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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 8

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION
TWO OF ARTICLE EIGHT OF
THE CONSTITUTION or THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
@. 5. for 5. J. Il. No. q, Apr. March
u, 1891.
BE 1t Resolved by the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico.
Section /. That Section 2 OF Article
VIII OF the Constitution OF the State
OF New Mexico be, and the same Is
hereby amended to read as follows;
Sec. 2. The maximum rate Of tax
alton to be levied for all state pur.
poses and uses. including the educa.
tional. penal. and charitable institu.
lions, shall not exceed six mills on the
dollars Of the assessed valuation OF all
property subject TO taxation in the
state. The maximum rate Of tax TO
be levied for all County purposes and
uses. excepting special school levies.
general school tax ievies. special levies
for health purposes, and special levles
on specific classes OF property. shall
not exceed five (S) mills on the dollar ;
Provided. However. that n tax not ex.
cesding two (2) mills on the dollar Of
the assessed valuation OF all property
subject 10 taxation In this state may
he levied for the construction aud
maintenance OF the State Highways.
which said two (2l mills levy shall
not be within the State or County llmi.
fatlons heretofore fixed. The maxi.
mum rate OF tax TO he levied for all
uses shall not exceed ten (lO) mills
on the dollar Provided. However. that
an additional levy OF not to exceed
five (6) mills on the dollar may he
made with the Joint. written consent
of the Board OF County Commissioners
and the State Tux Commission. The
maximum rnte Of tax 10 he levied for
City, Town. or village purposes or uses
shall not exceed five (5) mills on the
dollar. The maximum amount NJ tax
to be levied for health purposes shall
not exceed one-half (h) mill. The
maximum rate Of tax To he levied by
school districts for special school dis
trict purposes. shall not exceed five
(5) mills on the dollar. The foregoing
limitations shall not apply to levies for
the payment OF the public debt or IN.
terest thereon Provided, Further. that
the limitations herein contained shall
not apply 70 tax levies authorized by
the Fifth Legislature and exempted
from similar limitations In existing
laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED Co.sTtTuTICSS.
AMENDMENT
No. 3
No. 3

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROpOS
lNG Az AMENDMENT To SEC
TtOS l OF ARTICLE Y Of the
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
OF NEW MENlCO ENTITLED
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT"
II. J. H. No. ~. Apr Mich ~. 1921.
BE II Resolved by the Legislature OF
tho State ~ New Mexico:
That Section I NJ Article V Of the
Constitution OF the state NJ New Mex
leo, entitled Executive Department"
be and the same 10 hereby amended TO
read as follows:
"SPction l. The executive depart.
meni shall consist ~ = governor, lieu.
tenant governor, secretary ~ state,
state auditor, state treasurer, attor-
ney general, superintendent NJ public
instruction and commissioner NJ pub.
lie lands, who shall he elected for a
term Of two yenrS beginning on the
fret day Of January next after their
election.
Such officers. except the superin.
tendent Of public instruction, after
having served two consecutive terms,
shall bs ineligible 10 hold amy state OF.
flee Tor two years thereafter.
The officers ot the executive depart.
msnt. except the Lieutenant Governor
during their terms Of office. shall re-
side and keep the public records
hooks. papers and seals Of office al
The seat @, government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Report on Diaries
Gives Butter Fat
And Bacteria Score

A rcport Just issued by DR. j. u.
Dochcrty. city and county health oni-
Ger. Of the milk sold In Albuquerque
whether p%astcurized. ray or gunran-
teed shows a wide range of bacteria
count The lower the bacteria count
the better the report according 10
the officer. The report follows;
P~astcurisrd MIX.
Butter Bacteria
fat count.
Content. Rating
Albuquerque Coop
operative dairy ..i.O 5000 ~
Purchasing milk from the following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
No. 5

