Tucson Fire Department

1892

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Courtesy History of the Tucson Fire Department 1871-1981, by Gil Prado & Doug Morris:

Courtesy Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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TFD—

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TFD—

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Courtesy Tucson Was A Railroad Town, The Days of Steam in the Big Burg on the Main Line, by Wil-

liam D. Kalt III:

1892, Leo Goldschmidt, Santa Cruz River Scene, Tucson, Arizona:

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1892:

Charles Schumacher may be and Samaniego and this may be our Perry –members TVFD.

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January 4, 1892, City Minutes: Fire Committee

M. G. Samaniego, Fire Committee

Charles F. Schumacher, Fire Committee

Matthew Lamont, Fire Committee

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January 9, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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January, March 10, 1892, TVFD Minutes—

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February 2, 1892—Courtesy Larry Hoener, member Los Angeles County Fire Department: Note fire

helmet on top. Former of TVFD John F. Innes.

Member of Court Fremont No. 7760 IOF of A.

Pioneer Hose Company No. 1 Tucson, Ariz.

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February 1, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

February 20, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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February 27, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

March 7, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries Bills

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March 12, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

April 4, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

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May 2, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

May, 1892, TVFD Minutes—

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June 6, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries Bills

July 1, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries Appears Charles F. Brown took over as Steward

July 9, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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July 9, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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July 9, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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July 16, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

Jack Blinkhorn

Ed Bridwell

C. F. Brown

R. P. Cannon

William C. Davis

Joe Ford

Joe Goldbaum

Julius Goldbaum

Charles Hildebrandt

George Hucke

John Ivancovich

T. A. Judd

W. T. Kirby

J. Lonergan

H. March

Frank Miltenberg

Cassius Perrin

William J. Perry

R. T. Pou

Luke G. Radulovich

William S. Reed

William Reid

William Roche

Edward Rochester

Leonardo Romero

A. H. Rosenstock

Alexander Rossi

Frank Saladin

M. G. Samaniego

Harry E. Sayres

Philip Schaaf

Philip Schreiber

J. Scrivner

Charles Sherwood

William Siewart

John W. Spencer

Adolph Steinfeld

Albert Steinfeld

A. W. Stiffel, Secretary

J. J. Sullivan

J. M. Trayer

Julius Volkert

H. J. Walermont

John Zellweger

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July 23, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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August 1, 1892 City Minutes: Salaries—Hucke back as steward

August, 1892, TVFD Minutes—

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August 6 & 20, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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August 27, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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August 27, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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September 5, 1892, City Minutes:

September 10, 1892, City Minutes: Replacement of Hucke to Brown as Steward

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September 10, 1892, City Minutes:

For the purpose of giving the Police Committee an opportunity to investigate the charges pending against John G. Hucke, Jailer and Steward of the Fire Dept. for being drunk and neglecting his duty o n the 13 of September 1892 upon motion of C.M. Schumacher seconded by C.M. Lamont the Council took a recess for ten minutes.

Upon recess assembling of the Council and upon call all members found present the Board having been called to Order by the Mayor the following proceeding was had.

The Mayor as Chairman of the Police Committee reported that that the Committee had found John G. Hucke Jailer and Steward of the Fire Department guilty of the Charges and removed him form the Of-fice.

There being a vacancy in the Office of Jailer and Steward of the Fire Department the Mayor nominated Charles F. Brown for the Office in voting in conformation of the nomination (next page) of Charles F. Brown upon call the votes were voted as follows. (All Aye)

And Charles F. Brown was by the Mayor duly declared elected to the Office of Jailer and steward of the Fire Department. City Clerk was instructed to notify him of his election so that he may qualify and give him official Bond.

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October 1, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

October 3, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

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October 3, 1892, City Minutes

Petition of John G. Hucke formerly Jailer and Steward (next Page) of the Fire Department was pre-sented by Oscar Adams Esq. for asking for a re-hearing in his case was read and upon motion of C.M. Lamont seconded by C.M. Lesnre it was read aloud that on the 6 of October 1892 at 7 p.m. a re-hearing be had by the Police Committee in the Mayors Office.

October 14, 1892, Los Angeles Herald:

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October 14, 1892, Los Angeles Herald: NOTE NOT SURE OF THE DATE OF THIS INCIDENT WE THINK ALL THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES ARE OF THIS FIRE

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Courtesy-Tom Marshall’s Tucson by Patricia Stephenson and Alex Jay Kimmelman, 1996:

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October 22, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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Courtesy Arizona Historical Society, through TFD:

October 22, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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1892—May 7, 1957, Tucson Daily Citizen: Taken October, 1892:

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November 7, 1892, City Meeting: Salaries,

November 12, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen: November 19, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

November 19, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

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December 5, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries Next page

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December 5, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

Report of the Tucson Fire Department of an election held for the election of Officers of said Department

on the 3rd day of December 1892 to serve for the coming year was then presented before the Board.

On affirming from said report the following persons were duly elected.

For Chief Engineer D. J. Boleyn

Assistant Engineer Charles Sherwood

Steward Charles F. Brown

Upon motion of C.M. Samaniego seconded by C.M. Lesnre that election of said officers were confirmed by the Council and upon the same motion the Bond of the Chief Engineer was fixed at $1000.00 and the Steward at $500.00.

December 10 & 24, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen:

December 30, 1892, City Minutes: Salaries

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December 10 & 24, 1892, Arizona Weekly Citizen: December 9/20145, Arizona Daily Star:

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1892-Rosters (Final)

Fire Committee

Matthew Lamont, Fire Committee

M. G. Samaniego, Fire Committee

Charles F. Schumacher, Fire Committee

Officers

D. J. Boleyn, Chief

Charles Sherwood, Assistant Chief Engineer

John W. Spencer, Secretary

Alexander W. Stiffel, Secretary

Adolph Steinfeld, Treasurer

Charles Brown, Steward

George Hucke, Steward

Firefighters

Kuno Baum,

Jack Blinkhorn

Ed Bridwell

Jesus Camacho

Ygancio Calvillo

R. P. Cannon

William C. Davis

Joe Ford

Joe Goldbaum

Julius Goldbaum

Charles Hildebrandt

John Ivancovich

T. A. Judd

W. T. Kirbey

Klein

J. Lonergan

Monte Mansfield

H. March

Sam Martin

Charlie Messersmith

Frank Miltenberg

Rafael Morales

Cassius Perrin

William J. Perry

R. T. Pou

Luke G. Radulovich

William S. Reed

William Reid

William Roche

Edward Rochester

Leonardo Romero

A. H. Rosenstock

Alexander Rossi

Frank Saladin

Harry E. Sayres

Philip Schaaf

Philip Schreiber

J. S. Scrivner

William Siewart

Joe Soldini

J. J. Sullivan

Mike Sullivan

M. J. Sullivan

Ruth Strauss

Albert Steinfeld

Lester Steinfeld

Felipe Trapani

J. M. Trayer

Juan Valenzuela

Julius Volkert

H. J. Walermont

John Zellweger

Guero Zapata

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