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New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rI Wss,. I T', winter IS iii,i futures a9ll & s
IS 39sd, Marca IS sad. MAY Is 1.i (Oner Is -.
JanuarN Is al HOPS a. London ltae..Ht "a PErHs
a. s4Qf5 IS PEAS-Canadian steady S p ssncy wnssS
steady - BEEF-FVJra India mess 4'' n ANS
Prime mess Western. quiet AZ ,,, t.rlbsrlanG 4
cur tG n els 6tt. oac''h ~ hrHl.s
n 80 lh. nrnn IS %; short no ~ ,;rn AZ -
do heavy 85 20 ~ TO- firm. NJ s1s sIs shyIt il 20 - 4
10 ~ 10 strong az 4Ss 3D. clear "a ~ strons
Ats IARD-Prinie Western IN uei'SS a. CHEFS
American refined IN pals quiet. az sIorsd. steass
TALLOW- Prime city sjrcns IS -, strSng AZ -
It's. strong az 4as Cd LI\SEEb oit. al 9Ss 4
BUTTER- Finest United states ~ f,cu,unon ns's
United states sJcaiy. a. 50. k'S1N
les ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Teller 2ns # W OF 169th st; for two
two story frame dwelling houses. 22x55 Adene
-rossnan owner Bernhard Ebeling, architect $4,000
liSth St, n s, 300 # W. OF Bronx ave: for
q Two story and attic frame dwelling house. ELK
90 tsoel!ng & Keller, owners; Bernhard Ebeng
architect ...............@, 5000
hlnnear Place, n. s. 100 # e. OF Halsey st for
n Two story frame dwelling house. red
Weiss owner Bernhard Ebelng architect...... $500
ior a three story frame store and dwelling house.
2lXo2; Ros1vio Gino. owner; Bernhard Ebeng
architect $500
Commonwealth ave, s., 2l4 II n. OF West
Farms Road; for two story frame dwelling
house 22X54: Walter Anopole. owner; Bernhard
,at EPeling arelite:t ;....... 5000
two story frame stable 35x12; Joseph Da-
Inond, owner: Bernhard Ebeng archtect...... 1900
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,

Ridge St, W. $, so #. n. of Stanton St 2ox75:
STANDARD Damp PROBING and Roofing Company
ast. Lena Gorgel ct al; 1903. .... s55 IN
Ridge & st, st, No. I45; David shediner agt- same;
10Th s.. No 10 East: BENJAMIN Roth agt David
,sl Fine ne ct al al august 81 1900 :.......- 475o
alberto Amendoa ct al October IS. 1906 65 90
washington ave. W. 100 #. Of 1T3d st; p
J. Heaney Company Washington Avenue
s.F Realty ComPany May 20 1906 1924 50
ca 2$ 1906 -, o8O so
g. same: APRIL % 1905 -. AZ so
,oae ss same April m "a 1905 80, 1855 90
Albert Lepprel October l. 1906 ............' 445 On
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
WV. ASTOR In BROADWAY DEAL
BUYS THE HENRY II. COOK ESTATE HOLDING at
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROOME STREET.
Sinclair House Bid at Voluntary 1uction SoThe Misses Wendell
Purchase Fire Insurance Company Property.

client OF Alfred J. Talley the five story and base
ment steam heated fathouse No. $40 West 18th
Philip Watte1burg has sold to Magdalena II.
Hamper No. 2056 LA Fontaine ave-. d two story
DIV elling house, on lot 16x100 feet
Meller & Podolsky have sold TO Mr.. Schwartz
Nos. 3l and 2S East 4th st, two five story tene-
ment houses. on plot 6oxloo feet The same firm
houses, lot 25X96 feet.
The Eogel estate has sold to Meyer Alexander
No 45S 9Th ave, four story tenement house, with
stores, a lot a Sxl00 feet
John Peters & Co. have leased for a number of
years for Julia Kann and Minnie Blumenthal the
five story and basement tenement house, No. 2o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MECHANICS, LIENS.

