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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-05-10
AUTO UPSET..
LADY HURT


Mrs. M. A. Brewer received ser
ious injuries in an auto accident
about two miles east of town on End
street extended at sixthirty o'clock
yesterday evening and although her
injuries are not dangerous to life,
there is a possibility that she will al
ways have. bad arm, or at least G.
stiff elbow joint.
Mrs. Brewer was on her way to the
Owens farm east of town with Mrs.
s. B. Owens and two children, Mr..
Brewer and Thomas Murray. manager
of the Mefba4PameF Stock Company,
of Amarillo. When just beyond the
gate to the Slaughter farm the inner
tube of a rear tire blew out, causing
the machine to swerve and skid. The
great speed of the car, with skidding
overturned the machine and threw all
the six passengers out. Mrs. Brewer
was the only one hurt, her worst in
juries being two breaks in the left
arm, just above the elbow and one
just below. The muscle above was
badly torn also and the Joint dislo-
Gated. Other slight injuries were.
cuts in the head and back. Mrs.
Brewer is under skilled care at the
New Merchants hotel.
The Owens automobile was badly
damaged in the wreck. The back ak
ell and hind wheel were broken. The
engine and steel gear were more or.
less torn up and the back seats were
torn off. 1t will take $3.50 or $500 to-
make the repairs. .
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WELL
COMMISSION

The annual meeting of the well own
ers of this district, composed of Chav-
es county, under the new artesia wen
law, was held today at Arnory Hall,
probably 200 men interested in the ar
tesian we'll proposition in attendance.
The purpose of the meeting is to elect
a board of three commissioners, who
will select. the artesian well supervi-
sor and look after other business out
iined in the new law Probably seven
fy-fiVe or a hundred men from the low
er part of the county were present.
s The morning session opened with
the election of VIM Atkinson as chair
man and Fred Meilenz, of Dexter, as
secretary. Then came the appoint
ment of committee on credentials,
the duty of which was to decide who
was to have the power of voting. On
this committee We're named F. D. Nit
chell, of Hagerman, Jacob Wyne, of
Dexter; w. J. McInnes, of Lake Ar
thur; w F. Greenwood. of South
Springs; M. w. Hodges, of east of
town; John Shaw of north Of town,
and j. F. Hinkle, OF Roswell The
work OF this committee proved to ibe
q monster one, for it was found that
almost all of the 459 wells in the dis
trfct were represented, about 250 or
more proxies having been given and
nearly 290 owners being present to
vote for themselves. The committee
was still at work, going over the prox-
les and certificates from the well SUI
pervisor at three o'clock this after
noon, the meeting patiently awaiting
their report.
The report OF the credentials com
n1ittee was favorable to the voting OF
proxies and there were 276 proxies
reprted on favorably.
By nearly unanimous vote, it was de
cfded to divide the district into three
precincts, with one commissioner
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MEMPHIS, TEX, CONTRACTS
WITH EDWARD KENNEDY.

Memphis, Tex, May 7.-COntracts
were signed last night at $50 o'clock
with Edward Kennedy for the Altus.
Roswell & Ell Paso railroad for $35, 900
cash bonus, ITO acres of city property
and right of way through Hall county.
grading to begin in thirty days. The
road is 20 be completed to Silverton in
Briscoe county in fourteen months.
The shops and general Offices to be
at Memphis
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report Observation Taken a

600 a. n.)
Roswell n. NJ. May 10.-Tempera-
ture, max. Il; min. 40; mean Sc. Pre-
cipitation in inches and hundredths, o
Wind. dir. s.; veloc. 2. Weather, clear
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday Warmer
tonight.
Comparative temperature data, Ros
well. Extremes this date last year.
max. "a; min. As. Extremes this date
Is years record, max. 80, 1901; Min.
Al, 1898.
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GENERAL ORDERS FOR
- DECORATION DAY.

