Valley of the upper Maumee River, with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana . th, Henry Hilbrecht, Louis P. Huser; sixth, F. W. Bandt, RobertCran; seventh, Peter J. Scheid, George ; eighth, John Smith,H. P. Vordermark; ninth, Louis Hazzard, Charles F. Haiber; tenth,V. Ofenloch, William Bruns. The Police.— The city was without a police force until 1863, thepeople having no other protection than the sheriff and his deputies, thecity marshal and his assistants and a few constables. In May of thatyear a police force was established, and consisted of a capt
Valley of the upper Maumee River, with historical account of Allen County and the city of Fort Wayne, Indiana . th, Henry Hilbrecht, Louis P. Huser; sixth, F. W. Bandt, RobertCran; seventh, Peter J. Scheid, George ; eighth, John Smith,H. P. Vordermark; ninth, Louis Hazzard, Charles F. Haiber; tenth,V. Ofenloch, William Bruns. The Police.— The city was without a police force until 1863, thepeople having no other protection than the sheriff and his deputies, thecity marshal and his assistants and a few constables. In May of thatyear a police force was established, and consisted of a captain, a lieu-tenant and two patrolmen from each ward. Their hours of service werefixed at twilight to daylight. The first chief was Conrad Pens, a German sailor. The others intheir order of service were: William Ward, Fred Limecooley, PatrickMcGee, Detrick Meyer, Michael Singleton, Hugh M. Deihl, Eugene and Hugh M. Diehl, again. The latter resigned in June, 1889,and Lieutenant Frank Wilkinson was appointed by the police commis-sioners to fill the vacancy. Patrolman Leonard Fuchshuber was appointed. c
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