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Proposed constitutional amendments in New Mexico, 1953 (Publication of the Division of Research of the Department of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Dorothy I Cline, 1953 Albuquerque and the city manager plan, 1917-1948 (Publication of the Division of Research of the Dept. of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Dorothy I Cline, 1951 Reply of Joab Houghton, late chief of the Supreme Court of the temporary civil government of the Territory of New Mexico: To the personal and slanderous ... Representatives on the 15th of March, 1852 by Joab Houghton, 1852 Proposed constitutional amendments in New Mexico, 1951 (Publication of the Division of Research of the Department of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Charles Burnet Judah, 1951 Municipal law manual (Publication of the Division of Research of the Department of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Frederick Clarence Irion, 1952 The New Mexico state budget system, (The University of New Mexico. Publications of the Division of Research, Department of Government) by William Jackson Parish, 1946 Santa Fe, New Mexico: The city government, county government, and schools by Earle J Harmer, 1969 The State of New Mexico Twenty-third Legislature (Publication of the Division of Research of the Department of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Frederick Clarence Irion, 1957 Spanish Government in New Mexico by Marc Simmons, 1969-01-01 The state educational system, (Division of Research, Department of Government, University of New Mexico. [Publications] 1)) by Thomas C Donnelly, 1946 Political instability in Latin America (Publication of the Division of Research of the Department of Government of the University of New Mexico) by Miguel Jorrín, 1953 Consumer protection in New Mexico (Publication of the Division of Research, Dept. of Government, University of New Mexico) by David Boyce Hamilton, 1958 Speech on the boundary of Texas,: And organizing a government for New Mexico; delivered in the House of Representatives, Wednesday, August 28, 1850 by Henry W Hilliard, 1850 The school board and the school board member (The Division of Research of the Dept. of Government of the University of New Mexico. Publication 9) by John William Diefendorf, 1947

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81. Aztec, New Mexico
    SJEDS information concerning demographics, economic, government information for Aztec, NM.  
    http://www.sanjuaneds.com/0_Community/aztec.html
    
    Extractions: Aztec was originally settled by Pueblan Indians in the 13th century. The ruined city they left behind on the banks of the Animas River is an outlier of the Chacoan civilization that once extended from northern Mexico into southern Utah. Today Aztec is a town of 6,378 with an historic town center. It is the seat of San Juan County government and home to the Aztec Ruins National Monument. Aztec is located between the larger cities of Farmington, New Mexico, and Durango, Colorado, with comfortable residential neighborhoods and a picturesque central business district that houses several thriving local businesses. CLICK HERE FOR THE CITY OF AZTEC HOME PAGE with links that describe local government, education, recreation and the business community. Contact SJEDS@SanJuanEDS.com

82. State Of New Mexico: Maps, History, Government, Flag, Facts - LibrarySpot.com
    State Home Page Official info from new mexico. NM Genealogy (GenealogySpot) Search Museums by State (MuseumSpot) NM government (GovSpot) State Guides  
    http://www.libraryspot.com/state/nm.htm
    
    Extractions: Link to Site Reference Desk Acronyms Almanacs Associations Ask an Expert Biographies Business Calculators Calendars Countries Current Events Dictionaries Encyclopedias Genealogy Government Grammar/Style Historic Docs How To Images Legal Lists Maps Medical Music People Public Records Quotations States Statistics Style Guides Thesauri Time Trivia White Pages Yellow Pages Zip Codes Library News Book Reviews Education Headlines Library News Library Journals HEADLINESPOT Today's Top Stories Search the News News By City News By State News by Country Education News Health News Political News Sports News Weather Much More... StartSpot Network BookSpot.com CinemaSpot.com EmploymentSpot.com GenealogySpot.com GovSpot.com HeadlineSpot.com HomeworkSpot.com LibrarySpot.com MuseumSpot.com TripSpot.com New Mexico

83. Southwest Council Of Government
    Silver City, new mexico. Includes the counties of Catron, Grant, Hidalgo, and Luna.  
    http://www.epcog.org/sw/
    
    Extractions: The New Mexico Area Planning District V, Southwest New Mexico Council of Governments, was created in 1969 by a joint resolution. It is a voluntary association of Local Governments and Organizations. The SWNMCOG provides regional planning and technical assistance on transportation, economic development, infrastructure and other issues that are established by the Board.

