Officers
Chief: Fred Cruickshanks Asst Chief: Dr. S.P. Porter (thru April 3) Asst Chief: Ferd Hass (beginning May 8) Treasurer: E.A. Aggeler Secretary: W.H. Dougherty
Engine Co. 1
- Foreman Thomas Flowers
- 1st Asst. Foreman John Meng
- 2nd Asst. Foreman Charles T. Miller1
- Secretary George L. Collins
- Treasurer E.A. Aggeler
- W.H. Robarts
- E.B. Carr
- Lee Cathey
- E.F. Kausen
- William Kausen
- E.M. Loveland
- George Stillings
- F.G. Williams
Hose Co. 1
- Foreman Charles Davis
- 1st Asst Foreman Fons Brien
- 2nd Asst Foreman David Cronin
- Secretary Guy Bugbee
- Treasurer W.H. Dougherty
Hose Co. 2
- Foreman Herbert Smith
- William Bartlett
- Arthur Chick
- James Gill
- F. Haas
- F.A. Hanson
- George Haywood
- F. Lithgow
- Dwight L. Loofbourrow
- Ira Lovell
- George Smith
- J.W. Steeves
- Eralso White
Hook & Ladder
- Foreman Peter Petersen
- 1st Asst Foreman Charles Matthews
- 2nd Asst Foreman W.H. Otto
- Secretary Jack Ayers
- Robert Smith
(This is not a conclusive list, only what we have documented so far.)
May 1, 1900
The Ferndale Fire Department holds a fundraiser Grand Ball on Dewey Day. Dewey Day, in case you're not familiar with it, commemorates the 1898 victory of Admiral George Dewey against the Spanish. It was a big thing at the turn of the century.May 29, 1900 - Ferndale Enterprise
Work on Ferndale's new engine house, next to the Russ building, is progressing nicely.Documents
19000611-Ordinance 70
Notes:
1. Last name is either Miller or Mills.