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION PRO
POSING AN AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE XI OF THE CONSTITU.
TON OF THE STATE OF NEW
MEXICO, ENTITLED CORPORA.
11ONS OTHER THAN MUNICH.
PAL" by ADDING THERETO A
NEW SECTION TO BE MUM
BERED SECTION 10
II. J. X. No. 30, Apr. Mch II. 1921.
BE II Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State Of New Mexico:
That Article NJ OF the Constitution
of the State Of New Mexico. entitled
Corporations other than Municipal"
he amended by adding thereto a new
section TO he numbered Section 10 to
read ms follows:
'sec. 10. The Legislature may b.,
enactment change. alter or enlarge the
powers and dulles OF the Stnte Cor
poraiion Commission created by Sec.
tam l Of this Article for the control
and regulation OF corporations and
may change or alter the prOvlr'ons for
the enforcement OF It's orders .
URtil the Legislature shall otherwise
provide any order mnde by the com.
mission fixing or changing any charge
" iaAo VI ifihAihN w hhl NihAlfN WIN
In It's authority shall be binding upon
the carrier, or company. or person TO
whom the same Is directed and shall
be enforced by the Supreme Court &C
cordlng TO the terms Of such order I'm
less changed or modified by said court
on a hearing applied for by such car.
rier. company or person within n rea.
sonahle time limited In such order.
Upon any hearing or proceeding In
any court upon any order issued by
he commission within the scope OF It's
authority the burden OF proof shall be
upon the carrier, company or person
10 whom such order 10 directed to show
the unreasonableness OF any charge or
rate fixed or requirement specified In
such order and such court may OF It's
,wn motion and shall upon request Of
my Interested party require or author
70 additional evidence. ,
=. IT
For the Amendment u
Against the Amendment u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. ii
No. II

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR AN AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION or THE STATE
or NEW MEXICO By ADDING
THERETO ANOTHER SECTION
TO ARTICLE TX. THE SAME TO
BIZ NUMBERED TO-
III. ]. n. No. 20, Filed Mch. %, 1911.
Be II Resolved By the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico:
Section 4. That the following
amendment to Article TX Of the Con-
Ftitution Of the State OF New Mexico
as an additional section OF said Article
TX, 10 be numbered Section l6. IL pro-
posed, TO be submitted 10 the electors
OF the State NJ an election to be held.
Section 10. Laws enacted by the
Fifth Legislature authorizing the issue
and sale Of State Highway Bonds for
the purpose OF providing funds for the
construction and Improvement Of State
Highways and to enable the State 10
meet and secure sllotments Of Federal
Funds 10 aid In construction and Inn
~prevement Of roads. and laws 80 enact
ed nuthorising the Issue n sale OF
State Highway Debentures TO antlci-
pate the collection OF revenues from
motor vehicle licenses and other eve
nues provided by law for the stnte
Road Fund, shall tnke effect without
submitting them to the electors Of the
state. and Notwithstanding that the to-
nj Indebtedness Of the State may there
by temporarily exceed one per centum
OF the assessed valuation OF all prop
erty subject TO taxation In the state.
Provided, that the total amount OF
such State Highway Bonds pny-
able from proceeds OF axe levied
on property outstanding at n
one time shall not exceed two
mliuOn dollars. The Legislature
shah not enact any law which
will decrease the amount OF the annual
revenues pledged for the payment Of
State Highway De~bentures CT which
will divert apy Of such to any
other purpose . long as any OF the
said debentures issued 10 anticipate
the collection thereof remain unrs'd
For the Amendment II
Against the Amendment IL
Aug. 1920. Sept 5-i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Grays Win 2 to o
Game From Beler

The Grays returned from Belcn
last night with a 2 to 0 victory. which
makes them yictors Of four out OF
five games from the Belen team. II
was a fast game. and fairly close. with
only i've u N scored In the min,
innings. neither of which was earned
and two hits for each team.
Teller made n single early In the
fourth. n later 4. Chavez made an
other. which resulted In the W
scores. The Bclcn team made two
hits on of Terriil. but failed to make
them count
Both OF tho Grays' runs were piled
up In the fourth, After Teller had
hit safe. McCanna hunted. and made
the first stop on an error. He adj
NHnccd to second on the same play.
and Teller was safe at third. Then
came chavez single which brought
McCanua and Teller In.
I'utz and Tcrrlll fought out the
game Boo the pitchers boN. and " Lcutz
had the support. the Grays would
probably % have won. Lynn and
Whitoworth both got hits on Of the
Gray twirlcr.
During the eighth frame. Mos,
Chavez stopped "a foul up on his
thumb which put him % ~ tho
game Ills thumb is Boo bad shape a-
o. result. Armiio finished behind the
BAT IN chavez place.
The score hy innings: n. H.. T.
GTHNa ..... GOO ZOE 600 = 1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
Old Town Stars
Win by % to 10

