The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-18

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,4tIn Coundlman and ~ StlasVn Remained
away, and thsre wasn't n quorum. Tho
nod lime thsy met W vutei with tho Dcrno--
rrats IN hable ihs t1lyao bBnd Issue to pay
t,, N. arulrJuaB altcrations. There have
b~.n Two m~Hatlnss q wesk since then, bat
IA and thu DEMOCRATS have held tho fort
arine al bomtardmonta.
Va Wsnr svsn fasNd this wosk when
Mayor Oarvcn aent TIM City Council q mes
ser telling thsn that 'the iivos and prop
ery q tho peDpls will NO JeJpardiSed by
your continued refusal 10 appoint mgn 81
taks ctsargD of tho department. Your
failure % appoint men means that on June
the frehDsises win 10 olosed and no one
win have a legal right 10 cnter the houses
or touch tho apparatus. IL Ia about time
personal intUrcsts and pharisaical methods
are - aAde.'
resolution thanking tho varous vamp
companies for their past services and ask
ing them 70 hold down their jobs until
notified To got out. His brother Republ-
n n got him % tnnglod up on his wi
motion that he later voted with them
against IL. and now tho vnmps ny they
won't eat smoke after June , In any circum-
stancsA
81 be,isfe In being Jack Blunt said
Councilman Stinsbn last night. Il voted
for the paid department ordinance all
right, but whaa I got home and was sitting
at this table smoking my pipe decided
that l wouldn't be 20 hasty. I'm a Repub-
lcan, IA black as the ace Of spades; but
when 1t IN to voting away the peoples
money without giving them q chance to say
anything about it, I'm a middle-of-the-
roader. Some Of my Republican brothers
are saying that / was influenced against the
paid firemen because l have been treasurer
Of No. / Engine for twenty-five years, but
hat isn't true. l might vote for a paid
department to 20 in the Fourth Of July
or Labor DAY, but never on june 81
A Republican alderman SAID ne thought a
peuton bearing the names of 500 of Ed
Stinson's constituents from the Third ward,
ASKING that the paid department be in
stalled, ought TO have moved him some,
but apparently it didn't. That's why the
Republican city oommittes decided last Is
Ed. The members were 80 busy saying
things about Brother Stinson that not one
of them left the clubroom to watch the
Foresters parade past the door with white
hats, red fire and a platoon OF ak policemen.
The Foresters don't get out every night in
Bayonne either.
Big Bill Soofleld, engineer dow at the
water works, who Is one OF the seven candi-
dates for chief Of the paid department, Ia
said TO stand a good show II Ed Stinson can
be moved. He u a member Of No. Engine,
which had a meeting last night and decided
to sell all the furnishings OF its fro house
next week.
We'll nave a paid department. all right"
he said. II guess the mass meeting OF the
citizens for organized flremen will show
Ed Stinson how they feel about 1t. The
mayor will have something To say about IL,
too. Wasn't he elected to enforce the ordi-
nances OF the city, n ism t the fire depart
ment ordinance q law, n can't he borrow
money TO pay the fireman II the City Council
won't vote iti You just walt and see II he
can't"
sSmokeeater' Neil O'Mahony, present
chief of the volunteers, who was elected In
january after he had finished a course OF
sprouts in real ire-fghting with Engine in
Manhattan, doesn't care whether tho vamps
go out of business or not. He IL n candidate
for chief OF the paid department, and thinks
he stands just as good a show as Bill SEQ
field.
Bayonne Engine No, 1, the oldest company
In the city, had a farewell dance in it's house
on Wednesday night. All the girls ont
upstairs and looked for the last tune at thu
has relief Of Chief Harry Howard Of the old
New FORK vamps, and at No. ps famous
collection of fremen's badges, and then sgt
down and had a good cry, Some famous
Bayonne social affairs have been held In