The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . adshape. This company is one of the three com-panies in New Brunswick without a team to draw its apparatus, having to dependon outside horses to get to fires. The present roll of the company is asfollows: John Casey, Patrick Casey,John Burke, August Bahr, Thomas Bren-nan, Charles Dunn, Thomas Dunn, , John Doyle, James Doyle, JohnDaly, John Drury, Thomas OConnell,Samuel R. Dunham, Jr., Henry Dunn,Henry Dahmer, William Fox, ThomasFlavell, William Hefferman, George Lep-pert, David McCloskey, James Manning,Charles Mahon
The city of New Brunswick; its history, its homes & its industries . adshape. This company is one of the three com-panies in New Brunswick without a team to draw its apparatus, having to dependon outside horses to get to fires. The present roll of the company is asfollows: John Casey, Patrick Casey,John Burke, August Bahr, Thomas Bren-nan, Charles Dunn, Thomas Dunn, , John Doyle, James Doyle, JohnDaly, John Drury, Thomas OConnell,Samuel R. Dunham, Jr., Henry Dunn,Henry Dahmer, William Fox, ThomasFlavell, William Hefferman, George Lep-pert, David McCloskey, James Manning,Charles Mahone, Dr. Edward Maiter,John Murray, John Ryan, John Row-land, Thomas Regan, Michael Regam,Henry Van Arsdale, Silas White, JohnZogg, Wm. H. Brown, Chas. Conklin,Geo. Conlon, Voorhees Cox, Wm. Clark,Myndert G. Cubberly, Samuel Cox, JohnCathcart, Jr., Wm. Merritt, MauriceHanlon, Jr., James Hefferman, Aden Ke-hoe, Charles Kock, Charles Mahone, Jr.,Joseph Nowitski, Wm. Puerschner, , Peter Wright, William VanArsdale, Louis Zierer. 70 PROTECTION ENGINE PROTECTION Engine Com-pany IS now ensconced in ahandsome building on WallStreet, near St. Peters Churchand just back of the P. R. R. Station. Thecompany, like the others in town, has hadits long and honorable history, and, asnow equipped with house and apparatus,holds a proud position for efficiency. The history of Protection dates backinto the early nineteenth century. It issaid that there are records of it as earlyas 181 7. It IS well established, however,that Protection existed prior to 1 830, whenit was located on George Street near theSecond Reformed Church. In 1843 thecompany moved to George and SomersetStreets where now are the steps leadingto the east bound platform of the Pennsyl-vania Railroad station. The building ad-joined the old Hotel Central. Like the other companies in the started out with a hand it entered the city department, thecompany secured a steamer, a Hop en-gine,
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