Saloons face legal challenge over New Mexico liquor rules
A lawsuit contends ordinances 85 and 88 target retail liquor by restricting saloons and favor drug stores. It claims violation of equal protection, due process, and improper passage, with a city attorney pledging defense citing emergency justifications. Civil war veterans recalled pay disparities as visitors from McGaffeys mills dropped by.
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McKinley County divorce suit filed in district court
Wade Smith sues Minnie Mae Smith for absolute divorce on desertion and abandonment in McKinley County district court No. 678. Plaintiff’s attorneys Ruiz & Overson of Gallup. Defendant warned to answer by August 5 1916.
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