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LATEST MAP or STeallR6 LAND DISTRICT

We understand new map of the
Sterling Land District has recently
been completed by Bert A. Wallis, Of
Sterling, Colo. 1t is just off the press
and in addition to accurately showing
rivers. railroads, post Offices etc, 1t
shows in detail and colors the vacant
land. also the land withdrawn for re-
survey. some of which will shortly be
re-opened for entry, and the recorded
settlements made on these lands.
The map is sufficient size to show cv-
en- 40 acre tracts and is marked thru
out in sections of $40 acres. This map
is something that is much in demand
by real estate men and would.be home
stoaders. for glance will tell whether
or not tracts have been entered as
homesteads. and as the price Mr.. Wall.
is has placed on the map is only one
dollar, there are hundreds of people in
this vicinity who cannot afford to do
without il.
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Hope View Items

How about those nails John?
Chas Alvey was in Weldon Monday.
Mrs. Warren has returned to Morgan
Tim Moynihan is busy hauling feed.
Carl Alvey is working at the Toyne
ranch.
Hulda Fades spent Sunday with the
home folks.
Mabel Toyne called at the Moobcrry
home Sunday.
Robert Jones visited Glen Andrews
one day this week,
Marybelle Rigsby visited with Ma
tsbel Toyne recently.
Carl Alvey and family were recen,
callers at Mr.. 1oynes.
John Senstock ate supper with Mr..
Andrews Sunday night.
John Senstock went to Morgan Sat.
uriay and returned the following day.
MIR. and Mrs. Abe Patterson and son,
Dick spent Saturday al the Toyne home
Mrs. Chas Alvey and little daughter
spent Monday with Mrs. Rigsby and
Marybele
Mrs. Mooberry and Gilbert and Ma.
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bel Toyne were Sunday guests of Flor.
cnce White.
Rising Sun Items

The Revival Meetings at Rising Sun
closed Sunday evening.
Claude Lacock was Sunday even
ing caller at Mr.. Mccrady,s.
Mr.. Hallings entertained the Beson
and GUNNER families to dinner Sunday
Mr.. Conradson, Aghes and Clarence
visited with relatives here few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and children
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Knudson home.
Mr.. Donegan autoed Jelmar Conrad
son and wife to Sterling Friday return
ing the next day.
Mrs. Mccrady and Miss Smith called
at the Ducker and Donegan homes last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. McCrady and Elvin, and Mr..
Bartlett and julius took supper Mon
day evening with Mrs. Carter.
TIE Conradson school will close for
vacation this week Wednesday and
Miss Molholm will 90 home for the
holidays.
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NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NIL. Pablisher., Serial 0siie-oe0ss,
Department of the Interior.
L. $. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
Dec 4. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary
Marguerite Lane, Of New Raymer.
Colorado. who on September y. 1893,
May l6, 1914, made Homestead Entry,
Original and Add. No. o9ll6. No o20934,
for NEl-4, Sec. 25, T. n. K. IS W..
and lots /, 2, 3. 4. Sec. 10, and lots !
and ., Section 30. Township Z North,
Range 81 West, 6.h Principal Merid-
ian, has filed notice Of intention to
make Fral Three Year Proof, to es-
tabl.sh claim To the land above describ-
ed, before United States Commission
er, Clyde l.. Stanley,l at New Ray
mer, Colorado, on the 25th day OF Jan
uary, l9iG.
Claimant names rs witnesscs:
winifrei q. Carter, u New Raymer. Colo.
John A. DJncran. Of
Charles II. Scott. u ia
Claude I.aeoek. uf l-l8
4. r. BROW Ms. Register.
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In The District Court

State of Colorado.
County OF We'd. ~
Maybj AddinstUn Hoyt plairtiir.
No. aiss
Versus
SUMMONS
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

