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Jicarilla Chieftain P.O. Box 507 Seneca Drive Dulce, NM 87528 (575) 759-4223 Fax: 759-1393 SANTA FE COUNTY The Independent P.O. Box 1056 Edgewood, NM 87015 (505) 286-1212 Fax: 286-6119 www.the-independent-newspaper.com La Voz Nuevo Mexico (Spanish Language) P.O. Box 2048 One New Mexican Plaza Santa Fe, NM 87504 (505) 986-3007 Fax: 984-1785 Santa Fe Reporter P.O. Box 2306 132 East Marcy Street Santa Fe, NM 87504-2306 (505) 988-5541 Fax: 988-5348 www.sfreporter.com SIERRA COUNTY The Herald P.O. Box 752 1204 North Date T or C, NM 87901 (575) 894-2143 Fax: 894-7824 www.heraldpub.com Sierra County Sentinel P.O. Box 351 1747 East Third T or C, NM 87901-0351 (575) 894-3088 Fax: 894-3998 www.gpkmedia.com TAOS COUNTY The Taos News P.O. Box U 226 Albright Street Taos, NM 87571 (575) 758-2241 Fax: 758-9647 www.taosnews.com TORRANCE COUNTY Mountain View Telegraph P.O. Box 2225 717 Abrahames Moriarty, NM 87035 (505) 823-7100 Fax: 823-7107 www.mvtelegraph.com 438 Sangre de Cristo Chronicle P.O. Box 29 Angel Fire, NM 87710 (575) 377-2358 Fax: 377-2679 www.sangrechronicle.com UNION COUNTY Union County Leader P.O. Box 486 15 North First Street Clayton, NM 88415-0486 (575) 374-2587 Fax: 374-8117 PUBLISHED BI-WEEKLY SAN JUAN COUNTY Four Corners Business Journal 205 W. Arrington Farmington, NM 87401 (505) 564-4673 Fax: 326-6592 SOCORRO COUNTY Steppin Out 616 Nicholas Ave. (575) 835-2127 Socorro, NM 87801 www.steppinoutnewmexico.com PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY GRANT COUNTY The Mustang WNMU Board of Student Pubs P.O. Box 680 Silver City, NM 88062 (575) 538-6392 Fax: 538-6155 SOCORRO COUNTY Paydirt NM Inst. of Mining & Tech. Pay Dirt Campus Station Socorro, NM 87801 (575) 835-5996 Fax: 835-5285 paydirt@nmt.edu PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY BERNALILLO COUNTY The Perspective P.O. Box 25041 Albuquerque, NM 87125 (505) 839-1886 RíO ARRIBA COUNTY Chama Courier P.O. Box 210 Chama, NM 87520 (575) 756-1823 SANDOVAL COUNTY Corrales Comment P.O. Box 806 Corrales, NM 87048 (505) 897-3700 SANTA FE COUNTY Round the Roundhouse 1339 Cerrillos Road, Suite 3 Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 988-1135/988-5430 www.roundtheroundhouse.com RTRoundhouse@gmail.com Santa Fe Times 418 Cerrillos, Ste. 15 Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 982-0588/same PUBLISHED MONTHLY BERNALILLO COUNTY N.M. Press 700 Silver, SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505) 275-1241/275-1449 www.nmpress.org GRANT COUNTY Sunshine Seniors HC 68 Box 60 D Silver City, NM 88061 (575) 536-2297 OTERO COUNTY Mountain Monthly P.O. Box 495 Online Edition Cloudcroft, NM 88317 (575) 682-2208 info@mountainmonthly.com www.mountainmonthly.com Shop Talk (E News Only) (505) 275-1241/275-1449 New Mexico News Network (E-News Only) (505) 881-4444/881-5353 www.nmnn.net
SANTA FE Santa Fe Monthly PMB 317 7 Avenida Vista Grande Suite B-7 Santa Fe, NM 87508 (505) 466-4661 New Mexico Free Press 1225 Parkway Dr., Suite A Santa Fe, NM 87507 (505) 629-1050 Green Fire Times P.O. Box 5588 Santa Fe, NM 87502 (505) 471-6151 POLITICAL REPORTERS Associated Press Office 328 Galisteo Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 982-1012 Barry Massey Albuquerque Journal Capitol Bureau 328 Galisteo Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 988-8881 FAX 983-2523 Sam Boyde Deborah Baker Inside the Capitol 3 La Tusa Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 982-2723 FAX 984-0982 Jay Miller insidethecapitol@hotmail.com http://insidethecapitol.blogspot.com Mills Communications P.O. Box 5141 Santa Fe, NM 87502 (505) 471-4452 Lorene Mills lcarpmills@aol.com New Mexican P.O. Box 2048 202 East Marcy Street Santa Fe, NM 87504-2048 (505) 983-3303 Fax: 984-1785 www.SantaFeNewMexican.com Steve Terrell Dave Miles Prime Time 925 Luna Circle NW Albuquerque, NM 87102-1948 (505) 880-0470/881-4754 WIRE SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE Associated Press 5130-A San Francisco Rd. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505) 822-9022/828-0310 apalbuquerque@ap.org Metro Networks 1601 Randolph Rd. SE Suite 120-S (505) 842-0110/842-0150 Albuquerque, NM 87106 edhartly@metronetworks.com Reuters America Inc. ProLaw 4401 Masthead, NE, Ste.100 Albuquerque, NM 87109 (800) 977-6529 www.reuters.com SANTA FE Associated Press 328 Galisteo (505) 982-1012/988-4929 Santa Fe, NM 87501 apalbuquerque@ap.org Dallas Morning News 508 Young Street Dallas, TX 75202 (214) 977-8222 www.dallasnews.com 439
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Published by the Office of the NM S
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INTRODUCTION—2012 BLUE BOOK Welco
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We have ordained and established th
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish to thank a
