The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-24
PAID FIREMEN.
.Iloeg Makes Temporary
Appointments.
TIE OLD MEN GO OUT.
,xmeas To &c Eeerg.Hszed and
working Order ~ Oace
rr,posed improvements.

-..x h<f.s cnA3ge a. TIE AFEEtAeg =
The Old faces we're absent
-. ~.. .fe usual aoslse-e,eaning
-. upon nes order Of stings, 10
-. -sanireuaenss Of paid FIRE de-.
CHEF Kellogg Was there for
vosld be relieved AZ night by
BassIer. Chief keiiogg's sp-
-. n Ga the vacancy caused bv
-, Of First Assistant Suuzn.
.ss~r changes made Yesterday serr
-. lanes Dunhant remains with
..-.-,rne,f a. engineer % No. / en-
rlsns OF Engineer VIII A. Perry.
william II. Hall remains as
= No. ! engine in place OF George
-, assigned William Z. Clarke takes
e.. a Frank beatty. resigned, IS
Jxe. . engine. Clarke and Bsssler
- msrnbers, at least they did not
rrser Chief Mcdonald The ap-
- nausd are temporary. and viii
- vi,a the names OF the selected ap-
-. ~ TIE council tomorrow evening
,utses'ion.
~ gellogg said that he had received
srsT applications during the day
~osls have no troable in getting to-
w.ies Of fremen that would be large
= scsige and intelligent men, the
4 whom we're strangers. lie said
.-<spunel of the department Is 10 show
q. good physique and respectable
100, men who viii conform strictly
- discipline 70 be adopted and be
Il. Of rendering the best service when
= rsrrsrsd.
A. Kellogg had typewriter at work
a-asy afternoon, preparing rules Of
rsssirs. copies Of which viii be hung up
- frsman's room and around the
nlusar.ers, so that no one can plead
.xssne Of his duties. The rnles viii re-
s ths. loafers be excluded: that each
Be- KEEP. in neat order: that the men
= respectfully and take good care of the
=. that the men are TO be in constant
ncssBcs and only leave headquarters
h save or in esses of emergency. The
VII be instructed that the regulations
n be strictly complied with, and that
naship or service viii not furnish an
re for non-obseryanee.
Wore retiring Chief Mcdonald made an
eslory OF the material, furniture, etc.
1sn 70 bis charge. This inventory was
|fskes over yesterday for verification
|par direction OF the new chief.
Dy saturday Mr. Kellogg expects TO have
II men 81 the No. engine house. CON-
|tnens Of men 81 headquarters. the stores
= supplies thoroughly sorted, the men
|IaBsed. and something like system es-
1lbAed. In the meantime he will confer
|f:A De FIRE and water committee about
Ettng additional hose carts, and form a
spk nd ladder company. which will be
sxpsriss 10 be on hand first of all in case
lin Hpresent there are only 900 feet
n hoe ihsi en- be NJ once placed for use in
ase OF fire. sad one hose cart. More carts
|GI be ordered.
Ehf chief remarked that there was and
- been sad lack OF facilities. and there
~ great deal Of work TO be done before
<dspsrtment would be in proper work.
xordG.
hsyor sixty Of the old voiuntees have
Esmed Mr.. Kellogg that they would be
~ at his command until the paid de.
Einent was organized. that he might not
Raaced at a disadvantage.
Ne chief and new firemen last evening
lrsssed fire matters in general. and con-
asei number Of the applicants who
20 to be appointed under the new re-
~
shs bremen who rendered their resigna-
y And went on. Tuesday intend holding
hass meeting tomorrow evening, for the
pose OF organizing beneficial assoeia
70 be composed of old and tried yosnn
Fhrenen. They consider that the rev
y. against whom they make no persona
splainf, Is untitled 10 competentiy man
Iahre department In the best interest,
De city. Expecting that n change vii
sssessity he made in the near future
= propose 10 be in position 20 give such
ssylre a. they deem will meet the appyo
ben Of the public. At the mass megtips
y all he presented several resolutions
y promise To make, fair showing ans
eve some interesting details.
he new engines for the tlspa riment ar,
fscied daily, as is also the apparatus 10
: i7e alarm system Chairman Durle, q
lore and water committee, said yeSter
hat they were negotiating for anothe
Tor an engipehouse. bat the location
'ad probably not be decided upon for
DAYS
-asisman Dnrte and Mayor Moran has
aniefeacs With Chief Kellogg At ihe fir,
sdgasrters yesterday afternoon. az whies
2 considered the advisahility Of havins
tah companies. two engine and a hooa
BIDDER company st headquarters. ans
use company az North Seattle. Thes
discussed .ile probable personnel ane
saaet Of The department and what adsli
81 material would he required.
'se council committees orr public build.
and groun a. ana an fire and water
'shiy waiting for the sale of the old ciiy
Akste to Commence using the funds se
'es taeFesTo al ia the erection OF an en-
'taoase, on the lot on Main street. be
~ soath Ninth and Tenth streets, uur
ssed BY their last week This lot Is al
SOY located for eneinehoase Purposes
sarge dist rlet Is accessible from u. Al
ssas ~ishtait any hiH climbing cas
North from the house on soutl
-a street - seventh. and thence aiou,
's'sh 10 lae county property lthe Contra
sesa' Rainier hotel. Rainier clubhouse
esieenee hospital and the many iin,
~ 'le's . that section Is going aowr
- Nlnut street the Standard oil Co.'s
g warehouse. electric light works
'uy asd other valuable property /
y fese aeG. and by turning down Dear
8 siFe't the whole rsng. Of woodsr
-s'gs can be commanded. The miils
.ssa'is' tr Company property, raiiroaa
= and Other property IN that section
49, ioie Us Weller street.
as n this part q the city that III,
= = ear ger of conhaeratioa exists. Tbs
= "a sHern part q The city soath II Yes,
wa l" can also he covered by this en-.
. vi BE The policy OF the council X
: - o. rs engines OF the hillside above
= street; Then ia case ot ire in Tbs
!. is.r' 81 the clty three separate force
W 0poa the flames. The fretoai