davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
n NJ. RIDCELY A CANDIDATE.

SnocIaI 70 The ENenlng IOufnaT.
Ridgely has announced his candidacy
FOR fhe Democratic nomination for
prothonOtary OF Kent county. He is
making an active canvass among his
friends.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CATHOLIC ON CHURCH
FINN DRIVE.

Sneclal % The 'EYenins journal.
pENNSGRONE. y. j. July with
s60O00 as their goal, Catholics Of the
81. James parish are making q drive
for funds FOR their new church
building at pennsgr0Ne Moro than
a third OF the sum has already been
paid or pledged, and the church or
carnations are aiding in raising the
balance The new editice is being
erected on a site recently purchased
near the center Of the town.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
nov Will SAVE sICHT.

Police Surgeon George W. K For
rest examined the eye OF Howard
Robinson. son Of William 3. Robin
son. police ambulance chauffeur. this
morning. and stated thar the young
man viii not lose his sight he was
struck by a skyrocket on Monday,
and taken 10 the nelaMare HospIlal.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
FELL FROM NAM CAR.

Robert Hoy. aged 36 years. OF q27
Locust street. Philadelphia, a Negro.
was taken 30 the Delaware Hospital
from the Baltimore and ohio station
early last evening suffering from
numerous bruises received by falling
from a moving hand car. His injuries
are not considered serious.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
pENNsY PAINTER RETIRED

Among ihe employees OF lhe PENN
sylvania Railroad system recently
placed on the retired list was VIII
liam F. liinger, painter, OF 1908 Lom-
the service Of The company "a years
and 3 months.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
MEIIs ISsIEs WARNING-

"The season for typhOid fever Is
approaching" stated State Health
Commissioner C.. n. Wells, Of the
State Board Of Health. this morning.
"and the public can not be too care
ful. Special attention should be paid
90 the drinking water by those leav-
ing the city during the summer"
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank relatives, friends,
Ladies' Aid and the Cradle Roll Of Ep-
worth NJ. Il. Church. also the Rev Mr..
Beauchamp. for kindness. sympathy and
many beautiful floral offerings at the
recent death Of our little son, William
B. Prettyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Prettyman.s
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO. July I lUnited Press.)-
Opening grain:
Corn, July l63Gh; Sept. i6Ohd59A; 4;
Dec ii6%@46.
oats, July 96; Sept. si%@ss; Dec.
7967SM.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
NEW YnRk CnTTnN.

NEW YORK, July Z United Press J
The cotton market opened firm to-
day July sold at 3997 up 27: Oc-
.tober 1850, up 20; December 32 2s. up
20. January 3i65 up 20; March 1896,
up Q.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
NEW YORKER VISITS CITY

Vincent Trimarco. a cloak manufao-
turer Of New York is spending sew
eral days with his cousin Carmine di-
Mare. Of this city. Mr.. Trimarco has
a number Of friends here and he was
a visitor in the City Building today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
Tms DRIVER PAYS FOR HASTE.

For Violating the tralllc rules In
passing a trolley car at Twenty
fourth and Market streets while pas
sengers were alighting, Joseph Bark
ley was fined s. and costs by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
SIfpponT onDrn m nam

In Municipal Court this morning,
Judge Hastings fixed a temporary or
der OF $40 a week against Paul hi
Nnceniio for the support OF his fam
ily and continued the case until July
a
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CORONER RUIIOCK RFTrRNS.

returned last night from Atlantic CITY
where they have been sponding several
days The coroner stated this morn
ing that they had da ghtful trip.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
nR. v. s. COLLINs. VIsIT0R.

Or. Vaughn 5. Collins, superinten-
dent OF the Salisbury district OF the
Wilmington NJ. r. Conference, Of sal
isbury, Nd, was a Wilmington visl-
tor today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
ELKS TO INITIATE.

