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Newspaper
The Clayton Citizen
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
4
In memoriam tribute to Sister Mary McInally and praise for H B Henning appointed to the State Land Office Publicity Bureau. Local items mention Hill Bros coal yards, residents visiting, and holiday preparations. Addresses, names, and places reflect a small town newspaper style with Democratic paper notes and community updates.
Local notes share sensible gifts from Billiken Shoes and Clayton’s Better Store. Milo Rateliff fights La Grippe. West Union relatives plan a long visit. Christmas Savings Club starts Monday at State Bank of Commerce. Pioneer Garage markets Fords with high demand. A list of recent car buyers includes Clayton and Sedan residents. Four States Seed Company advertises poultry supplies. Sheriff-elect Ray Sutton returns home after hospital stay for his wife. caution to save pennies for Christmas. Felter of Des Moines Swastika visits town. praise for his editorials and future in journalism. Eskimo vs Clayton woman preferences hint at local humor and shop chatter.
An ordinance establishes an electrical vision department within the village and authorizes the Commissioner of Properties to inspect all wiring and apparatus. It allows deputies, requires bonds for wiring work, and requires written applications and fees for permits to perform electrical work in buildings.
The ordinance requires written applications to the Village Clerk for electrical work with a detailed fee schedule per roughing in, conduit, fixtures, signs, motors, and additions. It bans unqualified work, requires inspections, temporary permits, and imposes penalties from ten to one hundred dollars per offense. It mandates compliance with the National Electrical Code and outlines supervisor duties and cabinet installation within fire limits.
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