172d ST. 7. s. 100 #. W. Of Amsterdam ave. I75x
9+6 Ferdinand Steger Julius London and
Moses Press owners and contractor $1,000 90
9th ave s e. corner 136th st. 80. 11xIOO
Tiento F9olng Company agt Charles Lowe.
Max 1orrsch and Julia f. Iiggan. owners
&c Gresnky GaGfein o contractors Bis oo
s,o Joe Marks owner Rosenberg, contractor. 81 rs
Inlon ave. No. S17; D Angelo Brothers agt. John
I5ufhngton and John Thompson, owners: r e
LamOnte contractor 300 CO
SIero x Melkin egt. Morris Fedberg owner
pInss, and contractor. 1o5 oO
IT, 4as; A Eela & co. agt. H. Fenberg and /
rrpsGaet podIe$h owners and Contractors I75 %
~ III; same agt kaDlan G. Baker. owners ard
contractors
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
TO ENLARGE CENTRAL PARK GARDENS.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super
intendant Murphy for the enlargement of the
horticultural gardens in Central Park by the ad-
dition of eight greenhouses and also a palm
house to be built alongside the Conservatives
opposite 105th 81. The greenhouses are to be
12l2 feet wide and 65 feet long each. They will
be arranged in two groups of four wings each
on either side Of the central palmhOuSe. They
10 be Of brick. trimmed with limestone and
rooted with glass. The FARMHOUSE will cost
S14.675 and the greenhouses S23 600. making a
total outlay Of $3S.275 for the Improvement.
Michael and Mitchell Bernstein are the archi-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

East Broadway, No. Of for a seven story brick loft
oulIGing 25Ns5 =: L, & ". Levy. owners SOM
-oa omaerfeid s5eckier architects $4,000
'95h i ST: No 81 TO y East: for five story brick
GWeIhrs house. 4cX15: Mrs. Rives owner;
cs,,r,1 C9rr9r9 -. & Hastings architects $4,000
eight greenhouses. 2S .sX643: City OF New York
oyy5er: BeCns5eia & Bernstein, architects ss2
EonFerfaeiir slip, No. o. for story brick
age building, 30x70: T. J. Palmer owner; G J.
Perry. architect $500
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MRS. GEORGE L. RivEs TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed for a five story and
basement dwelling house 10 be built at Nos. SO
and Il East 18th ST. for the wife of eX-Corpora-
tion Counsel Rivos. II is to have frontage OF
20 feet and a depth Of - feet, with rear
tension and facade Of granite and limestone.
Colonial in design and decorated with four Doric
pilasters supporting the cornce Of the mansard
roof II is to cost $4,000. Carrere & Hastings
he 4T-fl TacfS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
FLINT BUYS LLoYDs NECK TRACT

Charles r. Flint has bought three hundred
acres Of the T. A. Lamb property. in the easterly
section Of LloyTs Neck. Huntington. Long
Island. for S225.ooo. The property has a frontage
of a mile on Huntington Bay. including the point
at IloydS HaTb0r Inlet. which the lighthouse
IS located II is said that Mr. Flint IS 10 build
q large dwelling house on the bluff ninety feet
above the level q he
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
KENTUCKY MAY ORDER a-oENT MILEAGE
tBy Telegraph TO Tho Ttbr

IBy TeIegTslph 70 Tho Ir1bune
Louisville, Nov Alt is said that the State Rail-
road Commission. which met here to-day discuss
the freight In the federal court. has de-
cided TO issue an order for a mile pas
senger rate all over the state The commission or
dered some time ago that freight on the
main line OF the louisville & Nashville to Bowling
Green and Nashville be taken as a basis and
be cut 70 per cent The railroads are contesting
this action in the federal courts. said the cut
IN passenger rates will be ordered as soon the
freight is decided
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
SEEK TO PARTITION BIG PARCEL

An action has been begun in the Supreme
Court by the Van Norden Trust Company, as
executor Of the estate OF Henry a. Smith. against
Edward J Murphy and others, as administra-
tors OF John II. Murphy, for partition OF the
property on the west side of Park ave, extending
from 4Oth 10 41st St 197.6x230X irregular. and
also the southwest corner Of Avenue B and 18th
ST. plot 129.IX95.6x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
CoLER APPOINTS IRISH PATRIOT.
"O'Donovan Rosa" Made Corporation In
spector for Brooklyn.