A special meeting Of Wilmington
Lodge Of Elks will be hsld Friday
evenings for the initiation Of new
members.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
Ing. furnish the following quotations
OF local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
LAUGH Ar "NERvEs"

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
TO build up nervous energy, induce rest
full sleep and overcome e1 1haustiOn.-Adv.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
Story From
Life at the Onyx
Saturdays Sunday,
January 17--I0

Aufota MafdIwnlnn. , young end
urr1IIfui AQuIln|nn f|lI lives with
her parents IN he Turkish rilQ oI
HnrIloui Tho MnrdiEnuIans IIkn the
|cIhrr hundreds on fhousands N Az.
maniaus llSin4 hsre. within lf&
shadow Of Ne Afarat orn indus
irlpuA, quiet InlnlliHoat people.
lqtmlns ne oldest Christian ma
For centuries lhc krmcn|ans lived
Ia NIt Vf terror ami constant fear.
|hecauRe of thr mnrnernns attacks ~
The ironlIcnI Turks. For some TINS
before The opening story. however.
tho Turks had boon quiet Aurora )
family had hrcn rrowInF prosperous
and her father was prepared 70 send
her West 10 BE- cducaled.
But into thIs serene picture crncus
East The hand OF war which hnd
begun 70 dcVusiatn EUROPE Matters
Reached The pass WHORE The Turks
ten The American Amhassa-
dor M Con4ipnlinoplc. Henry Nor
|efrihau, that The Armcninns were
giving secret support 10 Russia. The
cucmy Of Germany and Turkey.
Consequently his ulcn fails 10 pre-
vent the issuance of an order that
hundreds Of thousands Of Armen-
'ians must be moved Southwark from
their fruitful homeland into me
desert The Turks know this vlr-
tuolly means The determination ol
the ArmcnIans
passcli pnsha. Turkish Governor
OF the province. comes lo the homc
of Aurora's parents and demands the
hand ~ Aurora IN marriage The
father reminds him that his daunh-
ter does not wish 10 give up Chris
iinnlty. ns she would have 70 do 10
marry him. and NE Turk leaves IN
anger.
Brutal Deportation Begla<
Then goes forth lheordcr that all
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Thai tho mail order houses are
covering the territory Of New Moxi-
co. Arizona. Colorado and Western
Toxas thoroughly with their cnia-
lo61lcs IS bornc out BY TIE fact that
one Of The local transfer companies
has received three carloads of cnla-
loEuee b. freight from a Chicago
mail order concern and are mailing
them out from Albuquerque.
This u n custom which has beon
in effect for a number Of years. The
amount 81 The catalogues averaging
about seven carr pee year. The
postage from this city alone will
amount 20 $4,000 10 ei0lO00.
There are on an average OF as
catalogues distributed BY this one
concern. with twenty-five 10 the
sack or 2o.d25 70 the car. With
each party receiving \ catalogue
In all probability doing moro or
less business with them. this ono
concern takes hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollar yearly from this ter
fiiory, and with the exception Of the
postage, spends practically nothing
here IN return Albuquerquo Her
aid.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
nIRL cQkl1GED Win
sENNEfT RATHER CLAIMS

Albuquerque. Jan. 1.-TWO Girls
and a boy were brought before u.
~ Commissioner Mcdonald Tuesday
afternoon. chargud with a violation
|Qf the Mann act The oldest OF The
trio 10 40 years and claims 10 bo
one OF The original Mack Senncll
bathing girls and sayt her home a
IN Oakland, Cal. The youngest Il
20 years old and tho man In The
a q i7-yenr-old bog. The party
claimed 10 have come here from
Los Angeles In a motor car and
were registered Friday night al a
local roominf house. The three
were bound over Tor appearance be-
fore The federal Jury, and the bond
|of the i~b-yenr-old nri was fixed
|at $500 and The other two AZ e2.b00
Violet Hudson, the young
eat girl. wa sent 10 the indusirlhl
home and unless Che others can
furnish bonds they win be held In
The county JAN until time 10 np-
pear before Tie federal grand Jury.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

