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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
7
The Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands announces a public land sale in Musvory Sierra County on October 2 1916. Multiple tracts listed with acreages and improvements, minimum bidding one dollar per acre and detailed payment terms and forfeiture rules.
The Commissioner of Public Lands invites bids at Public Sale in Grant County for numerous described tracts totaling extensive acres. Terms require cash or certified funds at sale, with later balance payments, and potential forfeiture if contracts are not executed. sale includes improvements and fencing on some tracts.
State of New Mexico announces public sale of multiple land tracts in Lincoln County Carrizozo on October 30, 1916. Bids start at minimum per acre values with no improvements on most tracts and contracts due within 30 days. possession follows sale. Commissioner of Public Lands administers sale and may reject any bid.
The Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands New Mexico announces a public land sale in Grant County on October 20 1918. Details list numerous seized sections and tracts with improvements fences wells and buildings with sale numbers and required payments by bidders. The notice sets terms including cash or certified funds and installment plans with penalties and rejection rights.
Public Land Office notices announce multi tract sales in Luna and Union counties under the 1911 act. Descriptions include sections, townships, ranges, and acreage with improvements like wells, fences, corrals, and windmills. Bids must meet minimums, with payments secured via deposits and installments. notices also cover probate and executor appointments.
The Board of County Commissioners of Rio Arriba County New Mexico postpones opening of bids for the courthouse until September 4 1916. By order of the Board of County Commissioners County Clerk M A Gonzales Deputy D M Garcia.
Fragmentary OCR lists statistics and biographical entries with several garbled figures. The readable items include counts of occupational terms, biographical entries, and scattered notes, suggesting a summary of a reference or directory page.
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