New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-25

W. W. OonouooAs S~S WV
N. M.
For County Surveyor. for the tern
Of 2 years:
N. Howard Thorpe. Republican. San
ia Fe, N. M.
John Walker, Democrat Santa Fe
N. M.
B. 8. Martin, Socialist, Moriarty. N
Judges Of Election and Voting Place.
BY Precincts:
/. Elias Valdez, Lorenzo Romero
and Emiliano Roybal.
School House No. 16.
2. Martin Acuna, Oswald Digne'
and Timoteo Griego.
School House.
3. Seferino Alarid Manuel Baca
Campos and Juan Delgado.
School House, Ward No. J..
4. Canuto Alarid, Jose Dominguez
Jesus Tapia.
Office of Justice Of the Peace.
s. Candelario Romero. Felix Lope;
and Jose Dolores Romero.
School House No. s.
6. Andres C. De Baca, Francisco
Romero and j. D. L. A. GARLIC.
School House.
z. Dolores Espinoza, Tomas d.
Llalo and James Coleman.
Rafael Granito's Hall.
8. Donaciano Angel, Apolonio Cha
vezs and Jose A. Anaya.
School House.
9. Donaciano Gonzales, Felipe Roy
bal and Antonio s. Gomez.
School House No. 9.
10. j. R. Grammer, w. F. Pruett and
Perry Ferguson.
School House No. 10.
II. Frank Davis, Juan Davis, and
Roman Amanda.
School House No. II.
~. Juan Sanchez, George F. Ludi
and Manuel G. Montoya.
School House No. ~.
10. Vidal Olivas, Salmon Velasquez
and Juan Gonzales y Roybal.
School House.
IA. Rumoldo Ortega, Jose Chaves
and Victor Gallegos.
School House No. 20.
Is. Carpio Valencia, Rafael Macs.
tas and Tomas Quintana.
School House No. 20.
16. Matias Montoya, Bias Bustos
and Candida Mestas.
School House No. IS.
II. Alberto Garcia, Carlos Conklin
and HilaTio Sandoval.
J. S. Garcia Barber Shop.
IS. Henry Pacheco. Marcos Rael
and c. o. Harrison.
City Hall.
10. Augustin Montoya, Felix Muir.
ply and Juan Narvaiz.
School House.
20. Benito Cunningham, Pablo Ar.
anda and Quinto SandOval.
School House.
81. George Davis, Miguel Perez and
John Wiley.
School House.
%. Valentine Valdez, Nabor Gomez
and Onofre Ortiz.
School House.
%. Doroteo Benidez, Marcorlo Jime-
nez and Pedro Jimenez.
School House.
"a. Abelino Valencia, Manuel Cha
yes and Pablo Sanchez.
Old Benito Seller Store.
rs. Juan Manuel Angel, Eulogio
Sandoval and Marcelino Garcia y Sc
gura.
School House.
Notice is also hereby given that the
following proposition will also be sub
to the voters and be voted upon
the said election:
Shall an issue of bonds be issued
by the State of New Mexico to be
known as the Capitol Addition Bond
issue, in the sum of 5000, 900; sew
enty-five of which said bonds shall
bear date of November 30th, 1918,
and an additional seventy-five of said
bonds shall bear date May 31st, 1919,
and an additional fifty of said bonds
shall bear date December 31et, 1919,
all of which said bonds shall be of
denomination of $1,000 each, and
all of which shall bear interest at
he rate of 4 IL per cent per annum,
said interest to be payable semi-an-
nually in gold coin or its equivalent
in lawful money of the United States,
and which said bonds are redeemable
at the option of the State of New Mex
leo, at any time after ten years from
heir date, (The more definite partic-
with reference to said bond is
appearing in the Act of the Leg
of the State of New Mexico,
approved March 18th, 1917, and
as Chapter 1903 of the Session
Of the State of New Mexico, of,
he year 1917, appearing in the said
which is as follows to-wit:
CHAPTER 1903, LAWS OF 1917.
An Act authorizing the construction of
an addition to The Capitol Building
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