New Mexico Budget Proposals Face Taxpayer Toll and Delays
The introduced general appropriation bill would total about 1.23 million dollars for all purposes, far below the 2.88 million budgeted previously, with education and state institutions totaling major allocations. Lawmakers foresee possible changes and a late agreement, while various state departments request funds for maintenance, hospitals, schools, and services, amid negotiations and the possibility of delays until closing hours of the session.
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Gatire Sanith
Parison
Treasurer Allocates $387169 Tax Collections
Tax records show distributions from loan funds totaling 387169 dollars with allocations to state and local departments. Notable items include prison transportation costs, health and welfare services, vocational work, and funds for reform schools, museums, and juvenile welfare programs.
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Bern
Institute
Roswell
Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Chilly’ Wellay
Big time planned for livestock raisers convention
The Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce plans an attractive program for the seventh annual New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' Association convention to be held here for the last three days of March. Evening entertainment includes a meal smoker for men and a mascal for visiting women, with unusual features planned to lift spirits after months of strain. Secretary H B Watkins notes expected record attendance as experts discuss cattle industry issues. A stray note about a condor’s long fast appears as a fragment.
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Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
H. B. Watkins
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Supreme Court Affirms and Reverses Multiple Santa Fe Cases
The court affirms two civil rulings in Jodermert cases in Santa Fe County, reverses a Bernalillo County appeal with instructions, and remands for action per the supreme court opinion. Also involves Park versus Milligan, Norment et al quiet title suits in Santa Fe, and Cardoner estate attorney services claim against Toseah R. Wilson executor.
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Jodermert
Judicial Court
Santa Fe County
Supreme Court
Bernalillo County
District Court
Cutreme Court
Bojoe Agatt
Cardoner
Tom Gable Reappointed Game and Fish Warden
Thomas P. Gable, state game and fish warden for two years, was reappointed by Gov Mechem. Gable previously served when New Mexico was a territory and his salary is set to rise from 2400 to 3200 per year after Senate action and gubernatorial confirmation.
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Game and Fish
Thomas P. Gable
Net
Gor Mechem
Gable
New Mexico
House
Senate
New Mexico News Review on land purchases and hospital plans
Abner K Kline of Kline VPattersan shows has acquired HEF acres north of Monail school for Allidynerque water headquarters and other parcels at $15,001. Continental Company to build a new office building garage tanks at Albuquerque costing $75,000. Washington praise for hospital project and irrigation work described amid plans to finish in two weeks. local crew completes tasks for the soldiers' care and related infrastructure.
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Kline Vpattersan
Lay
Dye Monail School
Allidynerque
Kline
Maier
Meni Thies
Hittin Velvet
Owen Abe
Continental Company
Albuquerdac
William Casto
Ba Ning
Deming
Casio
Campaign to fund prizes and new hospital in town
The report describes fundraising for scholarships at the state university and a new hospital building. It notes bids for a T. French project, a completed plan by April 1, and a first unit cost around 3000 dollars. Oil developments, well drilling, and local industry progress are also mentioned alongside lodge activities and community notices.
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Seerands
St. Francis Hospital
Cment
T. French
Liberty Bondy
Ins
Professor Carey Reports Gift From City to University
Professor Carey reports a charitable gift to the University from the City. The manager of Albuquerque, Janes N. Gladding, presents a jay and an electric Bunsen photometer. This apparatus will aid students in the course conducted by Professor Carey in numination.
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Carey
Albuquerque
Janes N. Gladding
University News
CHAVES Man Charged In Stolen Property Case In New Mexico
A series of notes describe CHAVES County jail confinement for a suspect linked to transporting stolen property into New Mexico. It references a driver from Ozark Trails Stage Line, a $2500 bond, and alleged stolen Buick instruments tied to California thefts, with details on bills of sale and state lines. The text also notes an Eaton based Men’s Association election of officers and aims to support Colfax County veterans and nurses with membership eligibility for service members, marines, or U.S. nurses.
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Gilta
Phillips
Philips
Downer
Orfeader
Wright
Zion
Senate
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State Corporation Commission
Edeeth
Garcix
Hortetl
Santa Fe
Winite
Rene
Lendlature
Abe Menahem
Ime
Williams
Dering
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New Mexico State Corporation
Comitaliston
Itee
New Mexico
G Wade
Ozark Trails
Chaves County
Ware
California
Vive Men's Association
Eaton
Srtve
Voorhees
Miss Mais
Paul Xeeond
H. G
BP. Stevens
Charles Baldwin
Aspcial
Colfax County
Curry County Child Beaten in Local Crime Case
A Mexican family, led by Jose Gonzalez, faced a violent incident in Curry County when a small boy was severely beaten and bruised. Gonzalez appeared in Justine Noble's court on Thursday, charged with assault and wounding. He was sent to the grand jury under a seven thousand dollar bond, with the boy photographed for the case. Public unrest followed the incident.
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Curry County
Jose Gonzalez
Mexico
Justine Noble
Asatt
Tostier Noble
Bet Svoner
Merce Fm
Stiowins
Intoriva
Turbulent Times Hit Grant and Silver City Regions
Local reports indicate factory slowdowns and market angst stalling operations at the Grant plant, with manager J. J. Callum saying full revival awaits improved metal demand in El Paso area. In Silver City, civic leaders push tree planting and firewood relief while tycoon visitors discuss labor conditions with Mexican citizens as hog cholera fears ease countywide.
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Stexico
Cate
el Paso
Ge . Ton
Silver City
Betty
Carlos Perce
Santa Rita
Hurley
Tyrone
Mexico
Senorica
Broadway Cafe
Ray Grayson
Jesus Franco
Thieves Steal Clothes as City Sees Crime Spree
Reported burglaries describe three youths aged 16 to 17 breaking into the New York Store and taking suits collars hats jewelry and other items. Local officials traced suspects, noted a nearby track accident, and described a vibrantly active scene with Kiwanis and community events in progress.
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New York
Soptiat Sansa Fe
Steel
Beary Vargas
Ge Vine
Quay Farr View School House Barn Sate rday Night Event
Fragmentary report describes a Saturday night disturbance at the Farr View School House barn with a nearby witness Leynith observing a structure about to collapse. The account continues on page five.
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Farr View
Leynith
First State Bank of Grenville Closes Its Doors
The First State Bank of Grenville in Union County closes after an official examination. The institution, capitalized at 500 and with total resources uncertain, faced regulatory actions and root issues cited by the department.
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Union
County
Terstondine
Maller
Demty Eerminer
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