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MILITARY SECTION Chester Nez, Navaj
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"Tent Rocks" Photo by Patrick Welch
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Native Americans Pueblos in New Mex
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New Mexico U.S. Senators of the Fal
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Margaret Larragoite—In Memoriam .
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SECRETARY OF STATE DIANNA J. DURAN
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“Anglo-American.” These were te
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Dear Fellow New Mexicans, For many
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Dear Fellow Citizens of New Mexico,
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"The Flume at Las Trampas" Photo by
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“They Were There” - The Witness
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wake. Andrews ran unsuccessfully fo
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“Maker of Presidents.” Hitchcoc
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Sept. 7-Oct. 31 Silver City Humming
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About the New Mexico Statehood Cent
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NEW MExICO ONLINE SOURCES FOR STATE
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"Petroglyphs" Photo by Bruce Gauche
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After the independence of Mexico, b
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1912 NEW MEXICO STATE MAP Created b
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In the northwest, the San Juan Basi
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Jurassic Period red-brown sandstone
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PERIOD OR EPOCH ROUGH ESTIMATE OF Y
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"Enchanting New Mexico" Photo by Ru
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Crown and all its citizens to conve
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Northern Tiwas: Taos, Picuris Tewas
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*September 16, 1692 The Tupatu brot
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and the aggrieved Indian community.
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served as servants, shepherds, or l
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ooms, a capilla (chapel) and a meet
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are hereby considered citizens of t
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1865 Mescalero Apaches flee from ca
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1886 Geronimo surrenders and hostil
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New Mexico Day held at the Louisian
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*1917 Nina Otero-Warren is appointe
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Fe. Fred Harvey Company leases La F
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*1941 John E. Miles (D) is re-elect
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Eugene D. Luján becomes the first
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Mexico. *1967 David Cargo (R) is el
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New Mexican Tony Sandoval wins the
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*1998 New Mexico celebrates its Qua
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**Rep. Ken Martínez, son of former
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2009 Republican Mayoral Candidate,
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NEW MEXICO LAND GRANTS In 1598, the
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DEFINITION AND LIST OF COMMUNITY LA
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Jornado del Muerto Rejected José A
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Río del Oso Failed to pursue Río
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DELEGATES TO THE NEW MEXICO CONSTIT
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"A Walk through Time" Photo by Shaw
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In 2005, two other memorable events
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NATIVE AMERICANS IN NEW MEXICO TODA
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MESCALERO APACHE TRIBE The Mescaler
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The Navajo Nation is engaged in maj
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OJO ENCINO CHAPTER HCR 79 Box 1500
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Navajo Code Talkers Photo and Summa
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JEMEZ PUEBLO PUEBLO OF JEMEZ P.O. B
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PICURIS PUEBLO PUEBLO OF PICURIS P.