GENERAL ORDERS FOR
DECORATION DAY.
John P. Victory, OF Santa Fe, COM
mander of the Department Of New
Mexico Grand Army OF the Republic.
has issued general orders for the OBJ
servance> of Decoration Day May 80,
which falls on Sunday this year. Com
mander Victory suggests that Mon
day, May 81. be observed instead.
Posts are requested to attend church
services ON Sunday preceding Memor-
ial Day and a paragraph in the order
Is as follows: ~
."The day for sectional feeling is
past and where there are Confederate
soldiers buried in any cemetery, It Is
requested that their graves shall be
decorated with flowers and with the
flag"
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John Russ, who travels In this sec
ton for the Dorsey Printing Co.. OF
Dallas, left Sunday morning for his
home in Walter, Okla, to make aGran-
gements to move his family here.
Roswell will be his headquarters in
the future.
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CHEAP RATE FOR THE
ARTESlA s. S, M

A rate of one and one-third fare has
been secured for the Pecos Valley Sun
day. School convention, to be held at
Artesia, May Is and 16. The tickets
will be sold on the 14th and 18th, and
f5e, good returning the 18th. A big
crowd win probably go from Roswell
to attend.
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ROOSEVELT KILLS A
- W BULL RHtNOCEROS.

Nairobi. May 1O.-A bulky bull rhi-
noceros is the latest prize wrested
from the jungles by Roosevelt. From
the former presidents camp near Ma
chakos word was brought today that
the luck of the party continued, and
fifteen varieties of game including
rhinoceros had been bagged. The
rhinoceros was rushing at Roosevelt
when he fired. The naturalists are
kept busy preparing specimens that
Roosevelt and his son are bringing In.
Forty FIVE skins have been prepared
for the Smithsonian Institute.
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Stock for Sale.

2 brood mares, will foal in a short
time. Weight, 1.2G0 pounds. SIS each
2 mares, weight about $50 pounds.
One will foal in a few days, $75 each.
1 mare with colt at her side, 500.
grade Percheon stallion, 5000. In
Quire at G. A. Davisson's Office. t1s
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OFF FOR SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CONVENTION

RoswelPs delegation to the South
ern Baptist convention, at Louisville.
KY, left this morning for the Blue
Grass state. in the party being the 10.
cal pastor, III. F. Vermillon, the terri
torial superintendent of missions, DR..
P. w. Longfellow,> and. representative
OF the locaf congregation. Dr. G. F.
Veal. They were accompanied by lit
tie Miss Elizabeth Evans, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Evans. who will
spend the summer at Louisville, Rich
mond, Paris and other Kentucky
towns.
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L. H. Russell and w. w. Ryan, real
estate men from Kansas City. left on
Sunday for their home after coming
to Roswell and being shown the many
wonderful things they had been told
of Roswell and the Pecos valley. Fhey
will now go into the business of show
ing the other MiSsourians.
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storn, at Clovis all Wind.

:. Storm at Clovis all Wind.
Direct reports from Clovis and Texi
CO. and other points north show that
thesEeported cyclone in that section
Saturday evening was a myth. The
northern section of the valley had a
wind-storm similar to what Roswell
experienced, but SO far as could be
learned no serious damage was done
anywhere along the line.
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Lee Richards went to Texico Sun
day to continue the work OF extermi-
mating the glandered horses of that
vicinity. He has been working with
Capt. Fred Higgins Of the Territor-
iai Mounted Police, in this good cause
Mr.. Higgins is now at Kenna and Mrs.
Higgins went there to join him Sun
day.
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G. A. r. Encampment in June.
The 26th annual encampment of the
G. A. r. of New Mexico will be held
at AlamOgordo June and 9. AL
New Mexico railroads have granted a
round trip rate for one1way fare for
the occasion.
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Give Jack a boost on the "Satur-
day Evening Post'-He has increased
his number of sales from one hundred
to three hundred copies and stands a
good chance to win 500 prize by
June 1st fp. 59t3
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EVERYBODY is TALKING OF
OUR GOOD MEATS. THEY'RE EAT
ING THEM TOO. YOU, TOO SHOULD
JOIN OUR HOST OF SATISFIED,
TOO SHORT TO WORRY WITH
TOUGH MEATS.-T. c. MARKET.
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The w. C. T. u. will meet tomorrow
at 2:30 O'Clock with Mrs. Sam Jones
for parliamentary drill.
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G. H. Parrish, OF Denver. who spent
| most OF last week here representing
/ the Burroughs adding machine, left
Sunday night for the lower valley.
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GRADUATING Gifts,