84. Doña Ana County
    05/20/04 by Web Weaver. Doña Ana County government 180 West Amador Las Cruces, new mexico 88001 Voice (505) 6477200 Fax (505) 647-7224 TDD (505) 647-7285.  
    http://www.co.dona-ana.nm.us/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Doña Ana County's Web Site! Las Cruces, New Mexico U.S.A. Election Results! Deeds Online Real Property Marriage Licenses Vital Stats Info Clerk's Fees Prop Tax FAQ Calc Prop Tax NM Tax Code Mobile Home Permit Construction Permit Waste Station Hrs HUD Job Line Indigent Claims Telnet Access LandUseOrdinance Park Maintenance Welcome! New Mexico . It was created in 1852 and is the second-most populated county in the state. The county seat, Las Cruces , has been ranked as one of the fastest-growing communities in the United States for the past decade. The quality of life in the county is characterized by a strong sense of community that is enhanced by a rural lifestyle. Doña Ana County's 635 employees are proud participants in the national Character Counts! initiative to promote ethics in the workplace. Assets identified by residents include peace and quiet, friendliness of the people, wonderful local produce and foods, and terrific weather in a rural setting where you can still see the stars. The county comprises 3,804 square miles in south-central New Mexico, and borders

85. New Mexico State And Local Government
    State government and Admission thereafter; this Enabling Act replaced an earlier Enabling Act of 16 June 1906 which was conditional upon Arizona and new mexico  
    http://www.thegreenpapers.com/slg/NM.html
    
    Extractions: The Green Papers: State and Local Government New Mexico Governor: (Term Limit: 2 consecutive 4-year terms) Senators: (Electoral Classes 1 and 2) 2000 Representatives: (0.69% of 435) 2002 Representatives: (0.69% of 435) 2004 Electors: (0.93% of 535) 1990 Census: (0.61% of 248,765,170) 2000 Census: (0.65% of 281,998,273) Registered Voters (2000): Estimated Voting age population (2000): Capital: Santa Fe Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Northern Marianas ... 2004 New Mexico Statewide Office Holders Official Name/Status All States The STATE of New Mexico Organized as a Territory: 9 September 1850. created out of the Mexican Cession to the United States of 1848 and territory ceded to the United States by the State of Texas Admitted to the Union as a State: 6 January 1912 upon Proclamation by President William Howard Taft that conditions- set by a Joint Resolution of the 62nd Congress (S.J. Res 57) on 21 August 1911 admitting the State- had been satisfactorily met The 47th state.

86. New Mexico Broadcasters Association
    A nonprofit organization that serves as a liaison for the broadcast community with state and federal government, broadcast educators and those individuals or groups who are concerned with broadcast industry.  
    http://www.nmba.org/
    
    Extractions: Enter User Name Enter Password Welcome to the New Mexico Broadcasters Association web site. We have created this site to meet the needs of our members and the community. Below you will see a listing of any important breaking news that relates to broadcasting in New Mexico as well as a list of any important up coming events. The links to the left of the page can be used to find additional information about our member stations and our community. Thanks for visiting! CALL FOR ENTRIES

87. New Mexico Technet - Serving New Mexico Since 1984
    new mexico Technet offers over 20 local dialins state-wide, T3 Internet access, government information, and education and networking services, including ISDN in Albuquerque.  
    http://www.technet.nm.org

88. ERES Consultants - Pavement Engineering Specialists For Roads And Airports - Tes
    Pavement research projects in cooperation with a wide range of clients including the federal government, state agencies, and private industry headquartered in new mexico.  
    http://www.eresnet.com/