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SAN ILDEFONSO PUEBLO PUEBLO OF SAN
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TAOS PUEBLO PUEBLO OF TAOS P.O. Box
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ZUNI PUEBLO PUEBLO OF ZUNI P.O. Box
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Last meeting of the Fort Sill Apach
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FEAST DAYS AND CEREMONIALS JANUARY
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Third Week St. Elizabeth's Feast Da
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In June 2012, Chester Nez is the la
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Through the efforts of Dr. Tom Chav
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een attacked—and the enemy is alr
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Company E Santa Fe Company F Santa
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Nation are known to have served in
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Today this research center is no lo
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and submarines at sea. They serve i
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proud heritage as the oldest militi
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NEWEST NEW MEXICO NAVAL VESSEL USS
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U.S. Army Sgt. Lee Todacheene, 29,
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2008 US Navy, Tech 2nd Class Menele
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"Double Rainbow" Photo by R. Thomas
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STATE BIRD The State Bird of New Me
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STATE CAPITOLS DOUBLE-DOMER TERRITO
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THE ROUNDHOUSE By the 1960's the go
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STATE FLAG The image to the right f
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STATE FOLKLORIST Claude Stephenson,
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STATE GRASS The "Blue Grama" (Boute
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Squash Blossom Necklace Photo Court
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STATE QUESTION: "RED or GREEN?" In
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NEW MEXICO STATE SEALS USED IN THE
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New Mexico Mi Lindo Nuevo Mexico Mu
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STATE COWBOY SONG 163
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STATE TREE Few plants or animals ar
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"Summer Blessing" Photo by Tom Spro
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HELP AMERICA VOTE ACT IN NEW MEXICO
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1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,0
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NEW MEXICO VOTING AGE BY POPuLATION
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MAJOR POLITICIAL PARTIES IN NEW MEX
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3200 Monte Vista, NE Albuquerque, N
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MINOR POLITICAL PARTIES IN NEW MEXI
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"Abiquiu Overlook" Photo by Charles
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U.S. PRESIDENTS AND VICE PRESIDENTS
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PRESIDENCy NOTES 1. Political Party
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U.S. SENATORS JEFF BINGAMAN (D) www
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NEW MEXICO U.S. SENATORS OF THE FAL
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NM TERRITORIAL DELEGATES TO U.S. CO
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U.S. REPRESENTATIVES MARTIN HEINRIC
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NEW MEXICO U.S. REPRESENTATIVES THR
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“Carlsbad Caverns - Big Room, Hal
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1913 STATE OFFICERS 201
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State Treasurer Public Regulation C
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FORMER NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR'S 1912 -
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Bruce King (D) 1991-1994 Susana Mar
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MEXICAN NEW MEXICO GOVERNORS (1821-
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N. M. STATE GOVERNORS AND LT. GOVER
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR John Sanchez Of
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FORMER NEW MEXICO LIEUTENANT GOVERN
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FORMER NEW MEXICO LIEUTENANT GOVERN
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NOTES 1. Since the first state elec
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CAP participants are granted the us
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FORMER NEW MEXICO SECRETARIES OF ST
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ADMINISTRATION Statutorily mandated
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ATTORNEY GENERAL’S DUTIES Accordi
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NEW MEXICO ATTORNEY GENERALS (1912-
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NEW MEXICO STATE AUDITORS (1912-Pre
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COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS Ray Po
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STATE TREASURER James B. Lewis 2055
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“The following italicized text wa
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available funds; the wisdom of its
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NEW MEXICO PUBLIC REGULATION COMMIS
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GOVERNOR’S CABINET DEPARTMENTS Af
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Aging Network Division The Aging Ne
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• Corrections Industries • Comm
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE New Mexic
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DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISH The dep
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welfare of citizens. When necessary
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keeping force and as peace keepers
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The New Mexico Department of Vetera
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The Oil Conservation Division assur
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HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Hig
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OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER The Ne
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STATE PERSONNEL OFFICE The State Pe
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New Mexico’s forest will soon bec
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BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS There are 30
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Department of Transportation Cumbre
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Public Employee Labor Relations Boa
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Supreme Court New Mexico Commission