A 20 per cent discount this week on
all books-puts absolutely the most
appropriate gifts within the reach of
everybody, for their graduating friends
School closes the 14th.-Ingersoll
Book, Stationery & Art Co. fp59t2
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Take the Saturday Evening Post"
Every little bit helps Jack to win the
800 prize. He started in with one
hundred copies eight weeks ago and
ordered three hundred this week. Give
him lift lO59t3
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! Guy H. Herbert, county assessor, re-
turned last night from a trip to Penas-
CO. Felix, Quevo, Elk and other points
pleting his work in the out lying
precincts Of the county
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Marriage license was issued toda!
to Lum ConneH, 81, of Roswell ant
Minnie R. Whitlow, 1S of Eden Valley
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E. G. Rogers and Frank Mish, both
recently employed by the Dffley Fur
niture Co, left Sunday morning for
the Pacific coast. They will stop at
the Grand Canyon, Los Angeles and
other points and expect to locate fin
ally in Seattle.
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Mrs. Maud King left this morning
for Amarillo, where she expects to
take position in a big business house
and make her home.
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hoses 65 sad ~. 2l5 North Mai
Parsons, Son & Co.

g BUREAU OF INFORMATION g
3 REAL ESTATE BROKERS. G
3 LAHoR AGENCY NOTARY G
d THIS WEEKS SPEciAITiES g
3 City Business Property, Inn G
3 proved and unimproved.A Town G
3 lots anywhere, suburban acre G
3 age Residences, all prices G
> $1,000 to $25,0OO, trackage, al G
3 falfa farms, orchards. Listfngs 6
3 at all the towns in the valley. G
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Postponed indefinitely.

Postponed indefinitely.
The meeting of the Cosmos Club, to
have met Wednesday with Mrs. Cad
dis on E. iMcGaffey ST, has been post
poned indefinitely. by order of the
President It's.
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Miss Lena Martin, who has been
here six months visiting her aunt, Mrs
Walter T. White, left this morning
for her home in Topeka, Kan.
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Miss Eva Nelson, who has been
studying at Landon conservatory, Dal
las, through the past winter, returned
Saturday night to spend the summer
at home.
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GRADUATING Gifts.

A 20 per cent discount this week on
all books-puts absolutely the most
appropriate gifts within the reach of
everybody, for their graduating friends
School closes the 14th.-IngersoIl
Book, Stationery & Art Co. ,59t2
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ROSWELL HOTEL:-We are not on
ly giving you something good to
eat but we fan you while you eat.
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SCHOOL
PROGRAMS
M ay 10th.

Harry Morrison Girls Declamatory
Contest and Col. c. E. Bakers Boys
Declamatory Contest at the Christian
Church
1.-Piano Duett, Marie Kinsinger and
Ida White.
2-Dec eclamation, Leila Lanham.
3.-Declamati' N, Olive Hadder.
4.-Vocal Solo, 'sThe Ferry for Shad-
owtown," De Koven, by Ida
Roberts.
5.-Declamation, LeIa Willy.
6.-Piano Solo, Winnie Bean.
7.-Declamation, BE it Ever So
Humble" Boys Contest, Willis
Anderson
S.-vocal Solo, Josephine Murray
9.-Declamation, "The Night Run of
Overland" Cecil Bonney.
10.-Declamation, 'fThe Quality of
Mercy" billiard Wyatt.
11.-Piano Solo, Cathrine Cahoon.
REPRESENTATION of the Register-Trib
une English Cup. VIII Robinson
13.-Report of Judges of Girls Con-
test and Delivery of Medal.
14.-Report of Judges of Boys Con-
test and Delivery of Medal.
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Result 'bringers-Record ads.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Justice, of
Lakewood, passed through Saturday
night on their way home from visit
with Mrs. Justices father, ]. w. Wal
tiers, at Shawnee, Okla.
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Mfr. and Mrs E. M. Perkins and H
w. Perkins of Wichita Falls, Texas
arrived last night to spend two weeks
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ID. r. Perkins of North Hill. They
will be accompanied home by their
sister, Miss Zelma Perkins. E. M.
Perkins is cashier of a bank at Wi
chita Falls and his brother is tele-
graph operator at that place.
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COURT TAKES UP IN
rEoEorgAo NAJA-Eo