,lhr Bank Of Springer. the first
banking Institution established In
tins city In January. 1909. WAS con-
|verlcd into the First National Bank
% springer on the 1ral Of the year
The First National Bank ~ Springer
an institution that Springer can
|riehilully be proud Of and Il one Of
lliA Desl ln The slate and much orDd-
u I1 duo 70 The men that have built
% this Inetllullon from q small
Community bunk 70 what Il ID today
Mr. U J. DoyInf was The nrGi cahh|cl
|Of the hank. This position he held
frum 1903 until The fell Of 1907. then
Nj. Charles G. Horicnsioln wos No
pointed cashier and held that po-
eaIon until 1919 when n. G. n
l1oun. The present cashier was
placed at The head Of The institution
lead under his supervision aud man
agfmenl has progressed enough 70
warrant ne enlafgcmeni-aprlnGc
Times.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
FAKE WAR VETERAN
GIFTS go DAMS IN JAN.

Albuquerque Jan 0. John W.
Gray. alias Jack Evans alias Jack
Wl0royson appeared before The DO
lice court yesterday afternoon on
the charge uf Ynrrancy and was
sentenced 70 sixty days IN The jail
Of this county.
Gray made his appearance in this
city 4 Few days oeo wearing a SER
gcant MAJORS uniform with three
overseas rneVrone on thn arm. He
claimed 10 ho without work and
money and applied 10 the Rad
|Crota service station for aid. which
was chcerfully given. his hoard be-
Ing given him Al q hotel.
Making hIa appearance az the po-
llcn station Saturday be was held
BY The officers for INVESTIGATION.
special Agent 0ero OF the depart
meDt OF justice. who was called hi
10 do soma examining. soon eninod
on admission from Gray that he had
never been In The army and that he
had received aid nom tho local Red
Cross.
This Afternoon al tho preliminary
hearing before Judge Mcclellan. he
claimed 10 have gotten the uniform
from someone who had stolen his
rlolhes from a hotel, leaving h
In place OF lis own garments.
Department Of Justice officers arr
making a special Investigation OF
The case.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
GALLUP DANCE HALL
uUEEN BEGINS TERM
N nEnNALlLL0 JAIL

Adele Winter. former dance hall
queen Of Gallup, turned over a
new leaf on New Years dny-not OF
her own vOlilion. however. Judge
Colin Nchlcli OF the United States
District Court save her a ready
made resolution and one that viii
not b. easily broken. Beginning on
New Years day she will spend ~
days IN hc bcfnaiillo county jail AZ
Albuquerque.
Adele SGT the sentence In Albn-
qucruue when the United States
District Court was In session there
IN The fall, but The court adj
tanccd the date for the issuance OF
her commitment until January 4,
because Of the fact that she had
been held for che Mckinley county
Erand Jury en- the charge Of kill
ing a returning soldier a. Gallup.
The status Of the states case
against Adele was not known herr
but she was expected 90 report 10
Sheriff Rafael Garcia NJ Old Albu-
Qucrquc. She wae under bond for
Doing that little thing.
Adrle's troubles didn't come sing
y. After she was accused az the
shooting OF The soldier. whose home
was Ia Arizona, she was found 10
have been selling booxe without
having taken the precauii0n OF pay
ing all the necessary federal taxes
imposed on the business In -'dry'
states, and Judge Neblct sen
fenced her 10 serve 20 days on that
score. II was for that she was lo
report 20 Old Albuquerque.
Gallup Druggist Also Begins Term.
q. r. jenkins. druggist Of Gallup,
also was scheduled 10 begin a jail
sentence given him by judge Neb-
lett on New Ycers day. but In the
Luna county jail al DeminR. Ne
will stay herr a year II he does the
full time assigned him for violn-
tinn % the Harrison act rcFuiaiinE
the sale Of narcotics.
The druegiet also was sentenced
Al the Albuquerque term. but the
beginning Of his year IN jail was
postponed by the court 70 give him
lime 10 arrange his business az
fairs In Gallup 80 they would not
suffer BY his years absence.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
COTTON GROWING m
STATE TO BE FEATUhED