Borough President Coler has appointed Jeremiah
ODonovan better known "O'Donovan Rossa," an
Irish patriot, corporation inspector In Brooklyn
In 1865 he editor of THE Irish People" Of
Dublin. Owing to his attacks upon the govern
Inent he was sentenced to Jail for life. Finally he
was freed and 10 America
1t IS expected that he will make things lively for
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and other corpo-
rations of the borough which have incurred Mr..
ColeTs wrath.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

prces The 10 local on'a market for quiet with
for midd1s u sales 05 al7 %6as Sa g9aR gPaR4
r 1ec o~eT at @ ad as o6 oSTs bsss Mo1e
1nss,5sS9 0Fs n0%ina % ~, SnoRnnssd ne Little
sales. $500 bales; Houston steaag, I6c higher at
q o sales 5 bales Ncx Orleans [m Sl6 r% hssr sF
higher at iG9sG sales ZOO bales savannah quiet
fon, UNCHANGED O'sc; wilmington firm unchanged at
higher S9Ffok at 6 % sne at as s. % 2@f
for tomorrow At Houston. 10000 to u 600 bales
s2sst 70 ' i o sst Tee gefas and o s last M Galveston
s. last 1 @ Esar and at New 3Ssns Sa eooo to so bales
Cotton Exchange special liverpool Spot cotton
IN m9de[aie 9 demand seos & 1000 bales speculation and
San middlng upland; S94d futqIfs opened steady. 20
point lower; November. 5.76d: November De5ember
SSd GSd December anuSry ad January Fberua5y
Aprll-May. 56?d May June. 567d; june, July 5.60d
S5d sd Man
Wheat ' marRet fele wa ana raor
during the f@renoon but gave way under LIQUIDATION
closing $3.50 under the previous night. The early
wheat at Minneapolis Later this market ttrrd easier
howeys and encouraged selling at other points N which
from the Northwest conditions conflicting
talk, based the theory that small conhrmef
in circulation In other quarters there was IsrHt nv
70 see in the small arrivals nicely oostponement Of
cency For the day recei5ts & at NJ Mjnnran2ls and Iu
os4 cars year ago From scpten,ter 10 %ovsrcr
L. Minneapolis hFen =
large year. and bulls called atterton
that the visible ;UDpy since August Is faincd
1000 600 bush, against 2oaa geo increase in
same time year and 1S.u00Gfo increase in 1901
which was rust year. on the other hand Argentine
advices while noting cold and HnsrRsouablr weather
said that rainfall had In1H Htti. damage
owing growth Of the LIVERPOOL
lower and Paris n points off for
he weather all through the West. con
In spring wheat
greatly DELAYED movement figures from Western
Seaboard leaTauCes considerably
recent average No red II New York closed Mt So &c
elevator and sc O d1n1t: NJ No-'h-tn Dututh
s3S.c and No hard winter. 17Asc I Buffalo CORN
FxCent for little liquida-i1n December the C. IN
market was generally we'll cuStaine1 dav on ac
comm Of had weat and lighter Thrra,
good commission buvnE time=. o. he
late posons while elevator reople sold December
hoard cearances moderate Liverpool closed un-
changed nd there business
E'inaI nrcea IN the local market unchanged fiOm
the nreyious night IU'7ai and
~, n n aHoat. No Vhitc No
SiI-c n n sNoat OATS-Ths market was ais, STEADY
dav absence Of much selling
sni r0ecl trine higher than the previous neht Cash
oa,s York were a
80, natural white. 20 tOiec.
SIt,-a5 ,vbitF 20 20 n ;3L.Tf3'sc ENF-Narkct
drIn. S, . western T1i5c / New York: and
tates GtiA aGoisc delivered New York PARLEY-Mar-
kat satady. feeding. ttl=c and ralting 49G59r T
J5nraIo RI-CKWHEAT- Market steady: quoted 81 -
per 100 n.
NEW YORK Prices
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
POWDER FACTORY BLOWS UP.

