更好地保护布鲁克林。
副消防专员查尔斯·C·怀斯（Charles C.为此，他要求拨款1,300,000美元。副局长拉利（Lally）坚持认为，为了跟上自治市镇的快速增长，他需要至少200名消防员，因为今天的力量与四年前的力量相同，尽管价值75,000,000美元已经增加了财产，人口以每年100,000的速度增长。这些年来，估算委员会每年只给自治市镇额外的消防站，结果是郊区的大片地区没有适当的保护。但是，由于部队的效率，当然，出于好运，布鲁克林的灾难的严重程度远不如预期因此，继续上升更多的消防公司是现在建造的绝对必要性，这是一个新消防屋的单调，每年被打破1906 - 7。这些位于以下要点：联合街和第七大道：第十一街和第八大街；拉尔夫大街Ami卑尔根街，在Greenpoint Avenue中。这些房屋将在今年完成，并在指定的部分中提供更好的保护。 Deouty Fire Commissioner Wise asks for $1,300,000 for new firehouses, which, with crews and equipments, will be situated near the following points: Avenue C and Sixteenth street, hook and ladder company, to cost $43,000. Stuyvesant avenue and Macon street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Lawrence street and Myrtle avenue, engine company and water tower, to cost $65,000 Graham avenue and Cook street, engine company, to cost $40,000. De Kalb avenue and Reid avenue, hook and ladder company, to cost $40,000. Nostrand avenue and Douglas street, engine campany, to cost $38,000. Varick street and North Second street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Gravesend avenue and avenue V. engine company and book and ladder company, to cost $40,000. Hamilton avenue and Court street, engine company, to cost $40,000. Kosciusco street and Marcv avenue, engine company, to cost $40,000. Provost street and Oakland street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Twelfth avenue and Seventy-fifth street, engine company and hook and ladder company, to cost $43,000. The total estimate cost of these new stations, with equipment, is about $800,000. In addition, Commissioner Wise has asked for money with which to rebuild houses occupied by company No. 105, in Picrrepont street, near Fulton street, at a cost of $35,000: engine company No. m, at No. 166 Clymer street, at a cost of $35,000, and to build a new house at No. 78 Main street, Long Island City, at a cost of $38,000. Chief Lally is much interested in providing better quarters for the firemen. He calls it a disgrace for the men to have to sleep in some of the firehouses. which are fifty years old. The house in Pierrepont street was formerly occupied by one of the old volunteer companies in Brooklyn. Of the sixty-eight engine companies in Brooklynt houses of at least twenty-four are not fit for occupancy, and an expenditure of about $20,000. would be pecessary on each bouse to put it in proper condition.
副消防专员查尔斯·C·怀斯（Charles C.为此，他要求拨款1,300,000美元。副局长拉利（Lally）坚持认为，为了跟上自治市镇的快速增长，他需要至少200名消防员，因为今天的力量与四年前的力量相同，尽管价值75,000,000美元已经增加了财产，人口以每年100,000的速度增长。这些年来，估算委员会每年只给自治市镇额外的消防站，结果是郊区的大片地区没有适当的保护。但是，由于部队的效率，当然，出于好运，布鲁克林的灾难的严重程度远不如预期因此，继续上升更多的消防公司是现在建造的绝对必要性，这是一个新消防屋的单调，每年被打破1906 - 7。这些位于以下要点：联合街和第七大道：第十一街和第八大街；拉尔夫大街Ami卑尔根街，在Greenpoint Avenue中。这些房屋将在今年完成，并在指定的部分中提供更好的保护。 Deouty Fire Commissioner Wise asks for $1,300,000 for new firehouses, which, with crews and equipments, will be situated near the following points: Avenue C and Sixteenth street, hook and ladder company, to cost $43,000. Stuyvesant avenue and Macon street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Lawrence street and Myrtle avenue, engine company and water tower, to cost $65,000 Graham avenue and Cook street, engine company, to cost $40,000. De Kalb avenue and Reid avenue, hook and ladder company, to cost $40,000. Nostrand avenue and Douglas street, engine campany, to cost $38,000. Varick street and North Second street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Gravesend avenue and avenue V. engine company and book and ladder company, to cost $40,000. Hamilton avenue and Court street, engine company, to cost $40,000. Kosciusco street and Marcv avenue, engine company, to cost $40,000. Provost street and Oakland street, engine company, to cost $38,000. Twelfth avenue and Seventy-fifth street, engine company and hook and ladder company, to cost $43,000. The total estimate cost of these new stations, with equipment, is about $800,000. In addition, Commissioner Wise has asked for money with which to rebuild houses occupied by company No. 105, in Picrrepont street, near Fulton street, at a cost of $35,000: engine company No. m, at No. 166 Clymer street, at a cost of $35,000, and to build a new house at No. 78 Main street, Long Island City, at a cost of $38,000. Chief Lally is much interested in providing better quarters for the firemen. He calls it a disgrace for the men to have to sleep in some of the firehouses. which are fifty years old. The house in Pierrepont street was formerly occupied by one of the old volunteer companies in Brooklyn. Of the sixty-eight engine companies in Brooklynt houses of at least twenty-four are not fit for occupancy, and an expenditure of about $20,000. would be pecessary on each bouse to put it in proper condition.