{. d. 6l5a tFur pubiicationl SERIAL C22SSs
department vi tue lutvrivr.
United States Lana o,,is,, S,erl,ng. Colorado.
Nov. 30. 1916
To Michael Malone Of Sterling. Colorado. Con-
testee.
iou are hereby notified that Henry l:aekman
who gives aLrurl. Nebraska, al i,ls pust-uee a.
dress did on October j. lsia. N tnia .iiee nis
duly curroborst.a application ~ contest aud ss-
cure the cancellation Vi Your Homestead Lnt.y
No. Serial NJ. u22soo. ins.iie Mas,n g. ig... 40.
NI-2 SkI-4, SNl-i SEl-i aha tne NEi-i 81 ~.
Section 25. oensnip 10 Nott.., RAM, 90 N,st.
9TH Principal MeIiciah. grounds for nis
contest he alleges lnat sald contestee has whoiiy
abandoned said tract u land Ion more than a,x
months last past. That saia eoules,ee has never
at any time during the said sin months last past
resided upon or IN manner improycd OF culuvat,a
the same. That all vi these failures nave eNIsvrd
during this entire tine anu continue To exist al
the present time anu tnat saiu land ls still III is
native state
You are. therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will te taken Us confessed. ana
your said entry will be cancelled without iurt!ier
right 10 BE- heard. either before this oiicc Or on
appeal If YOU full to file in this Office within
twenty days afsar the FOURTH publication Of
this notice. As shown below. your answer. under
oath specifically responding to these allegations
VI contest. together with due proof that you have
served ropy Of your answer on the said contest
ant either in person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the name Of
the postotiice 10 which you desire futup notices
70 te sent IL sou.
A. r. BROWNS, Register.
JOHN W. CLOYD. Receiver.
Date II first publication December IL, 1915.
second December %. 1916.
third December 20. 1915
fourth JangIrg 1, iais
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! MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
1 COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS ;
==ss---- ---=5Hs
! WIss-ivaks Reporters tsF nsass Of ptup. uai
4 atsHR and 10 neN BY villages
Stoneham

Frank Nielsen was in Sterling Sun.
day.
Master John Jackson is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Huff were shop
ping in Sterling Friday.
w. M. Mentzcr and family moved
into another house Monday.
Rev. Grimm took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Mentzer, Sunday.
a christmas program is to be given
Christmas owe at the Stoneham school
house by the Stoneham Union Sunday
school. Everyone cordially invited.
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COAL coal COAL
We haye il

We have IL
The Famous Route Co. Peerless
Lump at S7.25
Peerless Nut at $500
Wyoming Lump Ignite at s5;L5
Hard Coal good quality at $3.50
q cts. less than above price when you
get it off from car. Above are cash
prices. Raymer Lumber Co.
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Sweet Glover Seed

Order Sweet Clover seed now. either
Of me or leave orders at Enterprise Of
iice. ~ cts per Id. in small lots. In
quantities Of 100 lbs. er over Is cts anc
| will furnish sack. See sample at En-,
terprise Office. j. L. Smathers.
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NLi-t % y. 2 90 W s4p "
Subject T. any and all easements or right Of
way heretofore obtained and now ~ fall forts
and effect il any there De.
Reser.ing, however 10 the State a Colorado all
riahts u any and all minerals ores ana fnssaia II
every kind and character, and all coal. asphalt
tum oil. and other like substances Ia ~ und.r
said land, and The tisht Of ingress ana e.r.ss for
the purpose "f mining. together with enough Of
the surface Of IN. same a may b. necessary fnr
the proper and convenient working Of such lnin-
erals and sntis tances.
No land viii he sold at less than the miuifn1m
price per acre. given above. The parcels viii
be sold In the above order, AMI each tract sill .s
sold as described abose-he the same more ar les.
Terms u payment shall h. as folIows VIZ 0n
lands selling for sa.J - 81 per acre 10 per cent
Of tho purchase none, on the day Of sale. the bal
anee IN eighteen equal dnnuai I,sly lymcnts At p.r
cont ner aHnum. lands selling al more than 81,
per acre and less than SO per acre, ~ per eeul
cash an the day OF sale. the balance In fourteen
equal payments at per cent. Ter anrgm Lands
selling fer 80 and gpNalds, ~ per cent. cash.
AMI balance u seven equal arnual payment. u !.
per cent. interest II th, purchaser does mol own
the improvements. he niust pay ior the same al
sale. Purchaser will execute bond. as pros Ide,i
IN Serto. y. AT II July u, 1876 nuss t- a Gill;
Zen Of the Initad Stats, one who has deelaFesi
his intentian u becoming such. must pay APP
prasensnt and adguftising ieos.
Tie Board reserves The lisht 10 reject any ard
all bids
No sale shall become effective Ir,il AZ proved bs
the sIate Land Bua.l1I.
Application No. A 5s's
Date sale nraetet By Board. G. .. 1915
Date of saie January 5th iylo
John F. Vivian Register
State Board Land Commissioner.
Publish Dee . IT, Is, 81
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Maybs Addiuston Host pairtiT.
Versus
SUMMONS
Fred J. Hoyt, Defendant.
The People of the State OF Colorado. To Fred J.
Hoyt the Defendant above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required " appear in an action
brought against you b, the above named plain
tilt. in the District Court vi Wein County. state II
Colorado. and answer the complaint therein With
In thirty days after the service hereof ii served
within The state Of COLORADO or by publication, IT,
ii served out Vi the state of Colorado. withn dfIy
days after tie service hereof exclusive VI lne
day Of service. sail action may be- regularly set
for trial the same though SUCH appearance had
been made and issue had Deen JoincS. on such Gu.
plant.
The said action is brought by Plaintiff t. obtain
decree Of aiyorce, dissoiying the pJIs .. maui
mony existing between Plaintiff and iJeiend-
ant. on the ground of desertipn - wi none luliy
appear from complaint in said action 10 wHcn
reference is here naie and 4. COPY ul whian Is
hereto attached.
Aud you hereby notified thet II gou fail t9
appear. and to answer uiv s4.d c,n,I lain4 as
abpse required. Inc SAID fia.nud viii Apply 30 t,e
Court for the feiiei tnsrein acanacl.
Given unnar my hand and the seal Of said
Court. AT Gr.eley. IN SAID Coant.. lnls wa 4.y Vi
November A. u. IsiJ.
JunN ". HUNTER Cierk
lSeall by Z, q. iiai.ss.l..... pspLly.
tmst publication. De., 10, 1910.
Last pubiieasion 1an, 20, lgIy.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