Clearfeld. Penn. Nov. 21.-The Clearfeld Powder
Mil, two miles east of here. blew up this after
noon. The mill. winch owned by James Kerr,
of this place, and several New Workers. is a total
loss. Charles w. Mills. of New York, had leased
the mill and had charge at the time of the
plosion. He and four employees slightly
burned The loss will be about 10000.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Nesey st-Bv Bryan L Kennely: 1472 and l474
Washington ave- s. 1904 # 171st ST so Ix157 lox
,Hi1 ~ TWO sty fat h; vol sale; Ryer ave,
Ie7a "a St ia SXl24 5Nl4 406x1lo = vacant: vol sale.
~ n Houston St 25x75. sty brl store and
lFie ten n IN rear; sale for Of
NiIian campbell. deceased. Goodale II, attys J MEG
Goodale, adnr: due $l5. .G52 So
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination Close in New Yor,,
Japan. Corca and China Especially ad-
dressed only (yia Seattle)Akt Maru To-day 600 m
Japan. Corea. China Philippine "
islands lyla seattle9-Dakota Nov o. 600 m
dressed only (via Tacomal-Nngchow Nov o. 600 m
Hawaii JaTan Corea. China Philip
pine Islands (via Francisco)-
America Maru .-,;:.::..... Nov &C. - 80 a m
Australia (except Wes). FIJI Islands and
New Caledonia (via Vancouver and
,,1,isj3 Victoria c'cMowera Dec p 500 m
ippine Islands (via San Francisco)-
Siberia Dec T. 1890 m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
BowERY PARCEL CHANGES HANDS.

Horace s Ely & Co. sold for Grace p Fairfax
20 Sabrskf & Samuels Nos 216 and 216l3 Bow
cry, two three story buildings, each on a lot 25x
100 feet. The buyers viii use the property for
their own business.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

IO7th st. n. s., e5 IT. e. Of Manhattan ave. 75x
loans Louis Joseph and Henry s. Richland... ssb ooC
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
TO-DAY.

TODAY.
Vessel.
'Prins Willem Prince. November
Astoria Glasgow November 10. Anchor
la Plata. Kingston. November R
Smoensk. Rotterdam November 10. Russian Vol
Color Hull NCvemhc Wilson
Main Bremen, November Lloyd
City OF Columbus. Havana. November 10 Savannah
Patricia. Hamburg, November .Han,0A
FRIDAY NOVEMBER %.
spartan Prince Barbados November II
sValdivia Santa Marta, November
Cedric. Liverpool. November IL White
Galveston November IT.. Pacific
san Galveston. November Mallory
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a.
'Caronia Liverpool November .Cunard
adelphia Southampton November IL. American
Provence HaVre, November French
City. Savannah. November 21 Savannah
FL Rio. Galveston November Pacific
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER -.
columbia Glasgow. November Anchor
sprircs mail
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 653 Sunset ABS Moon II 81 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 1920 Gov Island 124s He'll Gate Pal
P.M.-Sandy P Hook 1882 Island 2:53
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22

don tin market spot closing az fl95 5s and futures at
SIaa 1hs the market sympathy with
snot ana quoted AZ 6a AZ sos Copper unchanged
in the local market WIN iake quoted at 90,
The English market was lower. with spot quoted NJ
f1OO I2s IA and at tl02 Lead Is Sd higher
at fl9 Is Sd in London Locally the market was I'M
changed with quotations ranging 5150dc according
10 deIiverv Speer quiet q 35d6. 4oc. and was
unchanged f7 15s in London Iron higher In the
standard quoted at SHs and
Cleveland warrants SOS Cd Locally the market was
steady and unchanged. with No . foundry Northern
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMIMG STEAMERS.

