San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-06
Fire COMPANIES, Meetings.

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man, foreman; Erich Menger, assist
ant foreman; ALI. Shields, secretary;
f. Krisch, ST., treasurer, and G.
Woerner, assistant engineer. The
finance committee is composed of Joe
Schmidt, S. Wolfson and E. Zins-
meyer. They will recommend G. A.
Duerler for department chief and
Erich Menger for assistant chief.
Fire Company No. 2: VIM. Hoef-
] ling, ST., foreman; G.. Zuschlag, as
sistant foreman; Charles Wesen berg,
secretary; Charles Degen, ST., treas
urer; VIM. Hoefling, Jr., assistant en-
gineer; Max Russ, hose director; VIM.
Wurzbach, police captain. and VIM.
Nixon, stoker. The finance commit
tee is composed of Messrs. Geo. Dull
mig, VIM. Hoefiing, Jr., and George
Roemer. They will recommend g..
A. Duerler for chief.
Second Ward Hose Company: Joe
Beckmann, foreman; John Nuendorf,
assistant foreman; Henry Wagenfehr.
secretary; Joe Beckmann, treasurer.
G. A. Duerler will be recommended
for chief of the department.
Sunset Fire Company: Philip Man
ger, ST., foreman; e. F. Jacobs, as
sistant foreman; p. J. Stout, secretary;
William Freeman, recorder; Henry
Frass, police captain; G. Gillespie,
treasurer; p. J. Stout, hose director;
Philip Manger, Jr., pipe director, and
Charles Hardley, assistant engineer.
The finance committee will be Philip
Manger, Jr., James Gildea and Jos.
Hauck. G. A. Duerler will be recon-
mended for chief.
Mission Hose Company: Il. H. Abb
foreman; A. j. Gaul, second assistant
rotary; e. Niggli, treasurer; A. Bal
dus, hose director; E. p. Guerin, as
sistant hose director; G. III. Muench,
police captain; Ed. Rowe, banner car
rier; Ed. KOerps, assistant banner car
rier. The finance committee is COM
posed of +. Rowe, George lcke ana
f. Koerps. Henry Ryder-TaylOr was
elected an honorary member. q. A.
Duerler is recommended for chief of
the department and Erich Menger for
assistant chief.
The Mission Hose company also
passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, on the 3lst day of October,
1888, Mission Hose company was the
recipient of a beautiful and costly
banner, presented by their lady
friends as a token of their apprecia-
ton of the services performed by said
company, and
Whereas, through the untiring eff
forts of Mesdames Abbott and Heilig-
mann the money subscribed by the
citizens who acted with their usual
generosity, exceeded the amount re-
quired for the purchase Of said ban
ner. Therefore, be it
Resolved that the members of Mis-
sion Hose company No 4, as body,
extend to their lady friends and citi-
zens in general, and the committee in
particular, their sincere thanks and
heartfelt gratitude, and be it
Resolved further, that while they
appreciate the honor conferred, they
will endeavor in the future to merit |
their encomiums whenever called up
on to protect life and property.
The committee:
GEO. CAEN,
JOHN GROBEN,
f. g. KOERPs,
ED. f. Rowe.
Mr.. w. w. Walling was also elect
ed an honorary member.
The Turner Hook and Ladder Com
pany elected the following officers:
B. J. Mauermann, foreman; Joe
Meny, assistant foreman; J. H. Schaef-
fer, secretary; August Huth, treas
urer; hook and ladder keeper, H.
Baetz; police captains-first, George
Hilgers; second, Max Zimmerman;
finance committee, H. Elmendorf, 4.
Stoves, B. J. Mauermann.