+, sores is hereby gieentkat | will Ssil. at pub
w auction tine highest respousible bidder on
the ith day Of January. 1916. at o'eloes. y. NJ.
al the Other Of tha Stat. Bs4Td of Land Commis-
sioners. Capitol Building Denver, Colorado. the
following described Lands, situated in Weld Cum
". Coloraio. w.
.e,a ss1s Of See Town Range Ai',%e% rs9 at,s r,'F
NEl-4 - IN. saw sou
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
THINKS OLD SYSTEM BETTER
Writer in the Atlantic Makes compar
lson Of Educational Methods,
Past and Present.

The really old-fashioncd educa-
tional system upon which ours is
founded had a vigorous common
rus about it. School ended for the
boy at fourteen or fifteen. the free
dom Of college began at once, and
the boy must stand an his own feet.
An intellectual standard Of a COM
parativrly uniform type was de-
mandcd Of college graduates. Rough
" speaking, there was. outside Of
mathematics and the limited num-
Der of science, then So A. only
n system of thought of any impor-
lance to be learned. and this in
volved a real knowledge of Latin and
English literature. To he without
this vas to be-, in n sense. unfit. The
college provided the simple and di-
rect means of mastering this system ;
and young mon SET themselves Ia the
task Of acquiring IT,. The pressure
Of real life therefore was felt
throughout the system, aud the spirit
Of earne>tucs- rrrmruicd education.
In other words. the use of ones stud
les was not lost sight of a., NOVA
Utopian, in the Atlantic.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

The school board held a
meeting this week and cons,d.
cred several applications of
teachers. There were several
times more applicants than
positions, and it is 40 easy
matter to choose the best fitted
teachers to take charge of the
school next term, No applica.
lions are given consideration
unless a health certificate ac
companies same. Another
teacher will be needed this year,
ihough it is not known whether
there will be funds to employ
the fourth one. One item the
patrons can bear in mind is
that the board will do the best
ching possible under the cir.
cumStances.
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NOTIrE ron TUHIL, NTION.
department Ut the %lntrrior,
United States Land office.
Las Cruces. y. NJ.

April -. 1918.
Notirp II hereh, given that Frank
lin NJ. Hague, of Columbus. n. NJ. who
on May >, 1913, made homestead
entry Ma. U7O6l. tor SWl section 10,
township - s., range \ w. n. NJ. T..
Neridirn has filed notice OF intention
to make final three year proof, tn
establish claim T. the land above de
crilcd, before w G. Hoover. L ).
commissioner. Mt Columbus. y VI
on the md day Of June 1915
tlaiWai names ns Witnesses
John a. Piepmcier. Frank f. Balm,
Charley f. Muyfcld and Victor l..
Piepmeier, Of Columbus, N. NJ,
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE. Register
4.3O 5.2S
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
MooNsToNE POINTERS.