The Cedric, which reported Cape Race at 30 m
yesterday. when $40 miles Hook prob
ably 1890 a m morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
Real Estate " anted.

A Ii KINDS PROPERTIES TO rent SELL marss.
"A CfRILLE CARREAU. Agent. 796 sixth Ave. 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-22
Real Estate.
Avoid
Penalties

by registering your pro,
erty at this Company'.
Tax Registration Buresn'
The payment of sm,li
annual fee arranges for oh
tanning all bills for TaTs,
and Water Rates, and IN
formation as to any Asses
ments affecting the pron.
erty, at the earliest date
as well as for the paymen,
of them In time to avo;J
penalties, thus saving YOU
the trouble of giving your
personal attention to these
annoying details.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
Concert a Success.

The band concert at the Pecos Val
ley Drug Company last night was
one of the most delightful entertain
ments ever given in the city. An arc
light was placed in front of the
store, and the players were seated
in chairs on the street. The sidewalk
was crowded with spectators, and
the inside of the store was packed.
Gregory Moore, the manager had
agreed to give half the proceeds from
the sale of cream and soda fountain
drinks to the band. This netted the
band boys over ten dollars. Perfect
service was rendered by the employ
ees of the refreShment parlor
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
scauenner Work.

The citizens of Roswell will kindly
note that the official Scavenger is
still doing his work promptly and
we'll, that he is both officially and
personally responsible for any dere-
lictions of duty, and that he appre-
ciates the patronage he has been and
is still receiving. Boone & Greathouse
are no longer working for me, and
| am no longer responsible for any
contracts made by them.
w Nj. FYFFE,
City Scavenger
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
Daughters of confederacy Meet.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
held a very interesting meeting at
the Presbyterian church last night
and transacted business of import
ance. The minutes of the previous
meeting were omitted on account of
the absence of the recording secre-
tary, and the resignation of the first
vice president was accepted.
1t was decided to hold a picnic at
which the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy would entertain the Veterans
This picnic will be held at the
Slaughter ranch and will be a very
enjoyable affair Speeches for the
day will be arranged
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
Picture Framing and Art Goods.

In connection with mis- large pho
tographic business, Mr.. VIM r. Wal
ton has established an Art Depart
ment that can pass favorably with
those found in much larger cities
than Roswell
Here you may find pictures of any
grade from the low price novelty
print to the etchings. engrayings.
photographers, etc, of higher tone,
quality and excellence, also a com
plete line of picture moulding from
which you may select frame suita-
Die for any picture, large or small.
Made-up frames, picture chains.
cord, hooks, glass, mat poster and
mounting board are kept in stock
and should there be anything YOU
wish that is not carried, the order
Will receive careful and prompt at
tention.
Mr.. Walton invites inspection and
Will appreciate visitors at the Studio.
where on the walls of the reception
room you will find displayed pictures
OF every description
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
For Nice Dressmaking call at
3O7 North Kentucky Ave. $40
Real Estate Deals.

The following deeds were filed
with Recorder Gayle Thursday and
Friday:
Mary Nj. Rucker and husband to
Bette w. Peacock for $4,000 lot No.
3, in block II. West Side addition to
Roswell
Levi Joy to w. T. Wells, for $500,
lots SO, 81 and 80 of Lea's subdivis-
ion of Sc quarter SW quarter sec
ton 80, township 10 s., R. "a E.
j. T. Kirby and wife to w. T.
Wells and w. P. Lewis, for $4,000,
north half of lot 6, block of Thur
ber's addition. Roswell.
William s. Prayer and wife to W.
T. Wells and w. p Lewis. for $3.750.
north half lot IL and lot 13, block 6,
Thurber's addition
Robert Maxim and wife to C. C.
Formwalt. for $1,000, tract in block
II, Roswell
Robert Maxim and wife to c. c.
Formwalt, for s40O, lot IL, block
in Ovard's addition to Roswell.
Robert Maxim and wife to C. C.
Formwalt, for $500, lots 10, IL, and
II. block 1. Mountain View addition
to Roswell.
VIM L. Dreier to C. A and E. NJ
Tallmadge. for 81, N. e. quarter of
section 9, township 13 s., r. 25 e.
J. B. Wright and wife to Cynthia
A. Oldham. ct al, for $3.50. lot in
| Haynes subdivision of part of SW
quarter section s2-10-24 E.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04