89. BENJAMIN J. MONTOYA & COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
    Santa Fe, new mexico, CPA specializes in state and local government consulting as well as providing accounting and tax services to small businesses and individuals.  
    http://www.benmontoya.com/

90. Deming, New Mexico
    Municipal Offices 309 South Gold Avenue PO Box 706 Deming, new mexico 88031 Phone 505/5468848 Fax 505/546-6442. Form of government Mayor - Council.  
    http://www.zianet.com/deming/city.html

91. OCEDC | Otero County Economic Development Council - Alamogordo, New Mexico
    Complete economic resource guide for Otero County, new mexico including demographics, community profiles, education, state and local government, commercial sites, tax incentives.  
    http://www.ocedc.com
    
    Extractions: The OCEDC Report, June issue's feature story MARTINA MCBRIDE SHOOTS IN OTERO COUNTY The past month has been very active for Joan Griggs, Film Liaison of the Otero County Film Office as the Film Office responded to inquiries and/or visits for three movies, one fashion/travel photography company, one national ad campaign, a documentary for the Travel Channel and one music video. The new music video for Martina McBride was filmed on Otero County ranch locations , and at White Sands National Monument on May 8 and 9. Within Otero County, the production company working for the client, RCA, was able to find a deserted country highway, a high lookout, and a perfect sunset at the White Sands. Over 30 crew and production company personnel were required to produce this video and many New Mexicans were hired. Even though long stretches of highway in New Mexico may appear to be deserted, when you look with the eye of producer, you see the telephone poles, houses, signs and frequently planes are everywhere. After a long day searching, the sites were chosen and the rest of the group, including Martina, began to arrive in Alamogordo. Crew members erected a series of doors across a highway, creating an unusual set. The sky cooperated with blue sky and white clouds. Green screens were used as Martina opened each door, so that the next location could be superimposed in post-production. The TODAY SHOW also had a crew along to video the experience of their mother-daughter winners of a Mother’s Day competition. This mother-daughter combo won the opportunity to be a part of Martina’s newest video. Be watching for this new music video of Martina McBride’s beautiful song, “How Far”.

92. Official Homepage Of The South African Consulate General In Los Angeles
    Covering Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, new mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Has contact information and links to government sites.  
    http://link2southafrica.com/

93. About The USA - Travel & Geography > New Mexico
    Teacher Resources · ProTeacher Lessons by State new mexico Link Lists · GovEngine.com Federal, State Local government Site · new mexico (Google) · new  
    http://www.usembassy.de/usa/newmexico.htm
    
    Extractions: Abbreviation: NM New Mexico was the Spanish name for the territory north and west of the Rio Grande. New Mexico was admitted to the Union as the 47th state in 1912. New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment because of its scenic beauty and rich history. In 1540, the Spanish conquistador Coronado trekked through the area known today as New Mexico in search of the fabled seven cities of gold. The state has a large Hispanic population, as New Mexico was under Spanish control from the 16th century until about 1846. The influence of the Apache Indians who live there is evident in the artwork and culture. The Pueblo Indian presence is also very apparent, most visibly in the tribe's buildings. Part of the "Old West", New Mexico was a place known for cowboys and cattle drives. The landscape ranges from rose-colored deserts to snow-capped mountains. Lovers of history can visit Indian ruins, frontier forts and Spanish missions. Indian ceremonies, Spanish fiestas and local rodeos are among the most interesting events for tourists.

94. Rio Rancho Online
    Site maintained by the City of Rio Rancho, new mexico, with access to municipal government, news, services, business, and culture.  
    http://ci.rio-rancho.nm.us/

95. Official Web Site Of The City Of Farmington
    Farmington, new mexico's official City government site.  
    http://www.farmington.nm.us/
    
    Extractions: NEWS and ANNOUNCEMENTS Legal Notices Please be advised that Browning Parkway will be under construction at Southside River Road from Morningstar Drive to Wildflower Parkway Stage 1 "Water Shortage Advisory" is still in effect for Farmington. Voluntary water conservation efforts are highly encouraged. ... Select Here City Council Meeting Agenda Civic Center/Performing Arts Closed Bids Connie Mack World Series Current Open Bids Department Listing Legal Notices Online Utility Service Inquiry and Payment Pinon Hills Golf Course Posted Job Opening Summer Outdoor Theater Employment Search Services Departments ... Privacy Notice

