Proclamations
Found in 40 Collections and/or Records:
Governor Miguel A. Otero Papers,
Governor Octaviano A. Larrazolo Papers,
Governor Richard C. Dillon Papers,
Governor Robert B. Mitchell Papers,
Collection consists of official papers of Governor Mitchell. Correspondence consists of letters received (one item) and letters sent. Penal papers consist of a request for extradition.
Governor Samuel Axtell Papers,
Collection consists of official papers of Governor Axtell. Includes letters sent and received, and penal papers, and one proclamation.
Some materials in Spanish.
Governor Stephen Watts Kearny Papers,
Collection consists of official papers of Governor Kearny: two proclamations from September, 1846 announcing Kearny's appointments of government officials (one in English and one in English and Spanish), and one photocopy of Kearny's proclamation in Spanish announcing the annexation of New Mexico by the United States.
Some materials in Spanish.
Governor William C. McDonald Papers,
Governor William Carr Lane Papers,
Collection consists of official papers of Governor Lane. Includes letters sent and received, one proclamation, and a message from Carr to the Legislative Assembly.
Governor William J. Mills Papers,
Governor William T. Thornton Papers,
Collection consists of official papers of Governor Thornton. Includes letters received, appointments, resignations, proclamations, reports, and penal papers. Some of the materials relate specifically to mining accidents and water rights in New Mexico.
Mexican Government Documents,
New Mexico Government and Military Documents,
Santa Fe Programs, Certificates, and Proclamations,
A collection of miscellaneous programs for activities in Santa Fe or concerning Santa Fe dating from 1849 to 1978.
The First American Association Proclamation
Collection contains The First American Association's Proclamation honoring Los Angeles journalist Alma Whitaker. The proclamation of this all-Anglo, Albuquerque-based organization was signed by the board members and New Mexican Governor Arthur Seligman.