State Highway Bond Issue for New Mexico 1912 Act
The document details the State Highway Bond Act of 1912 authorizing New Mexico to issue up to 500000 dollars in bonds to fund construction and maintenance of a state highway system. It outlines bond denominations, dates, interest at four percent, payment terms, coupons, sale procedures, fund allocations, and a statewide referendum for ratification in November 1912. It creates a State Highway Sinking Fund and specifies revenue sources and duties of state officers.
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New Mexico
Armand
State of
United Cipla
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Legislative Assembly of
Secretary of State
Embroidery Club Meeting Details Highlighted
A fabric of notes describes a Thursday gathering at Mrs Collins home where the Embroidery Club members praised a well prepared program. The event fostered sisterly feeling and joy among attendees and organization participants.
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Indies
Collins
Roy District Fair to Open Thursday
The Second Annual Roy District Fair starts Thursday in the Tyler Building and runs three days. Exhibits exceed last year with more rings doubling entries. premiums include valuable dinner sets and garden tools. Parade Friday at 1 pm features school children. other events include ball games races a Friday night program at Odd Fellows Hall and dances Thursday and Saturday.
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Tyler
New Mexico
Mesa
Odd Fellows Hall
Publication Delays for Final Proof Notices at General Land Office
The General Land Office faces a rush of work delaying new notices for final proof hearings. Many cases must be reviewed by masy commissioners and relewed at Clayton, likely taking substantial time. Applicants will receive a yellow card with publication details. expect no new business until current matters finish.
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Masy
Clayton
Osquero Sun
Roy Fair Next Week Promised as Key Event
The notice urges attendance at the Roy Fair planned for next week claiming it will be the best event yet and emphasizing the impact of attending on the community.
Local Cattle Rules Warn Against Uns certified Loads
Local note warns vendors to certify cattle loads regardless of party responsibility. Don Trinidad Lucero’s week’s experience serves as a lesson to sellers of livestock. Corner lot south of Palace Bar bought by Messe Buchrach and Appel for 1000 cash. two story concrete building proposed. Corner lots south of Bunm Bros Tin Shop sold by Joan B. Montoya to Pablo A. Trujillo for 400. use not specified. Roy and Bramage reported to Montoya Ranch. J J Taylor and family move to town for winter. Taylor to run auto livery and general repairs.
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Don Trinidad Lucero
Messe, Buchrach and Appel
Bunm Bros
Joan B. Montoya
Pablo A. Trujillo
Local Notes From Roy Area Include Building, Inspections and Socials
Judge Foster works on the front of his leased building shared with Goodman Mercantile Co. W. F. Walkowiak aids P. J. Hogue on the Appel building carpentry. Hogue uses crutches after a runaway accident. U S Deputy Ganger and Revenue Inspector checked licenses and liquor laws and found no violations. Primrose Progressive Circle hosted Mrs Lucy Vane with an engaging afternoon and fine refreshments. Farmers prepare winter crops, sow spring varieties, and plant winter wheat and rye. Col O Reddie of Mills paid a visit to Roy on Thursday. Guy Hedgecock of the vicinity stopped by the office Thursday.
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Embroidery Club
Roy District
Rufus Abernathy
E. J. H. Roy
Wai. A. Bramage
Montoya Ranch
J. J. Taylor
Reunion Lake
W. F. Walkowiak
P. J. Hogue
Appel
Mr. Hogue
U. S
the Indies
Primrose Progressive Circle
Lucy Vane
O. O.reddie
Near Mills
Roy
Guy Hedgecock
Near Town
Wis
Jon
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