.TERESTiNG WATER SUIT.
District court today took up the suit
of the Hagerman Irrigation Company
against ]. F. McMurray, in which
there is dispute over the water of
the lower Hondo river and the right
of existence of a dam which dfverts
the water of the lower Honda to the
Northern canal of the Hagerman Com
pany.
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Have your abstracts examined and
bonded by. the Bonded Abstract Z Sc
curity CO., Oklahoma Block. 30tf
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Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Melhop, of Dex-
ter, were here today.
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Get the news before 1t becomes his
tory-read The Daily Record.
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A double program with specialties
Tuesday night at the armory. 58t3
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Take your horse to Cruise He does
them up right. tt
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BIG FIRE AT
: NARA VISA

Ell Paso, May 1O.-F1re threatens to
destroy the little town of Nara Visa in
northe astern New Mexico, located
near the Texas line on the Rock Is
land Railroad and having popula-
tiion of about 800 people. The blaze
started in a hotel this morning as a
result of an overturned lamp and was
still burning when the telephone ex-
change caught fire and communication
stopped. That that time forty thou
sand dollars damage had been done.
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Mercy, Dlllard Wyatt
11.-Piano Solo, Cathrine Cahoon.
REPRESENTATION of the Register-Trib
une English Cup. Will Robinson
13.-Report of Judges of Girls Con-
test and Delivery of Medal.
14-Report of Judges Of Boys Con-
test and Delivery of Medal.
Senior Glass plays two comedies
LEFT in Charge" and Tell Your
Wife," Tuesday night, May 11th. 1909.
The casts are as follows:
"Left in Charge"
Mr.. Adolphus Blount-a fond par
ent, Ralph Van Horne.
Mr.. George Poynter-an innocent
offender, Gray Hunter. =
Mr.. Francis Keller-an unnecessary
man, John Hoffman,.
Mr.. Dick VanWinkle-who loves a
Mrs. Adolphus Blount-the other
Lord Brent Echo Sain.
Mrs. Francis Keller-an advisory
board of one member. Airline Gibbany.
Miss Luzanne Keller the one dau-
ghter, Ruth Hess.
Miss Marjorie Loftis-the injured
one, Zella Graves.
Norah- a maid, Eunice Pickering.
Synopsis.
"What shall we do with the children"
Lets cut and run" Norah and Mar
jorie What was the fifth? Enter
Poynter Who shall stay? Here are
the Kellers. Van Wrinkle makes
noise. 1--WE mothers has been took
bad wild fit" The return of peace to
gether with the arrival of the Blounts.
"TeiI Your Wife,"
Fanny Joyce-wife of the doctor,
Airline Gibbany.
Alice Ogden-her cousin, Echo Sain.
Edith Harrington-friend of Alice,
Ruth Hess.
Hannah Ellis-Mrs. Joyce's compan
ion, Eunice Pickering.
Lucretia Joyce-the doctors aunt,
Zella Graves.
Martin Ellwood-in love with Edith
Ralph Van Horne.
Samuel Gayden-Fanny's uncle Gray
Hunter.
DIR. Joyce, absent-minded Jno. Hoff-
mann.
Pulsefer, his secretary, in love with
Edith, Oscar Chisum..
Synopsis.
Act. l. Hannah and Pulsefer
green hair with gilt cover. Alice
sends another letter. The secret is
own" What aiIs Mrs. Gayden. Edith
and Ellwood must be brought togeth-
er. Trouble between Phlsefer and
Ellwood st love her more than ever
Act. II. 1 called him Samuel. The
torn sleeve. A peculiar prescription.
Confusion-Samueli in trouble Which
: is your favorite letter box? Alice stu
dies the human affection. To whom
does the letter belong?
Act III. Will every one leave me?
Edith and Ellwood- Do you love me?
Hypocrito. Fanny has symptoms.
Everything is explained.
Glass Day Exercises. Central School
1.-Song, Glass.
2-Junior Alphabet, Ruth Hess.
Glass Poet.
3-Declamation, Oscar Chisu-n,-
Hatchet Grafton.
4.-Original Poem on Faculty, Eel
Ia Graves
5-Mixed Quartette.
6-Seniors in Heaven. Echo Sain.
Class Prophecy, airline Gibbany
S.-Song, Glass.
9.-Faculty in 1929, Eunice Pickering
School Jokes, Gray Hunter.
n.-Song Class.
Eighth Grade Promotion Exercises
Baptist Church. Thursday Evening
May Is.
2.-Essay, Eloise Parsons.
3.-Piano Duett, Cathrine Cahoon
and Eloise Parsons.
4-Reading, Irene Murray.
5.LDeclamation, Douglas Gillespie.
6.-Mixeu Chorus. Welcome
7.-Oration, Hendricks Caldwell.
3-Declamation, Terrell Watson
9.-Piano Solo. Alpha Smith.
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LEGAL.