Those contemplating The grow
Ing Of cotton the coming year
should not fail 10 attend the com-
ing meeting % be held al the Az
rirulturnl College AZ Las Cruces.
during Farmers Week, Friday
morning January id AZ this time
the feasibility Of growing cotton IN
some Of the more favored sections
o. New Mexico viii be discussed.
l.. r. Foster. q successful cotton
grower Of the pccos Valley. has
been secured 70 give a talk on the
growing or cotton. and others who
have had experience IN growing 81
cotton will BE- given an emporium
ny OF expressing their vigNa
The adYisahility Of growing cot
ton 10 being seriously considered
BY many farmers Nv the southern
part Of the slate who have had nu
experience IN the growing Of this
CROP q this will give them a good
opportunity Of getting good first
hand information. The college ex-
pertinent station has been growing
cotton 10 nn experimental way for
oeveral years and Professor Slew
art will he present 10 give any IN
formation that may be desired re.
FnruinF the results OF ms expert
menl6. Those who are c~oaslderini
cotton growing should not fail y
attend this maftinH 80 AZ 10 Get al
possible information before makiuI
Tho start.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

The quail season closed December
81 and Game Warden Thomas p.
Gable announces that the planting
of quail in the northern counties "
New Mexico will be started at once.
Ne - gong 10 Sierra Grant and Do
ma Am counties lO make arfungc-
mcnls for shipments Of the birds "a
the northern counties.
The quail suffered heavily IN the
severe winter OF i0io-lpio In the
north. They were almost wiped
out OF existence IN that part Of The
static NJ that time. although they
suffered little IN the southern part
and the game warden has been
waiting only for the end Of The
shooting season before beginning
the restocking Of the northern
counties.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Armenians shall prepare b march.
The men are separated from the
women. Soldiers IN the Armenian
uniform are forced 10 dlanrm and
dig q trench. ~Whercupon Turkish
soldiers shoot them down. Mothers
are torn from their children. and
fathers |frum their families. All
are marched away into the desert
where famine, thirst. fierce heat hy
day, ana worse lerrors by night for
the young girls, stalk.
In her efforts 70 escape. Aurora
goes 40 a mission school which =
Taught by Miss Graham. a pretty
English e-rl. When soldiers surround
a Miss Graham protests IN the name
|Df the English flag. Her only answer
II The dragging away Of her Armen-
ian girls by the Turkish soldiers.
who irample her lng. Determined
10 remain with the girls aud DO a.
much a. possible for them. Miss
Graham dlsglises herself as an AR
menian, and goes with them into the
desert
They arr followed by Andranlk. q
young shepherd who has been At
|iraclrd hy The beauty uf Aurora.
lfrom this time on be j. her pro.
tector several Times managing n
save her when she Is Ia grave
straits. Aufafa's parents are killed
10y The Iufk4 Like hundreds 81
thousands 81 others. she. Mis-
Graham and her aislfr are forced
into The burning desert their feel
hliHlrred from the hot sands. AMI
their lips knowing nellhor food nos
Iwaler.
Other refugees tell lhom fearful
eiorIes 81 Towns whore the Armen-
ian1 Jared even Wur1o than they. n
one place hundreds 0f men were "a.
ken 10 a barn 70 Register The Turks
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
ALBUQUERQUE 10 HAVE
FEDERAL ROAD OfFfCk

Albuquerque. Jan. o-Acc0rdinE
TO reports received here this. clty
~ som 10 have q federal road Of
flee. The federal highway district
No. 2 has been divided into tvp
districts and new district compris-
ina the states Of New Mexico and
Arizona has been formed. which h
10 BE- known a. district No. 10. n,
) Wheeler. highway engineer OF
this city. viii he In charge. This
will mean that oil the road work
IN these two states win be han
died from this office instead 81
irom Denver a. has been the case
heretofore. A much larger force
will be required IN the local office
Including q paymasier aud an aud
.llor.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
NEW MExIcO JUDGE FINEs
VIZ FOh LIQUOR VIOLATION