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"Chili Harvesting in Chimayo" Photo
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1913 New Mexico State Senators 279
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President Pro Tempore Majority Lead
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PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF THE SENATE
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NEW MEXICO SENATE ERIC G. GRIEGO (D
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NEW MEXICO SENATE NANCY E. RODRIGUE
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ALBuQuERQuE AREA SENATE DISTRICTS N
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LIST OF CHIEF CLERkS SINCE STATEHOO
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1913 New Mexico House of Representa
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HOuSE LEADERSHIP State Representati
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Ben Luján (D) Democrat, District 4
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NEW MEXICO HOuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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"Chile Roasting Time" Photo by Barb
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ALBuQuERQuE AREA HOuSE DISTRICTS N
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LIST OF CHIEF CLERkS SINCE STATEHOO
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LIST OF SENATE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SIN
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THE LEGISLATIVE EDuCATION STuDy COM
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REAPPORTIONMENT AND REDISTRICTING*
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HOuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RE-DISTRIC
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"Shadow Bridge" Photo by Joel Duran
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1912 JUSTICES OF THE NEW MEXICO SUP
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JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS Back
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U.S. MAGISTRATE JUDGES - DISTRICT O
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Term of Telephone Office FIRST JUDI
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Term of Telephone Office NINTH JUDI
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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT San Juan
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COUNTY MAGISTRATE JUDGES Telephone
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COUNTY MAGISTRATE JUDGES Telephone
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"oasis in the Desert" Photo by tom
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nEW MEXIco countIES & DAtES EStABLI
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Rhoda C. Coakley (R) County Clerk E
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Laurie A. Pettigrew (R) County Cler
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Adam J. Gallegos (D) County Clerk G
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Rhoda B. Burrows (R) LIncoLn countY
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Joanne E. Padilla-Salas (D) County
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E. Janet Collins (D) County Clerk R
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Valerie L. Espinoza (D) County Cler
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Linda Kayser (R) County Clerk Joyce
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357 Bernalillo County Cíbola Count
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"Western Winter" Photo by Dena M. K
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See Figures 1A and 1B above and 2A
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It is unclear, however, whether Int
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Percent 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 -1.0 -2.0 -
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UNEMPlOyMENT rATE by COUNTy 2005 20
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AvErAgE WAgE by COUNTy Annual Avera
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"Winter Storm, organ Mountains" Pho
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM -1913 “T
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PuBLic education coMMiSSion New Mex
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neW MeXico ScHooL FoR tHe deaF Foun
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A charter school is a public school
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1913 STATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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centRaL neW MeXico coMMunitY coLLeG
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MeSaLandS coMMunitY coLLeGe Founded
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Page 419 and 420: inStitute oF aMeRican indian aRtS (
Page 421 and 422: "Dunes Reflections in the White San
Page 423 and 424: nationaL NATURAL LANDMARKS and HIST
Page 425 and 426: *** MUSEUMS *** NEW MEXICO HISTORY
Page 427 and 428: NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTOR
Page 429 and 430: MUSEUM rESoUrcES DiViSion Stewart l
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Page 433 and 434: NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS A division o
Page 435 and 436: HiStoric cHUrcHES & MiSSion rUinS N
Page 437 and 438: acEtracKS anD SEaSonS 2011-2012 Rac
Page 439 and 440: "Middle Fork Red River" Photo by Br
Page 441 and 442: Counties Los Alamos Río Arriba San
Page 443 and 444: Counties Colfax De Baca Guadalupe H
Page 445 and 446: SOUTHEAST REGION I - Counties Found
Page 447 and 448: Counties 2010 New Mexico Demographi
Page 449 and 450: TOWN OR POPULATION ELEVATION TEMPER
Page 451 and 452: Post Office & County Zip Code Ft. B
Page 453 and 454: The following post offices may be s
Page 455 and 456: CLAYTON/UNION P.O. Box 476 Clayton,
Page 457 and 458: ROSWELL HISPANO 327 North Main Stre
Page 459: PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY CíBOLA COUNT
Page 463 and 464: ARTESIA KSVP (AM) 990 317 West Quay
Page 465 and 466: MAGDALENA KABR (FM) 88.1 P.O. Box 5
Page 467 and 468: ALAMOGORDO KVBA-TV UHF 19 & 63/Cab.
Page 469 and 470: ARCHITECT EXAMINERS BOARD .........
Page 471 and 472: DISABILITY DETERMINATION SERVICES (
Page 473 and 474: Toll Free .........................
Page 475 and 476: NATIONAL GUARD (Military Affairs De
Page 477 and 478: PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIA
Page 479 and 480: Tourist Information ...............
Page 481 and 482: "Sunny Fillies" Photo by Connie Jo
Page 483 and 484: Q. Where would you find the "Petrog
Page 485 and 486: New Mexico? A. 1889, Thomas A. Edis
Page 487 and 488: located? A. Las Vegas, NM, with bra
Page 489 and 490: A. Five. Q. Where is the Cowboy Hal
Page 491 and 492: A. In 1947, an Unidentified Flying
Page 493 and 494: were both designated by law under P
Page 495 and 496: Q. What were the first nine countie
Page 497 and 498: A. Legislation passed in 1967 givin
Page 499 and 500: A Abbey, David 314 Absentee Voting
Page 501 and 502: Counts, James W. 329 County Flags 3
Page 503 and 504: Governor’s Boards & Commissions 2
Page 505 and 506: Maes, Petra Jimenez 322 Maestas, An
Page 507 and 508: Peralta, Gilbert 375 Per Capita Per
Page 509 and 510: Cookie 144 Cowboy Song 156, 163-165
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“Mirror” Photo by Anthony Marti
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