Soufudi september L. 19u9.l
THIRTY DAY NOTICE OF APPLIcA.
lion OE BUSINESS COLLEGES FOH
PERMIT TO CANVASS IN THE
State OF KANSAS.
Topeka. Kan. May Q. 1900.
Notlce IS hereby given that the follow.
ing business colleges Cor commercial de-
pp nrinieHks 81 other schools} have made
In the State Of Kansas for the purpose
or selling tuition in advsncs ana contract
ing alE or securing notes for tuition from stu
ments) herein named:
Inc Grand Island Business and Normal
college. Grand Island. Neb.
II sausfactory proof Is furnished that
any O. Of the above Damed colleges or COM
merclai departments are Incompetent to
FURNISH such course Of instruction a.
they advertise or that the moral surround
inge OF the Institution are not good, or
tina; the premises are. kept in an un-
nealthy condition. or that the agents OF
said sal dinstitutions use misrepresentations OF
notes. or cash from prospective students,
IN such case permit viii not be granted
20 such business colleges .or commercial
Departmental
Z. +. FAIRCHILD,
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction
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AUTOMOBILES.
AIITOMORnE RARCHIT

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
IMEs re s4gARE l., AUTOMOBILE IrI a CO.
sna 5aks g the f fa Sale sds 9S Shs
any other time of the year.
Cadillac, 30 h; P cyl. pass, fine.
Packard. q h. p. 4 cyl, S pass. '
fully. equipped, newly painted a
great bargain; ask the man who
stoddard Dayton Roadster. pass. ~
ing top. ETC., newly painted, only. 1,15ooo
Locomobile. cyl, magnetic. pass,
Thr Rs e @intons, Model Ks. IS h. D. 10000
4 cyl, s pass. fully equipped:
KY i,ee W Unit 80 n. p.' CYL pass, --o
Buick. : cyl. 5 pass. late model. '''00
Buick Model 10. cyl, pass. new '-'
Four ty pa Reo Touring Cars cvi 10000
pass, fine running condition: your
choice for only. :.......... 5000
TW We M MAJ evRI ass touring cars
the market. Price each only. 10000
White Steamers. rs. five pass tour
ing cars, In first class running
FrsnSHn. cyl. pass. fully equip 5000
Haynes Cyl. 5 pass. fine condi 900
>, dition. a snap $1,000
condition, big bargains at......... 5000
Columbia cyl. pass, condition
IKE new Only -:.----....---..;. 5000
equipped; only. .-.---........:.-.:. 5000
equipped, only 5000
running condition; .;;;.....:... 1000
ming condition. $50; $500
e. new. only 10000
good condition. ..--.--....-....-:..... $500
Write for lists and bulletins giving nrices
and descriptions of over 800 machines
from $500 and up.
Branches: 18th and Pine sts., st. I,ouis
Mo-; 1882 Michigan ave-, Chicago. and org
w. 4Sth ST., New York City
TIMES SQUARE AUTOMOBILE CO
f701-1703 Main ST.. Kansas City. MO-
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal October a. 1901
NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED

