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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
3
A cryptic proclamation asserts that truth and justice will be voiced for the people. It promises a champion for the afflicted and a messenger for Ban Juan County, highlighting varied resources.
Las Cruces June 13 voters in thirteen of eighteen precincts approve a $50,000追加 bonds for good roads by about four to one, the second county issue for road improvements following a $100,000 vote last year. county board discusses sidewalks surveyor, water rent rebates, and town hall rental for fruit warehouse use as meetings continue.
The report shows Farmington 8 faces road work disputes as Fruitland refuses cooperation while Farmington proceeds. Farmington has spent 500 dollars from available funds and bought a new grader for joint use, with Fruitland's road areas improving west of the Coolidge arroyo. Two incorrect guesses cited with poor progress in Vera City.
The text urges readers to accept their state yet strive to improve their condition. It warns that contentment should not excuse passivity or ignorance. It promotes a cheerful view while actively working toward a brighter future.
The Farmington diziery seized for unpaid revenue tax was bought by the W C T U and will be converted into a cannery. The note mentions San Juaners and their drinking and carousing habits in a terse local reflect.
Motion by Doak seconded by Ball to accept Farmington Light and Power Co proposal via rep William Martin to operate the town pumping plant and collect water rents for 90 dollars a month. The agreement would run until the current Town Board term ends, with votes from Schatz Ball and Doak all aye and motion carried. FRANK A. FOLEY T. W. SCHATZ Town Clerk Chairman.
The Farmington Town Board met June 4 1914 at J M Palmer’s office to hear a proposed contract with Farmington Light and Power Co for the town water works. The board adopted the resolution to enter into the contract and authorized the chairman and secretary to seal and sign on behalf of the town. The meeting adjourned until the next regular session.
Notice records a mortgage sale in San Juan County Mexico dated 1910 involving Peter Carleton George Christof Maana, conveyed to W. G. McClure. Legal deeds reference Book 30 page 13 and other pages. property located in San Juan County, Sol Mexico, with detailed parcel descriptions broken in OCR.
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