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James, Conrad D. 301, 306 Jeff, Sandra D. 301, 306 Jeffreys, Gary M. 328 Jemez Pueblo 99 Jemez State Monument 410 Jennings, Timothy Z. 281, 283, 285, 288 Jicarilla Apache Nation 90, 107 Johns, Keith 352 Johnson, Gary 68, 73, 212 Johnson, Richard 313 Johnson, William P. 324 Jones, Andrieus A. 59, 190 Jones, Clara Padilla 223, 224 Jones, James 215, 218 Jones, Jason 328 Jones, Margie 329 Jones, Wendy F. 323 Judges, District 323, 327-329 Judges, Magistrate County 3332-335 U. S. 325 Judges, U.S. Bankruptcy 326 Judges, U. S. Court of Appeals 10th Circuit 326 Judges, U. S. District Court-District of NM 324 Judges of the Court of Appeals 323 Judicial Section 319-335 Justice, U. S. Department of 326 Justices of the Supreme Court 322 K Kase, Edmund H. III 328 Kaufman-Bell, Yvette 243-244 Kayser, Linda 355 Kelly, Paul J. 325 Keller, Timothy 285, 288 Kennedy, Roderick T. 333 Kernan, Gay G. 285, 288 King, Alice 72, 228 King, Bruce 65-66, 68, 73, 212, 296 King, David 236, 242 King, Gary K. 227-229 King, Rhonda S. 301, 306 Kintigh, Dennis J. 301, 306 Korean Conflict 125 L Laboratory of Anthropology 403 Labor Force Status, New Mexico 368 Laguna Pueblo 99 Lamberson, Anna 314 Landmarks, Natural 401 State 402 “Land of Enchantment” 156, 162 Land Grants 75-81 Land Office, State 232-234 Land Commissioners, Former 234 482 Lane, Jim 243, 251, 270 Larragoite, Margaret 291 Larranaga, Lorenzo A. 301, 306 Larrazolo, Octaviano A. 57, 190, 211 Lavelle, Gerard 327 Lea County 338, 339, 346, 357 Leavell, Carroll H. 285, 288 Legislative Section 277-314 Legislative Council Services 312 Legislative Education Study Committee 313 Legislative Finance Committee 314 Lewis, James B. 235-236 Lewis, Tim 301, 306 Libertarian Party 182 Library, State 407 Lieb, Carl S. 153 Lieutenant Governors 211-212, 214-219, 273 Life Zones of New Mexico 34 Lincoln County 338, 339, 347, 357 Lincoln State Monument 410 Lindsey, Washington 211, 214, 218 Little, Rick 301, 306 Littrell, Tracey i, xiii Local Governance Support Centers 94-96 Lopez, Carla 375 Lopez, Daniel H. 386 Lopez, Gilbert 309, 311 Lopez, Linda M. 285, 288 Los Alamos County 338, 339, 347, 357 Lovato, Mildred P. 385 Lovato, Ron 100 Lovejoy, Lynda M. 285, 288 Loveless, Brett R. 327 Luarkie, Richard B. 99 Lucero, Amado 156, 160 Lucero, Antonio 221, 224 Lujan, Antonio 301, 306 Lujan, Ben 295-297, 301, 306 Lujan, Ben R. 195, 197 Lujan, Ernest J. 103 Lujan, Manuel, Jr. 65, 67, 197 Luna, Casey 216, 218 Luna County 338, 339, 348, 358 Luna Community College 384 Lundstrom, Patricia A. 295, 302, 306 Luarkie, Richard 99 Lyle, Linda 378 Lyman, Coni Jo 342 Lynch, William P. 325 Lyons, Patrick H. 234, 240, 242 M Mabry, Thomas J. 62, 211 Macias, Fernando R. 327 Madalena, James Roger 110, 302-306 Madalena , Joshua 99 Madrid, Patricia A. 71, 229
Maes, Petra Jimenez 322 Maestas, Antonio 302, 306 Magistrate, Judges County 332-335 U. S. 325 Malott, Alan 327 Maps Geological Map 31 1912 Map 27 Pueblo/Tribal Land Map 88 U.S. Congressional Map 194 State Senate Districts Map 288 Albuquerque Senate Districts Map 289 State House Districts Map 306 Albuquerque House Districts Map 307 Senate Redistricted Map 2013 316 Albuquerque Senate Redistricted Map 2013 316 House of Representative Redistricted Map 2013 317 Albuquerque House Redistricted Map 2013 317 N.M. Counties Map 338 Individual County Maps 340-356 Original 1852 Territorial Counties Map 356 Marcantel, Gregg 243, 247 Mares, Pablo 156, 161 Marlowe, Mary L. 327 Marks, Jason A. 240 Marshall, U. S. 326 Martin, F. David 243, 260 Martin, Jim T. 327 Martin, Robert 397 Martinez-Olguin, Camille 329 Martinez, Domingo 231 Martinez, Kenneth H. 327 Martinez, Lemuel L. 331 Martinez, Lourdes A. 325 Martinez, Manuel 221, 224 Martinez, Perry 103 Martinez, Richard C. 286, 288 Martin, Robert 397 Martinez, Rodolpho S. 302, 306 Martinez, Susana Gov. 4-5, 202, 212 Martinez, Toney F. 166 Martinez, W. Ken 295, 302, 306 Martwick, Diana A. 331 Masters, Syd 147 Mathis, Eugenio S. 328 Maxwell, Tom 329 McCleery, Steven 386 McCue, Stephen 326 McDonald, Louis P. 329 McDonald, William C. 56, 91, 211 McKinley County 338, 339, 348, 358 McMillan, Terry 302, 306 McSorley, Cisco 286, 288 Mead, Ed 215, 218 