NOTICE OF SALE OF UNCLAIMED
Notice is berd 5hAG S;xsa T. -. Tho .o,,,
Ing described property will be sold at pub
o ole a Ssnta to the highest bidder at the
4th. 1909. if not called for before that time
ieff fi In pad the having been
over. Sale commences at $50 a. M
P. WALSH, G. B. A.
h Trunks and boxes under Santa Fe
5s s sss1s s'1 sss5 s sSss s ssss
fSG ~ 5000 5Sosso 1924 sss5ss s7224s slo s49os
s s ss1ssz 10O144 ss64sl $3.50 s44oi. 234s7.
S saa4S3S, 10e323, 431513, 535732, 1885, oOl96S.
25s ssss s ssSsss ss
5000 5sa7oi 1864 7ssi1s $500 2sss5s ss1Sss.
5osssa 5osss2. 1884 1850 5s4sss, Uses. ISIS,
sSsos7 1oassa sslS7l 1925 sso4s ISIS s2Ss7s
1871 1lo22, i2ss7, s7s1, i22s2. $40 '-''' '''''
r.d Baby ,. cabs o and bicycles. check numbers:
sSss 4eeo $780, 5os77. 1853. 7so4O. 4Ss7l 1ol49
Suit eases. check Nos. ss9o54. s4s7s. $1,000
7si5s2' s5z251 $3.50 27ssSS s2s7s. 52osl. sosss
sss sssSss ss ss esS
1859 7Ss ss sf 1871 1871 7 7Ssfs 7ss sS
632g6. 105325, 62s9s4 1O532 S93s1, S43OOS, Scoops
1888. 1000 s74soe 77125o, 4Os7. 6S61S4. 75s173
92714 311752 1850. 517566. 213997 1885, 17SO31
SS9215, 1929
Bundles. check Nos. 2O913. 277e. 2o4S02, 1551S5,
1854. 526371. 3745A, 10Ss7S 1921, 1867, 570S6O
3247s2 2se6os. 5o42s 12so57 ssOoOs 1425os. 1890
722S22. 6s11O 31175O, 277421 41s0S5, 211452 751S3
1879 4sa s73l50 $685. s45oss s2a52s 4e55s 5ass
56761S. 39S711 864015, 3s151 S11410. 50663 1762OS
1880. 1856 5Os734. CASSIE 19O5O2 433O3S 5O6542
1866 922445 13O5e1, 211457 522230, 213069, 1896
$685. 62293S, 534010 213359 S62942, 92O66S 76O1SO
66S745. 677724, 297359. 635O9i, 911S11, S62S41
S2534. 56O60S. 516635, 64527, 667359 S17393
775649, 104oS4 1921
Telescopes. check Nos 764S27, S25349
920027, 1563S. 554917, S214O1, 4O6133, 4633SS,
63S652, 410S9, $3.50, 515s34 336s74 336S74, 1885
354374, 383667, 5S5279 632977 1882 4620O3 oO7190
524S07, 1926, 57S7O5, 19S9O7, 635232, 603g70,
79l766. 1883. 35S141. 290592, 11O171, S58S51,
297045, 272229 S430S7 50234 394131, 116429 144134
430355, 10000. 1882 916O65, 927OSS 17S029 26279
9S4142, $685. S5416O 47056O, 131O6O 775422 g777O
S1519 992355, 231SS7, 9O61SS, 1864.
Also number of grips, suit cases,
packages and other articles not checked,
found in depots and on trains.
p. WALSH,
General Baggage Agent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-30

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