Taos News Blue Lake dispute over land rights and 1848 grant limits
The Taos News reports on Blue Lake area land rights involving the Taos Pueblo and Spanish grant limits. A federal commission found Indian claims to be supported by testimony and documents, while government arguments depend on 1848 Spanish grants. Mitchell notes possible appeals within 90 days and potential hearings on acreage. The case centers on exclusive title versus shared use and land valuation in 1848.
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Rile
Blue Lake
T Puch
Ar. Provence el Ts
Archacaingia
Myraenis A Fistanan
Pat Teri
Puehto
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mitchell
Taos
Blue Lake Area
Michell
Taos School Board Tabs Alex Cruz as Elementary Principal
The Taos school panel approves Alex Cruz of Arro yo Hondo as the new elementary principal replacing the outgoing leader. The board also adopts a 60 day cumulative leave policy for certified staff and approves a state bus contractor formula linking pay to bus size, road conditions, miles, and time on the road, causing some drivers to gain up to 3104 more while others earn less.
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Taos Elementary
Alex Cruz
Arro Yo Hondo
Con’ Itantare
Big Bay
Sierra Sporting Goods
Spiveys Cafe
Alan
Dave
Shakespeare
Dean Henbest
Henbost
Jorn Humes
Sierra Sperling
Taos Tigers
Mariner
Fleming
Senna
Tigers
Pacheco
Gonzales
Financial Control Division Watchdogs New Mexico Spending
The Financial Control Division oversees state spending, budgeting, and accounting across agencies. It preaudits vouchers, issues warrants, maintains central accounting, and provides training to ensure lawful, timely expenditures within monthly appropriations. The division also projects revenues for the coming year and aids the governor and legislature with annual financial reporting.
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New Mexico
C. R. McIntosh
Divisa School
Financial Control
Selectronic
Financial Control Division
First National Bank of Santa Fe
State Treasurer's Office
State Treasury
Department of Finance and Administration
Bureau of Business Research
University of New Mexico
Department of Firance and Administration
Driver Receives Two Day Suspended Sentence
A Ranchos de Taos logger Pleaded guilty to driving without a license before Dist. Judge R. McIntosh on Sept. 9. Archuleta was sentenced to two days suspended and a 25 dollar fine, with a 48 hour payment deadline to avoid serving the sentence. He faced possible six months and a $500 fine for the offense. Archuleta, married with two children, had prior moving violations and a 1961 license suspension. He was ordered to apply for a new license.
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Ranchos Dé Taos
Dist
R. McIntosh
Filadelfio R. Archuleta
McIntosh
Archuleta
Asst. Dist. Atty
Juan Sanches
Archulett
Ted Drennan
Archuileta
Taos County appoints new health nurse to replace Buser
Taos County Public Health selects Mrs Steve Lieurance to fill the fulltime nursing post succeeding Miss Cecilia Buser who transfers to Santa Fe. Lieurance, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Martinez, previously served six months at the Pond Clinic in Taos and is a Taos High School and St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing graduate.
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Taos County
Cecilia Buser
Santa Fe
Steve Lieurance
Ernest Martinez
St. Luke's
Lieurance
Aurora
Cola
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
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Talpa
Arroyo Seca
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Al 50
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Vomrema Court
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