Mechem, Edwin L. 63, 190, 211 Mechem, Merritt C. 58, 211 Media-Newspaper/Radio/TV 436-445 Menapace, Vanita 345 Mesalands Community College 385 Mescalero Apache Tribe 91, 108 Miera, Rick 302, 306 Miles, John E. 60-61, 196, 211, 234 Miles, Franklin 129 Military Affairs, Department 243, 254 Military History 116-128 Military, Current 126-136 Miller, Alberta 222, 224 Miller, Katherine B. 353 Mission Ruins & Historic Churches 413-414 Mitchell, Jr., Albert J. 329 Mitchell, Jeffrey 363 Molzen, Karen Ballard 325 Mondragon, Roberto 75, 216, 217 Montano, Elaine S. 354 Montoya, Joseph 64, 190, 215, 218 Montoya, Kenny C. 243, 255 Montoya, Les 352 Montoya, Malcom 102 Montoya, Michael 236 Monuments, National 400-462 Monuments, State 408-410, 402 Moore, Louis C. 329 Mora County 338, 339, 349, 358 Morales, Howie C. 286, 288 Morales, Moises A. 350 Moser, Eugene 243, 266, 273 Mourning, Dan 416 Mower, Donna J. 329 Moya, Joey 322 Munoz, George K. 286, 288 Murphy, Michael Martin 156, 162 Murphy, Mike 327 Museums (Dept. of Cultural Affairs) 402-410 Museum of Art 404 Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 404 Fray Angelico Chavez Library and Photography Archives 403 Museum of Indian Arts and Culture 403 Museum of International Folk Art 403 Museum of Space History 405 Museum Resources Division 407 National Hispanic Cultural Center 404 New Mexico History Museum 403 Palace of the Governors 403 Museums, Other 405 Bataan Memorial Military 129 Myers, Gregory 243, 253 N Nailor, Gerald 101 Naize, Johnny 108 483
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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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neW MeXico MiLitaRY inStitute Found
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Northern has campuses in Española
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Santa Fe uniVeRSitY oF aRt and deSi
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and participates in men’s and wom
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National American University Nation
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inStitute oF aMeRican indian aRtS (
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"Dunes Reflections in the White San
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nationaL NATURAL LANDMARKS and HIST
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*** MUSEUMS *** NEW MEXICO HISTORY
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NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTOR
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MUSEUM rESoUrcES DiViSion Stewart l
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coronaDo StatE MonUMEnt i-25, exit
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NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS A division o
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HiStoric cHUrcHES & MiSSion rUinS N
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acEtracKS anD SEaSonS 2011-2012 Rac
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"Middle Fork Red River" Photo by Br
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Counties Los Alamos Río Arriba San
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Counties Colfax De Baca Guadalupe H
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SOUTHEAST REGION I - Counties Found
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Counties 2010 New Mexico Demographi
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TOWN OR POPULATION ELEVATION TEMPER
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Post Office & County Zip Code Ft. B
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Page 455 and 456: CLAYTON/UNION P.O. Box 476 Clayton,
Page 457 and 458: ROSWELL HISPANO 327 North Main Stre
Page 459 and 460: PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY CíBOLA COUNT
Page 461 and 462: SANTA FE Santa Fe Monthly PMB 317 7
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: Governor’s Boards & Commissions 2
Page 507 and 508: Peralta, Gilbert 375 Per Capita Per
Page 509 and 510: Cookie 144 Cowboy Song 156, 163-165
Page 511: “Mirror” Photo by Anthony Marti
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