The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-03-23
PAY FINES IN
LOCAL POLICE cOUH

y. McDougle contributed n tot
of tl5. and costs on two charges
drunkenness. Ordinance No. 80
responsible for relieving Chas.
Bryars of $50. and costs and n
peated the dose In the case Of NJ.
Head This ordinance j. very elias
tic and has been stretched to covd
some peculiar eases too mad
sirctching usually breaks rubber an
Ordinance No. 80 may suffer M
same fate. W. Washington. J. Ia
Ter. L. Downs and W. johnson wei
each assessed fine of s25. an
costs for engaging in gamblin
game G. A. Hoges pocket Is dc
pletcd in the sum " five and cost
for imbibing too much JOY waite
Ordinance No. 30 was brought ind
play in the eases Of Il. Unstatt and I
Daily aud q total Of 500. was Id
mated to the court hy these men.
Mclaughlin not only had to pay fd
the fire water be used but also ha
10 contribute five dollar on accour
Of the resultant drunk. e. +. Prid
contributed ten dollars for the priv
legc Of shooting crap. The town
not very speedy and Sergt. W. Cher
toff found that speed IN automobile
is frowncd upon when he loosenc
up with ten bones 10 the court. =.
W. Wood and B Gordon were foun
guilty Of gambling aud each donate
SO. and costs 10 the court. W. n
Lacy, Harris Wcathirc. +. Rodeer
mot the judge r. d. Fall. }. Barne
7. Woodford and r. 5. Coffmun eac
shook loose from ten iron men Ia
engaging in the great American gnml
J. Newsome, o. H. Wallace. J. VIII
iams, } Shcrklc-. u. q. skinner.
y. Nelson nnd A. Anderson mu-
have caught The fever too for the
donated a like amount be- each caS
ON the same charge. Angel runc
wanted to try how far Ordinnnc'
No. 30 covered the Mexican popu
lation and is wiser by n hundrc
dollars worth: In addition he hn
30 days 10 think il o.cr T. n
Lakeland was fined $50. TOR ruruin
a dance without permit uAd "A
permitting same TO become disordcrl
The presence Of five prn.a.i gnnrd'
al this dance Who ma a. ahsolntel|
no complaint ~ 10 M conduct 4
same seems 10 give fhr hr io md
ease, neither did the u ln4r ofiiccr|
see any reason for rumplniul
remained for O. mrmbrr of th|
sheriff's office g. file complaint
against T. q. Lakeland who wa
told at the time ihn, mo plnrc
Luna County l. allowed to iun III
way this one b. going. Eyidrnil
the gentlemen fnil- tu recall scrcri
places in the county seat where 4
has been visitor. and in which
much worse conditions have bce
seen and In which he may have eve
engaged.
Ben Tivi- ptid f.ftv .nl costs o
q charge of gaining ahd u. u Spt
vcy came und,r the far rcachin
effects of Ordinance No. 30 TO III
tune Of -2i md ru.t-. I.nk'
r"McGlrlr| u pr can. lnmuu- Ia
his dos Queen" stepped from I'D
III Pr trim with halt pint q
bug-i 'icc IN hi~ possession. OI
invi' ''u two of hi. fricuds accct
ted druk- with him: the Judge a.
scs-cd a. fine of slOO. aud cost
Verify the WI, ~ the dr,ukcr in "a
lrmhn. b. becoming harder. vet har
der und more Of Il. Luke appealed
hi- cH~c and bond was set at s25d
q. II. Johrson was convicted und,l
Ordinance No - lthe JUDGE likes
change from No a0i aud fined sl0Q
Wd cu-t.. e. - Bryar. was give
~ dl- end the maximum fine
800 nm Ter our Old friend No. 80:
Wni 'Ad ore half ~ liquor wa|
sufficient 10 convict. Sentence wa|
s'-prrd-d 4 .u The ease ~ \. l.. ReeA
20 r.i fnh n.-ul' and hnitery II
'- viIr MARY Becn Juan au|
NciHuiir 'urrun Werr each he'd
under 5000 bond after waving pr,
liminary hearing on charge
n.s'li aud attempt 20 murlel
Ramos PARA, the gentlemen froi
across the line who perniits
Aelan'ro TO rope him in the publ
streets, was given a forty day serl
lerce on yagrancy charge.