Eddy County Proclaims 1917 Election and Constitutional Amendment
The Eddy County Board proclaims a November 11 1917 election to decide on proposed constitutional amendments to create Article XIII and Article XII on intoxicating liquors. The measure would set tax levy rules and require state tax commission approval with final decisions. Provisions take effect January 1 1918.
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State Tax Commission
Amendment to New Mexico Constitution Proposed in 1917
A 1917 newspaper item prints a mended House Joint Resolution proposing amendments to Sections 12 and 25 of Article VI, detailing judges districts, election timing, and district boundaries. It lists precincts, voting instructions, bilingual ballots, and the date of proclamation, with local notes on cattlemen shipping stock.
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New Mexico Liquor Prohibition Enforced and Tax Amendment Proposed
The document outlines an October 1 1818 prohibition on manufacturing importing selling or bartering intoxicating liquors in New Mexico and prescribes penalties for violations. It also proposes amending Section 1 of Article VII to impose proportional uniform taxes on property and to cap special taxes.
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