San Francisco. May 4.-The army
people at the Presidio have accom-
plished wonders in the way of
Strengthening out the badly mixed
condition of affairs in the stricken
city In an interview on the subject,
General Funton said today: "This is
the largest rescue work ever attemp-
ted by the army In the East they
speak of the fire as the greatest ca
tastrophe of the age but those who
have not been engaged do not real
ize that 100000 people. made home
less and penniless in a day. have
been fed and sheltered for two weeks
and no one gone hungry The COM
mittee wrought wonders, but in the
end it must be admitted that without
the army it would have been impos-
sfble"
The first signs of the resumption
of real estate sales marked the pro-
transactions which were pending be-
fore the confiagration were finished
on the lines of original terms. In ad-
dition a number of offers for realty
at figures below the values which hi
therto reigned were promptly declined
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-04
THE REASON WHY
More Than $4,000 Paid Yearly by
Main Street Business interests for
Occupation Tax The Petition Nu-
merously Signed by Business Men.

Probably the following petition had
something to do with starting up the
street sprinkler again today:
TO THE HONORABLE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ROSWELL:
The burden of every public enter
prise falls heaviest on the MER-
CAMILLE INTERESTS. Eacn of
you know, that, every year, public
demands aggregating thousands of
dollars are met by the Mercantile In
terests, to which the outside public
is never even asked to contribute;
if a matter of one or two hundred
dollars is to be raised for a public
good, the parties having it in hand
rarely ever go off of MAIN STREET.
In addition to this there is a spe-
cial fund that has always been con-
sidered as running to the benefit of
the streets: this fund is the proceeds
of the OCCUPATION TAX, and it
falls upon the interests centering on
MAIN STREET, and no one else has
$4,000 per year.
We frankly admit that the sprink-
ling. as heretofore done, does bene-
fit us a little more than it does the
public at large. but it is the ONE,
SOLITARY special benefit that the
mercantile interests have ever re-
ceived, or asked for, and we cannot
believe that you would grudge it to
us, or deliberately take it away from
us, if you would but consider how
little we get and how much we pay
for
must appeal TO your sense of justice
and we ask you to reconsider your
recent action and restore the sprink-
ling. In view of its importance to
us, particularly at this season. we
beg of you TO hold a special meet
ing at once to take our petition un-
der advisement. Respectfully.
(Signed)
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co.
w. P Lewis Hardware Co
A L. w. Nilsson
Fred Christensen
]. A. Cottingham
W. n. Baldwin. w, F. Ex. Co
Rothenberg & Schloss Co
E. T. Amonett
T. C. Stewart & Co. 0Smoke House)
Geo. w Cazier
R. E. Muncy
E. j. DeArcy, Mgr. w U. Tel. Co
c. A. Porter, barber.
P. V. Market
l.. S. Rogers
H P Hobson
Lincoln Whiteman
| Robt Maxim
Siefert & Kirkpatrick
| Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
| Grand Central Hotel
Grand Central Bar
| A. NJ. Robertson
/ SamI Atkinson
| ]. F. Patterson
| c. E. Waugh
| Roswell Produce & Seed Co
| Roswell Gun and Bike Shop.
J. K. Pierce
| Seay & Manning.
T. C. Jacoby
w R. PLANT
j. P. Church
Ike Gronsky
Roswell Hdw. Co.
PAXTON Drug B. & Sta Co.
j. d. Bell.