Peace is the permanency of good laws county resolutions
Proceedings of the County Commissioners of Valencia County New Mexico dated April 2 1917 continue with the State Highway Commission oversight of county roads and bridges. The Highway Superintendent is empowered to enforce state statutes and maintain and build roads toward the Belen Socorro county line while the county clerk is instructed to forward certified resolutions to the State Highway Engineer.
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Peace and Good Laws Prompt Warrant About Highway Fund
Fragmentary text notes a warrant drawn for 3000 dollars against the county road fund. The funds would be placed with Mr. A. E. St. Morris, County Highway Superintendent, as a checking fund. The passage frames peace as the permanence of good laws.
War and peace themes intertwine with rail and commerce in disparate texts
A mosaic of fragments discusses railway lines and express services, the Santa Fe and Wells Fargo collaborations, and bets on peaceful progress. It weaves war history with modern logistics while noting personnel pay, bonds, and contracts amid a broader call for law, reform, and national improvement.
Five McKinley county men convicted of election frauds
Five McKinley county men were convicted of election frauds as The M.Giffey reported. German forces and Russian detachments increased orders for armament or police duty while Krupp works faced damages. Geo. Lougee named assistant to Director A. E. James of the Taxpayers Association. A detachment of Company G of the National Guard to Krupp works and Russia moved toward new levels of mobilization. Germany boosted wardsmen at Elephant Butte and began dam work as forces moved toward a heightened security posture.
Unclaimed Mail List From Post Office Is Read
A 1917 notice lists unclaimed letters and packages at the post office with names such as Armijo Jesusito N and de Chatore Salbador Lowe. It warns items uncalled for by June 21 will go to the Dead Letter Office and charges one cent per advertised piece.
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