Santa Fe, n. NJ Jan. o--Shlp-
ping -bracerr into New Mexico IN
violation OF the Heed amendment
10 the Wehh-kenyon act cost W.
r. Moorehead and !. n. Moorchead
.of 81 Louis H600. The shippers
we're indicted BY the grand Jury
n the United States District Court
and upon pleas OF guilty the judge.
Colin NcblctL assessed a fine OF
500 each. A chemical analysis
disclosed that The "hrncer" con-
tained more than six per cent OF
he late lnmcnted alcohol.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
DONA ANA FAIR PRICE
COMMISSIONER NAMED

Fllipe Lucero Of Las Cruces. for.
mer sheriff Of Dona Ana county,
was appointed BY Governor lara
|folo today a. fair price commia-
sinner for ihei county In place ni
Sheriff Jos Lncero, bis brother.
who resigned because Of the fact
that on sheriff he could not handle
The work demanded Of the fair
price commissioners.
DR.. r. ID. Mckinley Of Alamo
gocdp. member Of the Oferu county
board az commissioners. was named
a. fair price commissioner for Olo.
no and men for the post IN Chayei
md Lincoln counties win be APP
pointed shortly.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

n1|f b 10 burned |H 1|N ~
o|IhI ne e|f's have QQnp(lNn|If pI
0|nE IQt Turk 10 ~ ~ MinIn1
H0|I iho9t who nit buried n ne
|NNNN8 ny ne cider NpIuln 1NtoI'p
W1n1e ~ their DFult| capIoft
As last n|f1d IA the watching
||t4 ahIIhtf4 Mise Graham and
I|IIoIH escape. Itf TINS they
N,I| oo ~ a|4hl 4, . escape
a3saes ks.i'' als i'5o ihs
111rfI hncN|n1 no law AZ ~ ~.
EIIIafin that the N|rIa are captured
rs these fierce nof1oInon WNt fI1.
0InI1o In ihcm~ofIT they have
|~||aInaoItna taken 1Etnu|1n14I|I1
II||o4 for the hnrfm Of = notorious
N0Inmmcd1n ch|tIlan.
80 he girls are cold and become
|ninIIrs Of 4 hnrfm' Hero They Hui-
ltf IrdinnitIes sufficient % break
he heart Of Western women. Bot
1.Hn they uanaEa 10 escape. aid
A0tmo lugiufca ~ Tie desert world.
Alter q time ihrl nro rtcnpirrcd
and sent 10 The 1Intc I1arhoh where
lhInly drnpnd. ih1y arr olI6rod for
.o|t n disrrlsc tndrnnik hc5t Al
1uro and Mise Graham each for
r|0hly-npc cents. They start North
once more. That n|fhl they set
three siccds from q Turkish camp
With the Turks AZ their heels
they take refuge IN an ancient mon-
I1IHTv on a mountain Following
them Ire Turkish forces arrive be-
fore The mono1lry. Refused en-
franco BY The holy men they break
choir way into Tie monaaIlp. and
take the girls captive. Then, once
more, their original clothing In pa
'ihfIit rue8. their hearts Allied with
i1rrOr ol the prospect OF now trials.
and he hope OF over getting back
~ their people again honlshed-uc
H|rls are ridden madly away on
bareback a. prisoners.
Human Souls Cruclacd.
And a. they cross lhc desert the
Inks point oui 10 them ne q solemn
warning against future attempts
" escape q supreme horror-The
cthit " The 0crmana-nOthluR lcss
Than q lone line OF naked girls on
|c1lssns, nails through their hands
and feet and vullurrs pcrchcd
above crOaking against the time
whom they shall feast
Such almost becomes the fnta OF
Aurora Mardignian. Hut che and
Miss Graham. once more with the
aid Of Andranik, escape and make
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

A dresslngroom maid AZ Universal
City recently rushed up 10 Harry
Carey and said: Those cowboys ~
yours are going 10 commit murder.
Just heard one OF them say chat
he was going 10 shoot someone By
the name Of Little Toe" Hurry and
get them before They start. Carey
nslened a moment at the door Of his
drcaeinwoom He smiled a. he
foing 70 shoot -phoebe." Zig Dick"
Long Liz Box Cars" "snako
Eyes" and "Naturalsr - providing,
|nf course, The honea rolled rlrhi.
Carey and his wild riding land his
|roillngl outfit appear Saturday, Jan.
10 Al the Onyx mcnier In "Iho
Ace Of the Saddle"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
GROUSE COSTS SLAYER
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