\ magnificent moon-ronr, through
the center Of which extend, Il perfect
sea % leaf beautifully co,orcl was
found ON tine be-, D recently bv j. T..
TAYLOR, a hoarman. after the high
tides had rpcrdcd.
lie yrnturrd ont almost into the
storm pitched breaker. % second
time 10 search the pob0lr, and was
rewarded with auolhc" remarkably
white, round moonstour in tlc exact
center Of which is a drop of waiter
that moves a. the gem H. turned.
Each Of the STONES is ~, large a- a
thimbIe.- san F|rHnri-ru Chronicle.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

President Wilson has again
shown his wisdom in keeping
he United States out OF war.
Sentiment in many parts of the
country was strongly in favor
ol war after the destruction of
he Lucitanla. Gnere is really
nothing for us to gain through
4 war with Germany.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

A man who had recently
buried a member of his family
scmarked that he had lived in
4 number of different towns
md communities. but never
nad received as kind treatment
IS vas shown him here. lie
IS now a permanent resident,
nuc TO this fact.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

Mr.. +. d. Southworth' S
weekly visits to Columbus
should prove of great benefit
10 the citizens of the Lower
Mrmbres. Tie is well qualified
70 give advice and is glad to 60
out of his way to do it. Ii any
problem arises ask him to make
il clear to you, He is employ
ed for this purpose and takes
pleasure in doing it, and if you
do not call on him you are the
loSer.n no one else.
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
department ut the Interior,
T.. s. Land office.
La. Cruces, n. NJ, April %, l0l

e.. s. Land office.
Las Cruces, n. NJ, April %. 1918
Notice is hereby given that Annie
Lee Mcdonnell, Of Columbus, n. NJ,
who, on Oct ., 1913. made homestead
entry, No. 0sS76, for SEA section 3,
township ~ s., range 3 W., N. NJ. =.
meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make Final Communication Proof. 10
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before W. G. Hoover, L. $
Commissioners. at Columbus. N. NJ,
on the 2nd day Of June 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
David T.. Blackburn, sam Stinch-
comb, Henry b. Gardner and VIM.
II Page, of Columbus. n. NJ.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE, Register
40 BPS
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

The Mundell-Basford evan
gcIistic campaign begins here
next Sunday morning. From
he large amount OF advertis-
.ng which same has been given
here is no doubt but that they
viii be greeted with a tull
house.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

The city council of Clovis,
New Mexico. has passed an or
iinance prohibiting hogs from
unning at large within the
-rty limits. We believe this
S a good Law but can it be en-
forced in 4 free country?
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
HAY SOLD IN BALES

Sec. %. Hay on straw sold in bales
or bundles shall Ice sold 10y weight
and any person who shall charge nr
receive pay for II greater number at
pounds than is contained in any Su'h
bundle or bale at the time Of delivery
thereof shall hc deemed guilty Of mis-
demcunor and upon conviction shall
be- fined not less than ten $40
dollar, nor more than fifty $50 dol
lars.
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ABSOLUTE

"tan YOU rely on your stcnogIa-
pher 10 srrp your business secrets p
Sure. She can't even read Der
own n0,cs,'
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At last an organization ha,

At last an organization has
ocen formed and the Gem
terry pIa, will be decided to
,mv. TINS should have been
lone two years ago. here
are now a score Of graves and
rhey must be lnclosed with a
fence, The first grave was dug
there almost three years ago
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Subscription Rates

81 ~ per year in advance. 500 per
'nr Il not paid in advance. SIC for
,IN months In advance.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
NO JOKE.

"Why are lightning rod. like
walters: ="
Cant SEQ the likeness"
"Bccau-r they have ~ Dee well
tipped 10 give good service"
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chaser thereof Is less than the amount
stated in said ticket, said retail deal
er shall be- peni ,hed for each such Of
fence 10y 4 fine Of not more than Glty
$50 dollars.
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Mr.. IaIn er and Livestock Grower, the
Lubbock Sudan Grass Seed Association

Is calling To Won 81 init buying feed aud huN Sudan gras,
Seed. The Imbborl sudan Grass Scred Association wH> or.
gaulHcd last year and Is composed Of Lubbuck county farm
erS who are producers OF pure sudan Grass seed Every
crop handled by tins association, was Inspected In the field
before harvested, hv a r"mittee at fiy" men Mr.. V. T..
Cory, superintendent of Lubbuck sub station M. \. q
stat" experiment station. Is chairman ot said committee.
All crops found Ia hr pulsoed by obnoxious pests and
weeds were condemned aud not handled by this u~~nciiuou.
Mr. Farmer, do not be- mt'Ied by the inspection certificate
YOU have no way To connect the seed with ia" certificate
offered. sudan grass Is "a hg hay producer ~ "a follow
cruputtrr harvesting tine wheat aud oats. II can D" planted
with good results up 10 July /. Pare reclean"d well ma
tlred, officially inspected seed zoe per pound delivered.
Seed that will please YOU and produce satisfactory results
Free book!ct ON request, The Story of sudan Grass
LUBBOCK SUDAN GRASS SEED ASSOCIATION, Lubbock, T..a
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
BusHEI MEASURE DEFINED

