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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
5
A reprint urges boys and the Boy Scouts to stop senselessly shooting birds. It explains birds protect crops by controlling insects, noting hawks and owls guard orchards, and warns against feathered hat fashion that risks bird extinction and crop loss.
State of New Mexico notice for publication announces land sale in Lea and Grant counties under federal act and state rules. Described tracts include Santa Fe Grant and Railroad Fund lands with sale terms, bids, payments, and forfeiture conditions, set for August 6 in Silver City in front of the county courthouse.
Public Lands Office Santa Fe New Mexico advertises a public land sale in Sierra County front of the Court House. Sale No. 8 includes Lots 2,3 4 etc totaling 7897 acres with 99 improvements valued at $2250 bid and payment terms including 1/20 down, 4 percent interest, and fencing costs. Details describe improvements, price, and conditions for the successful bidder.
Public auction in Deming Luna County New Mexico lists numerous land tracts with varied sizes from 10 to 160 acres. Each sale lot includes descriptions of sections, township ranges, improvements, wells, fencing, and price values. Sale details note Santa Fe and Grant County RR Bond Fund selections with specific sale numbers and statuses.
The State of New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands offers public sale of lands in Socorro County on August 13, 1917. Descriptions include multiple sections totaling thousands of acres with improvements such as wells, windmills, fences. sale terms require payment of 95 percent of price at sale, rest in 30 yearly installments at four percent interest, with details on deposits, tender, and bidding rights retained by the state.
A State Office notice announces a public sale of land in Roosevelt County New Mexico under an act. The description includes tract details in sections 12 and 3, with improvements such as fencing valued at $30.06 and minimum bids set at 90 percent of appraised value. Bidders must pay the price offered by the twentieth of the month to the State Office.
Lincoln County issues a public land sale notice under state law. Several tracts with details on section, township, range, and acreages are listed for sale with specific terms. Some parcels note improvements or lack thereof and include prices and payment structures.
The state announces public sale of land parcels in Grant County under the 1910 act. Listings include several tracts with sections, townships, and ranges, with improvements noted for some lands. Bids must meet minimum values and follow payment terms to be arranged by the Commissioner of Public Lands.
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