Tn" Old Town Stars defeated the
Hnppy-,,u LuCkivs by q scor. of 20
Co 90 Boz q game played yesterday ar
trruouu on Tho grounds nt Four
trcuth street and Sew York avenue
h-foro u good siz'l crowd The hat
irriys were. old Town stars t.urrru
and Guivcrra: Huppy-Go-Luckics.
Brauglc. Davis and knight.
tn" old Town Stars have defeated
every amateur team In the Dity ana
ARE now seeking a game" with tine
American Legion team for next sun
duN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
No. /

IofHT RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR THE AMENDMENT OF
SECTION . OF ARTICLE VII or
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO.
Il. ]. II. Ne. ~, Apr. Feb. ~. 1921
Sc II Resolved by the Legislature of
the State Of New Mexico:
That Section 2 Of Article VII nf he
Constitution ~ the state 81 New
Mexico. he ant the same Is hereby
,men,lsl u rcnd Ms follows:
See. 2 Every citizen 81 the United
states who II n legal resident Of the
State and IL n qualified elector there
"a, shall he qnal fled to hold any pub
lc office In the State except Ms other
wise provided IN this Constitution
The right 10 hold public office IN the
state Of New Mexico shall moi he de
nied or abridged or ncrount OF sex.
and wherever the masculine gender IL
used In this Constitution. In def ming
The qualifications fnr specific offices.
Z shall be cons.ru,' To include the
feminine gender. Provided. however.
hat the payment o; public Rad poll
,aT. school pail iaS ar service on jurlea
'hsn not he made a prsr.q iisits to IN,
light OF . female to vote or hold Of
doa-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22

'ho daittcs were rated on dairy me-
thuds In the above report as follows.
Albuquerque Comparative g5, Boze-
mex 50; Schulmcister. 81; J. r..
Phillips. 80: Christ. SIS. BIumcnshine.
81; Butler. SIS. Bluehcr. 50 $40:
Hubbcll. 70; ioudun. 20. williams.
50i Smith, ~ 5-l0i Merritt. so; sails,
20: Co"u. sc; Rio Gpndc 10; Myers.
10 5-10: Apodaca, 90; Stevens. "a.
vivian. g. 5-lO. Strongs a. Ms
FnddN 80 J-ln. Bowers, 80. u. r.
Phillips. 81; Mathews. go: W D..
Hicks. ~. Mann. -: Scheercr. 81;
SwayUo, Bottliug purchasing from
Cox, 20; Becker. IS. Fitzgerald. 49,:
Robinson 81 Russell, a.. CLARK and
Murdoch -: Thomas. 60: Mcnaul 81
BIO; \. r n \. NJ, -: Raynolds. IS.
FERGUSON. 80; Brandcbury. -: Biv-
Hsacht, ~ a-lO; Major, "a: Trait, ~;
French IS; Gilmore. SO $40; Garcia.
n.
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CERTIFICATE or FiLiso.
No. 1904.
STATE on kEW MEXICO

STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF NEW MEXICO.
United States Of America,
State Of New MrAico-sH.
II h Hereby Certified, that there was
filed for record In the office Of the state
Corporation Commission of the State Of New
Mexico. on the frat day OF August, A u.
1921. 81 2 90 O'Clock 7. NJ by the TOLTEC
LIME COMPANY tNo stockhufusu' Liz
hiiityl. q corporation organized under the
laws Of New Mexico, a duly executed con
srnt IN writing that said corporation be
dissolved and this Commission being salts
fled that al Of the requirements Of Section
90. New Mexico Statutes Annotated. Cod
ncation 1918, relating TO the voluntary as
solution Of corporations have been duiy
complied with
Nun. THEREFORE,. upon the films with
this Commission Of an affidavit Showing tnat
this certificate has been Published A. re-
quirod by Law, tho said corporation shall be
dissolved.
The principal office Of The said corpora
ton 10 she STATE H. al Albuquerque. ani the
name Of the agent in charge thereof and
upon whom sreviee may be made Ia MI.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the state
| Corporatun Commission o. the state OF New
/ Mexico has caused this eertificatH 90 he
/ signed by it, Chairman and the seal Of said
| Commission 20 be affixed al the City OF
r--'a Fe on this ist day Of August, A. ID
1921.
Attest a h. MORRISON. Clerk
Aug % and %.
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"sub-sectIon ~. Prior 10 the f1nai
,ction on the general appropriation
m. the legislature may provlds for
"a salaries. mileage and necessary leg
slatlve expenses By special ~sppropria.
ion bills. specifically limited TO such
nrposes but before final action on the
eneral appropriation bill, Il shall not
nnct any other appropriation bill, ex-
en-, upon recommendation OF the GOV
.rnor.
Sub. Section tJ). The governor may.
I any time, recommend to the iegisls.
ure supplementary budgets and sup
Elementary appropriation bills based
hereon. all OF which shall be subject
y the same procedure as the original
tudget and the general appropriation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
" e w S
SWATFEST CAPTURED
BY LEGION PLAYERS
Centrals Lose Game in
Eighth Inning; Score
IA to 9

In a swatfcst which was any teams
game until the eighth Inning. the
American Legion baseball nine de-
feated the Albuquerque centrals at
Barclas park yesterday afternoon by
the score of ~ TO o.
The Centra's pushed into the lead
In the seventh inning by making four
runs. Dujan, the Central twirlcr went
To pieces In the next frame however
and before the hitting rally had ended
the Legion players had pushed six
runs over the plate. II was the sec
ond time hat the score had turned
"A flipflop.
Sains. who twiried FOR the legion.
showed up well throughout allowing
hut five hits and striking out eight
hatters. Ahcyta and Haghy or the
legion made three base hits. The
score by innings was.
n. II. n.
Centrais 200 0O2 10 . IL 10
~l.cgionltes 900 500 36'-ii i6 3
batteries: Ccntrals. Lujan and
Nigil. ~1segionltes. salns and Dustin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 9

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
TWELVE OF ARTICLE NINE OF
THE CONSTITUTION or THE
STATE OF NEW MENICO, EN-
TITLED STATE, COUNTY AND
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
II. j. Il. No. ~. Apr. Mch. ~. 1921.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature ~
the State Of New Mexico:
Section /. That II Is hereby pro
posed to amend Section u Of Article
Il ~ the State Constitution 50 AS to
read MS follows:
sec. ~ No city. town or village
shall contract any debt by an ordi-
nance. which shnll be lrrepealnhle un.
IN the indebtedness therein provided
for shall have been fully paid or dis
charged, and which shall specify for
the purpose to which the funds TO be
raised shall he applied, and which
shall provide for the levy OF a tax not
exceeding twelve mills on the dollar
upon all taxable property within such
city, town or village, sufficient to pay
the interest on. aud to e%xtingulsh the
principal ~. such debt within fify
years. The proceeds ~ such tax shall
he applied. only to the payment OF
such Interest aud principal, No such
debt shall he created unless the cues
/ lions ~ mourning the same, shall. nj
a regular election for %c0uncllmen, al
dcrmnn or other officers NJ such city
town or village, or at a special election
duly chilled for that specific purpose
IN the same manner rs for n regulnl
lection. have hecn submitted 10 n volt
n such qualified electors thereof ~
have paid n property tax therein dur
ng the preceding year. and a major
~ Of those voting ou the question, de
loslted la a separate ballot box, shal
ave voted In favor OF creating sucl
Ish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
No. 10

