Gallup NM ordinance sets street and speed rules
The town of Gallup NM enacts traffic rules: vehicles must keep right when possible, pass on the left when overtaking, signals required for turns and stops, pedestrians cross restrictions, marshal enforcement, and speed limits of 6 to 12 mph in designated areas with fines for horse or animal speed violations.
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Board of Trustees
Gallup
McKinley County
New Mexico
Ion
Ereby
Gallup Ordinance Restrictions and Local Notices
The document cites an 1916 Gallup ordinance restricting vehicle speeds near schools and churches, penalties for violations, and repeal of conflicting ordinances. It also notes town officials and mayoral attestation, followed by local society items including Dorothy Meyers homeward from New York, Edith Hart’s harp study in Boston, and a horse theft search involving the Dowden family.
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Edith Hart
Boston
Misa Shaw
Gallup NM Ordinance Vacates Hinch Avenue Blocks Twenty Two Twenty Three
McKinley County New Mexico passes an ordinance vacating a section of Hinch Avenue between Nutt and Cliff Streets and the two alleys in Railroad Addition blocks Twenty two and Twenty Three. The measure takes effect after passage and publication. Mayor G. C. N. Cotton signs. Clerk RG Webb records.
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Gallup
Mckinley County
New Mexxico
Hinch Avenue
Nutt
Cliff Streets
Allews
Ad- Dino
Mexico
Board’of Trustees
New Mexico
Atoee
Howells Jones Returns from England with Travel Oddities
Howell Jones of the Santa Fe railroad recounts a two to three month stay in England and Wales. He describes being pressed to explain his life history and having his photo passport and personal papers shown to officials. He faced police scrutiny and a magistrate urged him to speak Welsh. England mobilizes millions and Wales mirrors the strict policing he experienced.
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Howell Jones
Santa Fe Railroad
England
Wales
Mr. Jones
Germany
Mr. _ Holwell
We Move Everything Mattlock Transfer Office
Classified notice seeking work that can be done at home including washing and sewing by an American woman. No travel required unless stated. Contact by phone 199 for transfer office and residence at 153 West.
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Mattlock
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John Mutto
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Hubbell
Houma
Fred Meyer
Edison Diamond Disc
Wurm & Burke, Jewlers
Ness
State of
Mishler
Walker
Theo
Hanske
State Bank
J. E. Williams
Perton
Gallup Cold Storage Company
A. D
C.N. Cotton
R. G. Webb
S Dorothy Meyers
Fred Meyers
New York
J. H. Dowden
Son Clair
Farmington
Profesor Dowden
L.M. ‘Shipley
Winslow
Webb
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