The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-12
THE FIRE BOX KEYS.
Where to Find Them in. Case of
Fire.

are three classes of holders. viz: Police.
men, hremen and citizens living in the
vicinity of the various boxes. Follow
ing is list of the holders of keys resid.
ing near boxes:
Box Is, conner Wells and Jefferson
streets n e.-Hotel Felix and j. H. Lip
son, Third avenue and jefferson street.
Box IA, Peach and First streets n. w.
w: ii. Brooks, ii Gainsboro avenue,
and w. M. Deener, colored, First ave-
Box Is, Fourth avenue and Third
street n. &C. c. Rush, 8lS Fourth ave.
nue. and G. L. Duguid, Commonwealth
avenue.
Box l2l, near the freight depot-Wal-
lace Patterson, corner Commerce and
Railroad avenue, and William Wells,
at the watch box.
~ Box 1913, Center and Park streets
n. w.-Frank Parrack, 10 Fifth avenue,
and Henry Bohn, 427 Second avenue.
Box 1874, Confer and Eleventh II. W.
S. j. Cundiff, Second avenue, and j. III.
Allen, Ills Second avenue.
Box 81, Kimball and Wells N. e.-J.
S. Pattie, 424 Third avenue, and e. G.
WEIGH, 43O Third avenue.
Box 90, Fifth avenue and Common
wealth n. e.-James Sheriden, 3Os
Fifth avenue, and Henry Ward, 300
Fifth avenue.
Box 90, Fourth street and Ninth
avenue n. e.-Thomas Smith, 545
Eleventh avenue, and j. e. Sours,
corner Seventh avenue and Common
wealth.
Box "a, Seventh and Kimball avenues
n. e.-Peters' saloon and the gas house.
Box 25, Roanoke Machine Works, two
keys.
Box 81, Holiday and Tazewell S. e.
w. o. Adams, 2O1 Tazewell street, and
George Wagner, 2O5 Tazewell street.
Box 80, Holiday and Valley s. Ell.
Q. Muse, 205 Eighth avenue.
Box 33, Jamison and Edgwood 8. c.
Edward Smith, 703 Jamison avenue, and
w. G. Mussor. corner Jamison and Edg-
wood.
Box 81, Belmont and Tazewell S. c.
G. w. Graybill and j. X. Flowers, SIG
Fifth avenue.
Box IS, Taylor and Campbell s. Cd.
M. Crism, corner Taylor and Campbell,
and II. c. Craig, same.
Box SO, Railroad avenue and Nelson
street s. e.-Palace Hotel.
Box Al, Commerce and First avcnne
s. w.-Massie 81 Martin and Chas. Lyles'
drug stores.
Box AZ, Roanoke and Church s. W
u,
G. l.. Stevens, 404 Third street n. G.
Box 43, Sixth avenue and Park s. w.
Matt Saul, corner Park and Sixth ave.
nue., and l.. Ii. Vaughan, Same.
Box "A, Campbell and Grove S. VII.
S. Trout, 61O Third avenue, and M. III.
jennings, col Third avenue.
Box As, G street and Patterson avenue
S. VIC. w. Ammen, Patterson avenue,
and A. s. Asbcrry, Patterson avenue.
Box 412, Salem avenue and Seventh
street S. w. b. Andrews, 627 Salem
avenue.
Box 81, Tazewell and Henry street g.
VIC. A. Turner, 40 Sixth avenue and
l.. Deyerle, corner Sixth avenue and
First street.
Box SO, Roanoke and Franklin s. W.
y. T. Minter, corner Roanoke and
Franklin, and j. w. Gould, 52S Third
street.
Box SO, Eighth avenue and Com
merce street s. WI. H. Cutchin, cor
ner of Eigh th avenue and Third street,
and William Booth, same.
Box 5l3, Tenth avenue and Franklin
street 8. w.-Joseph Jamison, 1905
Franklin street and M. A. Mosley, 02s
Franklin street.
Box 5l2. Eighth avenue. and First
street 8. Wv. A. Greno, Eighth av-
enue; w. A. Byrd, Eighth avenue and
ii. Il. Payne, 30s Eighth avenue.
The following officers of the city,
policemen and individuals hold keys:
]. G. Kpepp, Owen Duggan, j. T.
Engleby, Robt. Wright. l.. Shultz, M
C. Morris, nj. A. JONES' w. r. Tally, II.
L. Merriman, II. A. Mabry, II. Flick, A.
II. Griffin, q. B. Gee, L. j. Locke, J. b.
Austin, W. J. Rigney, G. Organ, P Fl.
Early, w. E. Schanck. l.. w. Tinsley,
j. w. Brown, j. II. Skinker, j. c.
Graves, DR.. +. G. Tice, P. N. Power and
TIE TINES office.
The following hremen are also
holders of keys:
Vigilants-J. S. Hilbert H. M. Mon
day, III. q. Wiley, w. r. Hesser, J. A.
Mcclure, X. S. Wilson, r. II. Angel,
John Engleby and c. l.. Miller.
Junior Hose-M. Il. Allen, James
McFall, j. E. Rookin, j. M. Earhart,
l. Lookabill and James Davis.
Friendship Fire Company-C. M.
White, E. j. Kemp, w. j. Quinn, T.
O'Conner w. H. Stinnett, Thomas
McNamara, A. NJ. Ayers, L. +. Shaw,
j. r. Bean and e. Fl. Loser.
Each key is numbered, and the num-
Der is recorded by the chief Of the de-
partment along with the name of the
holder. Any key will fit in any box,
but after it has been placed no one can
got it out except the chief and his as
sistants, who hold Master keys.
THE great Estey organ is represented
by Hobble Music Company, 1877 Salem
avenue, who have recently sold a very
fine one to the First Baptist Church;
also st. Johns Episcopal Church, this