96. The Avalon Project : New Mexico - Laws For The Government Of The Territory Of Ne
    The Avalon Project at Yale Law School. Laws for the government of the Territory of new mexico; September 22, 1846. Administration;  
    http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/states/nm/kearney.htm
    
    Extractions: The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Laws for the Government of the Territory of New Mexico; September 22, 1846 Sec. 1. The laws heretofore in force concerning descents, distributions, wills and testaments, as contained in the treatise on these subjects, written by Pedro Murillo De Larde, shall remain in force so far as they are in conformity with the constitution of the United States and the state laws in force for the time being. Sec. 2. The prefects shall grant letters testamentary and of administration. Sec. 3. Letters testamentary and of administration shall be granted in the county in which the mansion house or place of abode of the deceased is situated. If he had no mansion house or place of abode at the time of his death, and be possessed of lands, letters shall be granted in the county in which the lands or a part thereof lies. If the deceased had no mansion house or place of abode, and was not possessed of lands, letters may be granted in the county in which he died or where the greater part of his estate may be; if he died out of the territory having no mansion house or place of abode or lands within this territory, letters may be granted in any county in which any personal estate of the deceased may be. Sec. 4.

97. Government Performance Project 2003/Report Card: New Mexico
    they sell to the federal government. The state would otherwise lose these revenues, since the feds don’t pay sales taxes. “new mexico has adapted really  
    http://governing.com/gpp/2003/gp3nm.htm
    
    Extractions: FAST FACTS Gross state tax revenues (rank): $4 billion (35) State tax revenues per capita (rank): State tax revenues as % of personal income (rank): State and local taxes as % of personal income (rank): Standout characteristics: One of the most centrally funded states; top state in ratio of return from federal government ($2.08 for every $1 put in); one of most successful states in reducing disparities in education funding. About these charts Among the services taxed are those of doctors and dentists, lawyers, engineers and accountants, plus a variety of other activities that are given a free pass in most states. The majority of labor services and repairs are taxed in New Mexico, as are construction contracts and just about all personal services, such as barbershops, laundries and health clubs. One way to pay for rate reductions might be by eliminating some current exemptions. A candidate is the exemption from the gross receipts tax for nonprofits. Changing this rule would allow the state to bring in revenue from Los Alamos National Laboratory, which is operated by the University of California. This would treat it in the same way the state treats Sandia National Laboratories, which is privately operated. Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

98. Government Performance Project 2001/Report Card: New Mexico
    Grading the States introduction THE government PERFORMANCE PROJECT. Report Card new mexico. GOVERNOR Gary E. Johnson (Republican, elected 1994)  
    http://governing.com/gpp/2001/gp1nm.htm
    
    Extractions: Gary E. Johnson (Republican, elected 1994) The state does a somewhat better job in allocating resources for its Department of Transportation than it does for its facilities. The department prepares a six-year Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan, which is updated every year. Most DOT projects are finished on time, and come in close to budget. The department uses several forms of alternative delivery to speed project completion, including public-private partnerships. AVERAGE GRADE: C+ Congressional Quarterly, Inc. Reproduction in any form without the written permission of the publisher is prohibited. Governing and Governing.com are trademarks of Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

99. NEW MEXICO Foreclosures Government Foreclosed Home Foreclosure Federal Homes
    new mexico Bank Foreclosures government Foreclosed Houses, Federal Homes, Distressed Properties, and Commercial Forclosures are all at your fingertips with  
    http://new_mexico.foreclosure.com/

100. United States Government To Review New Mexico Land Grant Rights
     La Voz de Aztlan Exclusive United States government to Review new mexico Land Grants Under the Treaty of GuadalupeHidalgo. Albuquerque  
     http://aztlan.net/treatynm.htm

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