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
An AMENDMENT TO SECTION 2
or ARTICLE y or THE CoNSTI.
TUITION OF THE STATE or NEW
MENlCO. ENTITLED COUNTY
AND MUNICIPAL CORPORA
TIONS."
n J. H. No. 10. Apr. Mich II, 1921.
BE IL Enacted ~ the Legislature OF
the State ~ New Mexico
section l. That Section . Of Article
\ OF the Constitution NJ the State Of
New Mexico. entitled County and Mn.
nlclpal Corporations. be- and the sams
ls hereby amended 81 ns to read AS fol
lows
Section .. All County officers shall
be elected Tor a term ~ two years
until otherwise provided by law, and
no County officer, except the County
School Superintendent, after having
served two consecutive tsrmA, shall be-
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Washington o.. chicago o.
u,truit 70. Philadelphia o.
cleveland Boston %
- Louis a-lu. Sew york 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-22
.,DoNT wIsHmo

Don't wish you could lind = iob-Find II
Don't wish you could rent your spare
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell H.
By using the HeTaid'I Classified Columns
Pkons alh.
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WHO'S HERE
COMBS

COMBS
l. = Allan. ~ Paso.
T. y Niokcry. Denver.
a.. S stewart. Grants
j. a Brown and wife. oklahoma
CTS. Okla
g. u purkin aud wife. Baker
springs .kBns
a. Madison. El raso.
~ T. Hicks. Santa I'c.
Arthur T. CRUDE. IruNCT.
James Jones' and wife, Fort Worth
Texas
John T. s,atou. Sew York CITY
" G Lo,kctt and wife. Eucino.
y NJ
Peter \ Janos. Columbus o.
a g. Hart santa Fc.
a. Elias. Jr. Santa F".
g. ". Mollor. ~ ruso.
\ T.. Eusor and wife. Los Angeles.
STURGES
n NJ Bront, las Vegas.
Bob white" Las Vegas
Curlrv Mann. Las Vegas.
Earl Root Santa 70.
4 q. ilnas Gallup
- L.. Johnson. Iom"E springs.
Audlcy Rird cuba y NJ
Diego Arpuou. los Lun17
Henry Pick Iamy.
Mrs u r. Bohucrt, oklahoma CITY.
okla.
r \. Rogers and family. rndurah.
Ky.
NI.NNR NDO
H. j. MyIsaay and wife, chicago.
" O.. Hepburn III liso
". @ Mitchell. 81 Louis
J a. Gardner Jr, Colorado
Springs. colo
George \ white. san Bcrodlno,
Calf.
j. a. McNllcn NJ Paso
= $ DonHldsou, II Joseph, Mo
4 r Baker. northampton, Mass.
r. Is Allan. ~ ruso
Mra John q. bliss Sew York city.
Mrs Joseph W VAN. N"w YORK
g. U H~cpthcock. Denver.
II. L. Burns. Los Angeles,
NJ a. Huiups. san Francisco.
r. ~ Lukvr. Denver
Mary Anne cross. ~. Louis.
-. g. Patterson. Sew York city.
\ Blcnko, Cincinnati
~ r.. Wostcrmorcland Dallas, Tex
q. t. curry. Ia las, Tex.
y. - spears. san Antonio, Tex
: g. Bclluti oklahoma city, Okla
j. r.. Gaskill. Kansas city.
T. T. Thompson Los Angeles.
Ipvprf. New orleans
Lucia NllkeuhcrE"r New orleans
G ~ James, Chicago.
]. A. stuart. III Paso.
% Horton D,s Nuinos. la.
Clar,ce ". Lewis, Washington u
G..
T.. r. Janus and wife, Hamilton
TcN.
It 4. Groman. Bethlehem, Pa
y g. GromHu, Las Vegas. y. N.
william d Ewart and wife, SAINT
Fe,
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PROPOSED CO.'S rITUTloNAL
AMENDMENT
No. 4

