. The Exempt firemen of San Francisco; their unique and gallant record. LIEUT. THOMAS J. BEAN takes in, roughly speaking, the districtlying between Sixth street and Twenty-fourth street, and Market and fires and alarms within that districtit has responded to since 1895. T. J. Mur-phy, was burned at a fire on Harrisonstreet three years ago, and John EdwardSweeney died from burns received wliilerescuing a man from a burning other members of the companyare T. J. Bean, lieutenant; John Barry,engineer; Thos. Hart, driver; Thos. , Wallace Jamison, FrankQuinn, Jas.
. The Exempt firemen of San Francisco; their unique and gallant record. LIEUT. THOMAS J. BEAN takes in, roughly speaking, the districtlying between Sixth street and Twenty-fourth street, and Market and fires and alarms within that districtit has responded to since 1895. T. J. Mur-phy, was burned at a fire on Harrisonstreet three years ago, and John EdwardSweeney died from burns received wliilerescuing a man from a burning other members of the companyare T. J. Bean, lieutenant; John Barry,engineer; Thos. Hart, driver; Thos. , Wallace Jamison, FrankQuinn, Jas. Flood and Thomas Titus,hoseman. Pat OConnell, who wasformerly stoker, has been transferred tostables as foreman. 232 SAN FRANCISCO FIREMEN Thos. J. Bean, born in San Francisco in1870, joined the Department Julyi, 1894,as hosemanof Engine No. 19; transferredto Engine No. 29 July 15, 1895, promotedassistant foreman July i, 1897 and nowranks as lieutenant of Engine No. 29. Jf. JOHN BARRY John Barry was born in San Franciscoin 1861. He entered the Department in1891 as relief engineer and now ranksas engineer of Engine No. 29.
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