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After hearing Sergeant Plum's statement, the President speak-ing for the Board, told Sergeant Plum that the matter involved in the complaint of Mr. Neuman was a civil matter and he had acted under a misconception of his duties in interfering and advising Mr. Thomas C.Carmack to swear out a warrant for the arrest of Mr. Neuman, because of a retention of the coat in question.
The President also told Sergeant Plum that the Board desired to express to him its disapproval of his action in the premises.
Requisition.
Requisition No. 26 was drawn on the Mayor & City Council for
#350.06, to pay the salaries of the three members of the Board of
Police Examiners and their Secretary for the month of September
1902, and sundry bills:-
Total for salaries.................$300.00
Expenses................. 60.06
(See requisition copy-book).
Boxing Exhibition. Report.
Report was received from the Acting Marshal upon the subject of Boxing Exhibition held at Germania Maennerchoir Hall, September 26,1902, under the auspices of the Eureka Athletic Club. Said report was read, and ordered filed, see Exhibit No.8Ql.
Death Retired Officer John E.Kelly.
Report was received from Captain Edward Schleigh, Central District, informing the Board of the death of Retired Officer John E.Kelly, which occurred on September 26, 1902.
..ŚReport. Injury to Horses.
Reports,which are filed, as Exhibit No. 802, were received from Officer Robert P.McClelland, in charge of the horse and wagon
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