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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1917
Page
4
The Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands in Santa Fe announces a public sale on September 25, 1917 at 11 AM in Los Lunas. Tracts include multiple sections in T9N R11W and other parcels with timber and improvements valued, bidding starts at $3.00 per acre plus improvements, with contract terms and payment plan outlined.
Notice is hereby given that S B Aldrich treasurer and ex officio collector of taxes McKinley County New Mexico will on September first 1917 at ten o clock A M in McKinley County court house hold a sale of lands real estate and personal property delinquent for taxes with judgment rendered for amount due. The sale will be at public auction of each parcel or as needed to realize the amounts due. First publication July 14 1917.
Town of Gallup New Mexico enacts Ordinance No 102 regulating circuses side shows and carnivals. Licenses set fees based on admission prices with day and night performances. annual or quarterly fees apply for merry-go-rounds. Public notices show the August 1917 adoption and officials G B Phillips town clerk and Cotton chairman of the board of trustees.
The assignee Albert E. Lyon and the estate of William D. Bell announce a three day hearing from August 25 to 27, 1917, 9 AM to 5 PM at the District Court Clerk’s office to adjust and prove claims. Creditors must present proofs. all debts must be paid promptly to settle the estate. Road taxes in Precincts three and four are due at the county treasurer’s office.
In Gallup town ordinances any violation with no fixed penalty carries a fine from five to one hundred dollars or up to three months in jail or both as decided by the magistrate. Also notice from McKinley County NM probate court to creditors of George Doye estate requires claims exhibit within legal time to administrator in Gallup.
Notice is given that on September 17, 1917, at noon, the McKinley County Treasurer’s office in Gallup New Mexico will sell to the highest bidder for cash 100 bonds of five hundred dollars each of the Gallup Town Board of Education. Bonds dated May 1 1917 mature in 30 years redeemable after 10 years bear 6 percent interest. No bid below 90 cents on the dollar. Sealed bids accepted but only from bidders able to pay when presented. county reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Deputy F S Lawrence reports strong growth at the family grocery amid a popular no solicitations deliveries movement. Amelia McFie returns from California with health improvements. Herbert Hoover’s message on Food Production and Conservation prompts timely interest for all readers.
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