Gallup Bond Vote Absent? Waterworks Plan Approved
The Town of Gallup New Mexico held an April 4 1916 election to authorize bonds totaling 50000 dollars for completing the waterworks system and additions. The canvass reported 144 ballots with 84 in favor for water works and bond issuance and 60 against. Mayor Palmer Ketner and A W Robertson certified the abstract of votes. The board adopted a resolution authorizing the indebtedness by issuing negotiable coupon bonds of 50000 dollars for waterworks construction and additions.
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New
Gallup
Mexices Talta
Rothent
Ketner
Tristees Rouse
Bickel
Guiela
A. W. Roberton
Witt
Board of ‘Trustees
Tuessay
State OF Mexico
M’kinley
McKinley
Status of New Mexico
Aaid
Aaid Town
New Mexico
Nhid
DE II
Gallip
Board of Trustees
Anid
Board of Trustees of
Said
Ioana Tosrubt
Acy Ehdamand Dollire
Eecurjax Fonds
Gallap
Apett Seltens
Palmer
Retner
Auto purchase at Elks carnival ties to Albuquerque win
George Keepers bought the Statebaker car from Mr. Ross who won it at the Elks carnival in Albuquerque by buying two ten cent tickets and securing the car. Ross claimed the prize and drove the car out from Albuquerque.
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George Keepers
Mr. Ross
Albuquerque
Mr. Keepers
Boys Make Good Showing at Intercollegiate Track Meet
Gallup high school athletes led by James Carman Willie Wells Ernest Acord and Claire Dowden earned thirds in preliminaries at the Albuquerque Intercollegiate meet. The group met University students and returned with enthusiasm for next year. C F Gorman of To hatchi visited en route from Corpus. Arthur Dewey and Miss Antonette Jordan wed in Gallup. Nellie Allison and J A Murphy served as witnesses. newlyweds departed east for their honeymoon.
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James Carman
Willie Wells
Ernest Acord
Claire Dowden
Albuquerque
Gallup High School
University
Arthur, R. Dewey
Antonette Jordan
Gallup
Santa Fe Railroad
Nellie Allison
J. A Murphy
Ordinance for Gallup waterworks debt approved by board
The Gallup town board approved a debt ordinance to fund waterworks construction through fifty thousand dollars in negotiable bonds. Trustees Rouse Garcia Bickel Ketner voted aye, no opposition. The measure passes and will be published in the Gallup Herald after mayoral approval.
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Therato
Gallup
Anti
Eupon
Rouse
Garela
Garcia
Bickel
Ketner
Board of Trustees
C.M. Rouse
New Mexico
Eald
Heratofors
Aya
Traatees Ketnow
Blekel
Truatos Rouse
Reed
Trenton Garcia
Kutner
Rousa
Italy
Algotad Fs
Mayer
Dowden to Lead Teachers Institute and Ranch Summer
Prof J H Dowden will direct the Teachers Institute starting June 22 for ten days. Afterward he and his family will spend the summer at their ranch, with son Claire helping on the farm. He will later join Santa Fe as an examiner and spend intervals at the ranch between teaching duties. C Weiskoff buys the Schmidtmeyer home.
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J. H. Dowden
Sta
Vault rental ad promises absolute security in Ga llup bank
An advertisement from the Gallup State Bank of New Mexico touts safe deposit vaults offering "absolute security against theft, fire mold or destruction of any kind." It claims all accommodations are provided and rents begin as low as two dollars for a box.
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Gallup State Bank
Gallup
New Mexico
Rebekah Lodge and Episcopal Guild Host Pleasant Afternoons
Mrs Richards and Mrs Elsie Proctor entertained the Rebekah lodge on Wednesday afternoon with a jovial gathering and a dainty lunch. Mrs C. H. Williams hosted the Episcopal church Guild on Thursday afternoon at the rectory for an enjoyable program and afternoon.
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C. H. Williams
Williams
The
Episcopal Church
Prominent Official and Harvey Visit City for Plans
Santa Fe general passenger traffic manager Jerry Black visited the city with Mrs Black for talks with railroad agent T E Purdy on improvements planned for the coming year. Also present was Harvey of Harvey and eating system interest in locating the Harvey eating house near the current site. A warranty deed recorded this week transfers forty acres near Ramah from Jesse Johnstone to Jesus Arache.
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Jerry Black
Santa Fe
T. E. Purdy
Harvey & Eating
Black
Harvey
Ramah
Jesse
Johnston
Jesus’ Arache
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Gallup Herald
Mexico
Gould
Inez L
Gould City
N. OM
Palmer Ketner
A.W. Robertson
Bohensson
Galton
New Maxton
C.F. Gorman
Tohatchi
Ashley- Gorman
Texas
Matlock
A. W. Roberteon
Hong Kong
Hill’s
Shilling’s
F. S. Lawrence
C. Weiskoff
Schmidtmeyer
Ite
Richard Jones
Red Line Coal Company
Tarault Ul
McKinley County Bank
Gallup Electric Supply Co
State Bank
Wurm & Burke
Wwood
Theo
Hanske
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