was on the -7th. day of Tetruary 1923. in an intoxicated condition. 2. That the said Paul Klowetter, while on duty and subject.to call as an officer of said Department, was intoxicated on the 27th. day od February 1923. and on the first lay of March 1923..was fined -One ($1.00) Dollar and costs in the City court of the City of Mishawaka, on said charge. The following; witnesses were duly examined:- Chief Sibrel.and Paul Klowetter. The Board the went into,execi)ti�_Te "session to consider evidence sub,nnitted, af6tr .0 a Public Hearing and submission of all the evidence the Board went into executive session-for the nurpose of considering all the evidence submitted, After due and eareful-consideration of all the evidence Submitted the Board found the said Pqul Klowetter guilty as charged and thereupon he was dismissed from the Pire Dept. of the City of South Bend, Ind. Motion prevail-4 that Alex C. "Veltman, be appointed a member of the Fire Department and to'being duty as soon as he has passed the P.tysical examination, WEEIGH73 & MEASURE D917A.RTMENT:- J �ILLSPRESENTEJ & A2PROVED. 659--22. Byron, B. Mill r.. Byron _11Q g3l., ; 1!§ sergbed weekly report for the week ending. '_ March 9th• 1;23. ELECTRICAL. D:&`?ARTk-M1T: - 657 -85 BILLS PRESENTED,.AND ALLOWED. The Gamewell & Tel. Co. Fite Alarm 21.43 658--83 TV. 'R. Hinkle ......................... <... .70 TOTAL........ 22.13 Fereman Robert L. Dinan, presented weekly report for the week ending ITarch. 7th. 1923. POLICE DEPAR71,JETTT:- REn_1UISITIONS PRESENTED & APPROVED. 736 to To Inclusive were presented and approved. BILLS PR,?,SENTED ALLOV;ED, 660--733 I. 7. Lower Dec. do. , 0 0 6 0 * 4 0 0 a 0 * 0 * 6 0 $ 661--718 Hagedorn & Webster.... ......,........'............ 662--666 Frank Andrews.. 663--678 G. E. Meyers & . .......... 6.0 664--706 Electric Service ........ 666--724 Bailey Printing Co.,...... 666--715 Campbell Paper. Box Co.,..::::::::: .......... 667--716 Howard Underwood ./ ....••........•....,...,,••,_.. 668--709 Taylor Tire Shbp*jq.**e*** 669--713 Chief Taurence J. Lane... -670--714 PPeerless 671--689 National Bureau of Crinimal Indentifiaction ... 672--726 Electric Service Co. 673­728 luther Lane,,,,,,., 674--729 Peerless Press.... ... ............ 675--730 New-Times Printing 676­701 The South Bend Tibune ........ 677--735 The Book Shop ........ 678--712 John Jovino.-..... 679--723 Western Union 680--681 681--744 Indiana Bell Telephone Co.... ..... 632--745 Indiana &- Michi F-an Electric Co. 683--753 Hibberd Printing co ...... 6.6 ........... 684--752 Fmank Stover ST)rot .81hor ........ 585-,-755 Alemite lubricator Co. 86­748 Adaizee Hardware 587--747 Thomas Rubber Vulc (,1 88--746 South B 0.,. 5end supply (01 o . 589--705 Standard 0 11 Co . 190--683 Consumers Service co.,..... 91--708 Gafill oil Co. ....... 92 ............ -727 R. W. Steinhart South rend 93--732 The Howard'C,!Msnfill Co. .90 17.43 32.69 2.53 2.05 1.00 4.76 26.52 7.00 23.00 25.00 4.42 2.50 9.60 3.15 3.60 1.75 12.00 2.05 7.13 9.80 6.80 3.25 6.47 1.00 17.71 3.76 1.24 41.65 41.65 85.16 140.64 2.70 93 -94 694- -734 Auto Radiator^ Co ..........................••• 12.00 695 - -736 Frank J. Wolf... ..' ............................ 14.35 696- -677 South Bend Oil Co. .........•.... •....... 39.10 697 - -71? A. G. Meier & Co .............................. 33.75 698, -725 Loekway- Stouck Papare Co . .................... • 1.16. 699- -739 South Bend Salvage C0,9 .............'. • ...... 12.00 700 -737 Indepandent Tank Line ......................... 42.50 701 - -740 Gaf ill Oil Co .. ............................... 5.14 7031 -- 760 Weiss- Muessel Co ... ........................... 16.17 TOTAL.... Motion Drevailed that the application of Ella Pd. Sholly for eeinstatement be placed on file. Motion prevailed that the Clerk of the Board send specifications of uniforms for the menbers of the Police denatt gent to the different uniforn manufactures to get prices so in the future all uniforms will br made according to specifia4tions and as soon as the bids are received from the different fir^�s the contract is to be let` by this Board.. Motion prevailed to adjourn,:- Time 8:30 ATT ST:- PRESIDENT OF TH1: BOARD. CT ERY OF T BARD. Friday March. 16th. 1923. Office of the Board of Public Safety, meeting called to order at 5 P. M. All members being present. Minutes of previous meeting werr read'and approved. FIRE DEPARTMENT: - REO'JISITIONS PRESENTLD AND APPROVED. 391— Repairs & Supplies. 392 -1 Kip ChamIds. BILLS PRESENTED & ALLOWED. 361 ---370 .Salaries for the First h&lf of March........... 8,519.,20 -Motion prevailed that the application of Alex S. Rybicka, for a position in the Fire Department be rejected o.0 account of being R: under size. and the application of Frank Jones was rejected on account of being, under weight. ELECRTICAL DEPARTMENT:- BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOIMM D. Y '906 =_86 Salaries for Linemen.., ........................ 162.50 Foreman Robert 1. Dinan, presented weekly report ending Mar. 14th. WF I-GHT S & 14TEASURE BEP AR� TMENT : - Byron B., Miller presented weekly report Leor the week ending Pear. 16 'POLICE DEP AR TP;WT : BIT,1S PRESENTED AND ALLOWED, 703.--750 Salaries first half, of March.' 1923 ............. 7,189.72 70.4r -75.1 Salardds Clerk & City sealer..., ................ 137. -50 7, 27M .Lotion prevailed that the Patrol body be removed from the Garford chasis, aad that the chasis be repaired and converted into a Truck providing that the change could be Made and cost not to amced One , Hundred dollars (8100.001. .Potion prevailed that the: Old'Patrol body be advertized in, the local paperstogether with other miscellaneous articles on hand around the station that can be salvaged,,. and that the same be sold to the highest bidder. Motion prevailed to adjourn, ATTE . - G �-C � LJ PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. CLERK OF THE OARD.