Ta08-Eduard0 Garcia choose an
expensive fowl for his supper re-
Gently when he killed q 4r0u8c near
'tlie hallack a Howard Lumber Co. )
He was caught IN the act
by Warden W. j. Perry, who took
him before a justice of The peace NJ
NallccIlos. Garcia plnnd guilty 20
shooiing the bird and was nasesscd
Ia fine Of $780,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
NEW MExlcO suPnENE COURT
ISSUES JANUARY CALENDAR

Santa Fe. n. NJ Jan. 0-The cal
endar for the January term Of the
New Mexico Supreme Court has
just been issued. Settings OF cases
begin on January "A and run "a
and including January "a Nine
eases are set Tor submission on
brief on January A. and % are
set for hearing between the two
dates mentioned. The State 81
New MEXICO y party 70 Ten OF thg
-snlls.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

"San Francisco Canyon. may be
less hard 10 p1onuunce when pri-
valo stocks are exhausted hut nj ilr
present the ranthers NEAR there are
seeking 10 havd HE name chnneed
~ will probably be called. IA located
|near Los Angeles. Harry Carey,
who lives there. Is starring AZ The
Onyx ihealer next Saturday. Jan,
40. Ia The Ace Of the Saddle
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
MODIFIED DECREE GRANTED
70 MRS HOKTENsE hfNO

Santa Re. n. NJ Jan. 0--1he dis
trict court has GRANTED a modified
decree 10 Mrs Horlense hyno Of
Madrid, giving her an additional
5000 IN settlement OF claims 70
community property, 100 a month
alimuny for six months. and S5O a
month thereafter. She was given
the fuetody ~ her lWn sons Nhlla
The father Was given the custody
|of the daughter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, L. \
Land Office al Las Crucea n
NJ lnnunrr d 1000

Notice Is hereby given that Bes-
sic +. White Of Waterloo. n. NJ
who, on April 40 ioie. made desert
land entry No. 0i270t. for SW ~
sW "A. section 4, n ~ NV ~
section - township "a n range ..
W, N N Y mcridion. has filed notice
of intention 70 make final proof. 10
establish claim 70 the land above
Described. before n. .. Cole. u. y.
commissioner. at Columbus, N. ~.
on the goth day on February, 1920.
Claimant names o. witnesses:
II. =. Carter Of Columbus, IN. N.
y. N. Holloway OF Columbus. n.
George T. Peters Of Columbus. N.
J. l.. Harris Of Columbus N. N.
JOHN T. BURNSIDE
Jan. 0-i6-29-so-Feb.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Department % The Interior. u. ).
kaHs OiI,ee ~ Las Cruces n.

EW| y N.M
Notice IL hereby given that Victor
1. pienmeIer Of Columbus. n. M.
who. on December n. 1910. made
desert land entry No. O1223, for SW
IA, section 10. township III n
range 3. W. n n p maridlan. has
flied notice Of intention 70 make
final proof. 10 establish claim 10
The land above described. before
n. j. Cole. II. B. commissioner, al
Columbus. n NJ. on The 9th day
OF February. 1890.
Claimant n9mes as wllnesaeet
John A. piepmelor % Columbus,
n. N.
]. n, Burns qf Columbus N. n.
". n. BRon o. Columbus. N. N.
Jesse Lee NJ Columbus. N. NJ.
JOHN /. BURNSIDE.
Register.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

Santa HIIA. II NJ. Jan. IA BIG
emeiinr concern has bought the
Hanover Bcqscmcr properly for n
reported price Of 92'OO0.O00. A new
modern mill - % BE- built TO handle
copper and iron ores.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1920-01-09

rElr way at last % an American
~ .1I1n
This true story win appear on
the screen al tho Onyx Iteater for
TWO NIGHTS, saturday, January
~ and Sunday, January II.