Taxpayers Association weighs NM road funding options
The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico favors direct taxation over a $2,000,000 bond issue to fund road expansion, arguing bonds would cost taxpayers about 3.5 million and lock the state to long term payments. A one and a half mill levy could raise the needed million annually for five years, with no further costs after completion.
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New Mexico
Taxpayers’ Association of
James A. French
A. E. James
Fed
James
French
Isewe Ic
Grant County
Los
United States
Congress
Public Land Report Shows Bureau Progress in New Mexico
The State Land Office credits a 3 percent income cap for the Publicity Bureau and outlines its 1915 1916 1917 activity. A publicity office opened in the capitol under the Land Commissioner, collecting and disseminating data on state resources production and development opportunities to inform residents and stakeholders.
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New Mexico
Publicity Bureau
State Land Commissioner
Commissioner of Public Lands
New Mexico Petroleum & Gas Development Company
Santa Fe
San Mi
Torrance County
Lincoln County
Chaves County
Roswell
Congress
Fices
Chaves
State School of Mines
School of Mines
Commissioner of
Public Lands
Washington
United States Land Offices
Interior Department
Capitol
Peter Beek
State Land Office
State Land Co Io Nct
Socorro County Mines Reopen and Expand Production
The David Co of El Paso has located a rich sulphide ore body at the Hard-Scrabble mine in the Magdalena mountains and expects to ship soon. The Buckeye copper mine in Water canyon has been reopened with Kemp of Tucson arranging new equipment, while Everhart and Batchelder plan a concentrator near La Joya and expect concentrates within thirty days.
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N.M
David Co
el Paso
Magdalena Mountains
Water Canyon
William Kemp
Tucson
Ariz
Magdalena
Kelly
Ct, Brown
Buckeye
Copper Canyon
Eavey
T. H. Everhart
Mr. Kemp
Socorro
T. B. Everhart
J. H. Batchelder
San Acasio
la Joya
Carrizozo Editor Dies After Illness
Carrizozo New Mexico January 2 Thomas O Luster aged 66 editor and publisher of the Carrizozo Outlook died of pernicious anemia after more than six months illness His wife survives him Funeral services will be held at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges with interment in a local cemetery.
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Carrizozo, N. M
Thomas O. Luster
Carrizozo Outlook
Order of Odd Fellows and Nights
Pythias
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