A JOIN1 RESOIUTION PPOPOS
ING Az AMENDMENT 10 SEC
TlON : or ARTICLE VII pF
THE CONSTITUTION or the
STATE or NEW MEXICO IN
TITLED "TANATION AND REV
ENIE"
a. j. H. No ~, Apr March II, 1891
BE II Resolved 10y the Legislature ~
the State ~ New Mexico
Section !. That Section 2 ~ Article
WI Of the Constitution ~ the state
II New Mexico. entitled Taxation aud
Revenue he and the same Is hereby
amended so as 10 read as follows
Section 5 The Legislature may eT.
'nipt from taxation property NJ each
bend NJ n family 10 the amount ~ two
hundred dollars, and the property Of
very houornhly discharged sold or,
-nilur. marine and army nurse. and the
widow Of every such soldier, sailor, or
uuriue. who scrNe cd IN the armed
lnrces m the United States NJ any
inc during the period In which the
'nited States was regularly aud Off.
ally engaged In any war, IN the sum
Z w thousand dollars Provided.
INT II every case where exemption Is
aimed IN the ground Of the claimants
nving served with the military "
avn forces Of the United States ms
forcssid, tho burden NJ proving actual
MI hnun fide ownership Of such prop
IS. upon which exemption Is claimed
ull he upon the claimant"
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PROPOSED srITuTlONAl
AMENDMENT
Mo. 2

, RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION 9.
or Article II OF THE cos
STlTCTIpN OF THE STATE Oh
NEW MEXICO.
Jolut Res N"," CAS- Ainended) Apr
March 8. 1921.
Re 1t Resolved by the Legislature OF
tho Sts,- u New Mexico:
Sertlun I THAT Section 80 ~ Arti
Gle II ~ The Constitution Of the State
NJ New Mexico he amended 80 thnt the
said sectinn shnll renh rs follows;
Section - Uutil otherwise provld
ID nv law ~ alien Ineligible 10 clti.
tenship unG-r fitr lnws Of the United
btaiSs or corporation, c~opartnership
Or association, Q majority Of the stock
or nterst Ia winch 10 owned or held
~ such slieus. shall scquire title,
'~ssshold or other interest In or to
real sstats In New hsIieo.
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toned upon the faithful performanc,
Of the duties Of his office.
"secfion 10. The Chairman Of the
state Land Commission ahniI be the
third member, together with the Gov
ernor and Attorney General. Of the
Commission created by Section II Of
the Act Of Congress, approved June
10th. 1910. commonly called the Ena-
bling Ast"
For the Amendment L
Against the Amendment l.
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''DONT's"-FoR WISHING
Dent wish you could find a Iob--find ".
Don't Wish you could rent yoar spart
ment-Rent Il.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell IL.
ny using the HerAld's Classified Columns.
phona aAs
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LEGAL
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS

THE BOARD or REGENTS or THE
STATE UNIVERSITY or NEW MEXICO
invite bids for the erection Of an Extension
TO tho Women's Residential Hall on the
Campus Of the State University.
Plans and Specifications may be obtained
81 the offices o. Messrs Hill. frost
frost. Architects, 20 Armilo Building. Al
buquerque, New MEXICO,
bidder will be required 70 deposit with
their sealed bids a certified check for i've
per cent Of the amount Of theig htdA. bond
will be required for the full and prompt
performance Of the contract.
Bids will be received by DR.. : A. Rsidy,
Secretary Treasurer, Barnett batlding, Al.
huquarque. New Mexico, snd will be opened
and passed upon by the Executive Commit
tee for the Board Of Regeats on August
20. 1921, At the Prcsldcnts ofiee OF the
STATE University In Albuquerque.
The Board Of Regents reserves The right
TO reject any or all bids.
signed. j. A REIDY,
secretary Treasurer
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~ NUNN'S RESULTS
NttInuuI Isuuuy


Wrn,klNu 70. cincinnati g.
>yN YORK g. 50 Louis &
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For the Amendment
Against the Amendmont
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LEGAL NOTICES Is
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS

Pursuant "a Chapter tss. Session
Laws OF 1871, thu following constltu-
tiopai amendments arc submitted 10
the qualified voters Of the state of
New Mexico for adoption or rcjcc-
ton at the Special Election To- be- held
september 10, 1921.
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
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