when sold 10y weight. shall consist of
two thousand l2nOOl pounds. or. whom
sold 10y measurement, when loose ON
wagon or freshly stacked. 5l2 cubic
feet. when stacked thirty days and
les, than sixty days 422 cubic feet
aud when stacked over sixty days
$50 cubic feet.
When any commodity is sold hy
~" ton. unless otherwise agreed nprn.
shall consist ot 2OO0 pounds.
Whoever shall sell les, or deliver
a loss quantity than prescribed In the
furrgu ny section Of this ordinance
for q ton shall hc deemed guilt, OF u
ml,drmranor.
GALLON MEASURE DEFIFED
SEC. I Whenever any article shall hc
sold or delivered 10y Wholesale or in the
original package within the Village
ul Columbus. unless utherw isc prnyid-
ed 10y contract. such sale and all com
pututinn for payment and settlement
therefor" shall be- 10y weight. The
weight per gallon shall be- that adopt
d 10y the state Of New Mexico.
Whoever in selling 10y retail or
Wholesale any article and shall sell
on deliver any Jess number Of pound,
to the gallon than T., prescribed 10y
the statute of the state of New Mexico.
shall Doe deemed guilty of m~isdemedn-
- aud upon conviction shall BE- flied
not Jess man litty dollars $4,000 and
not more than five hundred dollars
lSjll.ulI Tor each offence. and shall
be- liable To the injured party in dou.
hlr th, nmnIut of the damages sustain.
ed {" ho recovered in any court Of
competent jurisdiction.
SALE OF pRY CuMuDITlEs
SEQ. = All dir, Commodities not other
WISE specified 40 thi, ordinance shall
hr sold only 10y standard dry measure,
standard weight, numerical count.
except where PARTIES Otherwise agree.
slZE 80 FIlulT BDXtS
sec t. rn' size at an apple hox
shall Ice eighteen .lSI inches long,
eleven aud onc-hulf al - inches wide
ten and onr-half IN ~ inches deep
inside measurement The standard
size O, pear box shall be- the same cN-
''P' 40 "''S" ""''" Nh"'' u' : 'h'h-
~ on BOXES nf SMALL. FRUIT
sec T. Byrrir, and >malI fruit when.
ever sold iu hrNr, shall b. sold i'm
lu.>,, each containing It standard iiu-
uIu quart ur liquid pint. aud. It an,
,ucu huV containing les, than thj,
quantity the Information must toe Civ
10" 'h' purchaser 10y '"'h package
''"I '""'''" WI" statement "' inc
.'' we gut
MILK Mt.\~uHE~.rrHtI; LtQun
MEASURES
Soc :. All milk or cream TINT shall
h, sold in hottie, shall hr sold only
iu huttl,~ containing quarter pint,.
halt piut,. piut,. quarts half gallons
err Gallons. All n,hcr liquid rnmmod.
'I'' 'h"'' u" >''" "hIl 10y
~ ''
huIIEH WEIGH
SEQ A" y print at butter or pnckage
of butter shall contain sixteen ounce
a~vourdupoiS, and when II print or
pu,kag" of butter containing less than
d ~ NtAHn AtlNfsaa NAtlNlttHhl. zhull Ia.
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PERSON prr1NEp

Sec. H. Person defined. The word
person aS u,cd he thi, ordinance
shall he construed Ia include a person,
ttm, company, corporation or assn
citation whether acting a. principal.
agent or employee
See. H. All ordinances aud parts at
ordinances iu conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
Approved this 2nth day Of
April 1919.
w. e.. Huoyrr, Mayor
Attest. \. Firdrick son clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14
Ordinance No. 10
An ordinance establishing
Weights and Measures

BE TT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD
or TRUSTEES or THE VILLAGE
OF COLUMBUS:
BUSHEL MEASURE DEFINED
See l. Whenever articles are sold
10y the bushcl. and no special contract
or agreement shall he made to the con
trary. the number ~ pounds per bush.
Ell adopted 10y the state shall prevail.
PERCH OF MASONRY DEFINED
See. >. \ perch of masonry work.
or stone. i hereby declared to CON
sist of sixteen and nne.half feet cubic
measure.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-05-14

Entered at the Postofice at Columbus,
View Mexico, Tor transmission through
.ue Mails As second Glass Mail Mat
-r.
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Sec. r.. Az recall dealer, Ia coal
shall furnish to the person Ia whom
au, sale ol coal has been made d tick
ct stating the exact number at pounds
of coal So sold ana, la the event that
the number Of pounds uf coal deliver
cd 10, ~aio retail dealer to IN" pur-