The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-27
JOIN COMMERCIAL CLUB
List of Names of Those Who Belong
to the Roswell Commercial Club
Have Contributed to the Building
Up of the City.

Very few commercial clubs have
shown the growth and accomplished
such results as have been accomplish
ed by the Roswell Commercial Club,
especially in the past four years. All
matters of public interest are taken
up by the Club, and pushed to a sue
cessful issue. The membership at the
present time is the largest il the his
tory of the organization, being 169
members. Every business man in Ros-
well and the surrounding country
should be a member. The future of
Roswell has never been brighter. At
the present time the following i'm
provements have already been start
ed or will be under process of con-
struction within the next six months.
Water Works s120.OOO; Sewers $685.
900; Street Improvement $4,000; Fire
Department $4,000; Masonic Build
ing $4,000; N. NJ. NJ. 1 Barracks
$4,000: Elks Home $4,000; Armory
and Convention Hall 100000; FEEDER
al Building $4,000; Dilley Building
to be occupied by Commercial Club
$4,000 Alfalfa Meal Mill $4,000. The
sum total of these improvements is
s451, 900.
Roswell has procured the Panhan
dl Cattlemen's Convention for next
year. We will have the biggest fruit
crop ever known in the Pecos Valley.
Alfalfa is being cut at the present,
this being some weeks earlier than
the usual time. Taking everything in
to consideration, Roswell will be the
busiest city in the United States this
year, allowing for size. The CONNER
cial Club has been the chief factor in
getting the above things for Roswell
If you are not a member now, put in
your application and join the Boost
ers of Roswell. You cannot invest
$3.50 per month in anything that will
bring greater results for the upbuild-
ing of Roswell, and the growth of
Roswell means an increase in your
business or investment, whatever 1t
may be.
The Club will try and get enough
more members during the month of
May to increase the membership TO
200 when they move into their new
quarters rext to, the Carnegie Libra
ry.
The following Is a list of the Club
membership Atkinson, w. M; A
mis-, G. N; Baldwin. w. N; Ballard,
c. L; Bremond, Chas: Bedell. E. l.:
Bixby, Geo; Burns, M. D; Bishop, Dr.
J. X; Barnett, r. F; Banner, Otto;
Beeson, Dr. c.. F; Bradley, DIR. R. l.;
Bryant, W. A.. Bond, w. R; Burge,
r. T; Brown, DIR. F. N; Electric Light
Co.: Bell, ]. d; Bell, R. d; Cahoon,
E. A: Church, J. P; Calfee, Ed; CHS
holm. C; Cook. w. NJ; Carlin, E. j;
Cottingham, ]. A; Cottingham. Lon;
Cottingham, Grover; Carper, Joe; Ca
zier, T. F; Cohn, A. j; Carlton, j. I;
DeFreest, Chas; Daniel. R. H; Divers,
F: Denning. S. P; Dilley. c. D; Dean.
DIR. Geo. B; Evans, J. T; Elliott, W.
]: Fitzgerald, H.; French, George;
Franks. C. J: Finnegan. E. A, Ford,
willis: Freidenbloom. Geo; Finley.
]. b; Gayle. r p; Gunsul. B. Garrett.
A. d: Geyer. D. L; Greenwood, W. +;
Grier. C. w; Gilkeson, ]. E; -Gibbany,
Ed. S: Helmig, p. H; Hamilton. w.
q: Hamilton. H. w; Hanny, Albert;
Harerman,s r. j; Hagerman, H. ];
Hervey, j. NJ: Hinkle. ]. F: Hurd,
Harold: Hobbs, c.; Hunt. #. G.; Hob
son. n. p; Herhst, J. B; Hull. A. l.,
r.: Hedgcoxe. J. G; Ingham, Arthur;
lama, n: Jana, J. ]: jana, Nathan;
1oyner, DR.. W. T; Johnson. syl- r;