Call Number (LC) Title Results
KFN4046 .P47 2019 Unsettled waters : rights, law, and identity in the American West / 1
KFN4046.Z9 C43 New Mexico water resources law, a survey of legislation and decisions.
New Mexico water resources law : a survey of legislation and decisions. 		2
KFN4046.Z9 F86 2003 Fundamentals of water law in New Mexico : protecting water rights, use and quality / 1
KFN4046.Z9 H88 1955 The New Mexico law of water rights / 1
KFN4046.Z9 N49 1999 New Mexico water law. 1
KFN4046.Z9 N49 2000 New Mexico water law. 1
KFN4046.Z9 N49 2013 New Mexico water law. 1
KFN4055 .C67 2013 Properties of violence : law and land grant struggle in northern New Mexico / 1
KFN4055 .C67 2013eb Properties of violence : law and land grant struggle in northern New Mexico /
Properties of violence law and land grant struggle in northern New Mexico / 		3
KFN4055 .D43 2020 New Mexico's stolen lands : a history of racism, fraud and deceit / Ray John de Aragón. 1
KFN4055 .E27 1994 Land grants and lawsuits in northern New Mexico / 2
KFN4055 .P3x Papers relating to New Mexico land grants a microfilm of manuscripts and records relating to New Mexico land grants housed in the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Santa Fe, New Mexico and arranged and indexed by the University of New Mexico Library, Albuquerque, 1955-1957. 1
KFN4055 .T74f 2001 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo definition and list of community land grants in New Mexico : exposure draft / 1
KFN4055 .T75 2004 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo : findings and possible options regarding longstanding community land grant claims in New Mexico. 1
KFN4070 .N49i New Mexico tax practice insights (expert commentary on NM tax laws) 1
KFN4105.5.P9 D85 1984 Pueblo Indian water rights : struggle for a precious resource / 2
KFN4105.5.P9 H34 1984 Four leagues of Pecos : a legal history of the Pecos grant, 1800-1933 /
Four leagues of Pecos : a legal history of the Pecos Pueblo grant, 1800-1933 / 		2
KFN4105.6.C6 C88 1986 The protector de indios in colonial New Mexico, 1659-1821 / 2
KFN4105.6.E3 A52 1969 In the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico : Cochiti Pueblo; Sandia Pueblo; San Felipe Pueblo; Santa Ana Pueblo; Santo Domingo Pueblo; Michael Pacheco by Paul Pacheco, his next friend, Ida Naranjo by Marie Naranjo her next friend, and Hazel Guiterrez by Manuel Guiterrez, her next friend, and Jane Pahona by Angie Pahona, her next friend, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated; Rose Tenorio, Crucita Cate and Christy Velasquez individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated, plaintiffs, vs. Bernalillo Municipal School District Board of Education; Tom O. Montoya, President of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Rebecca D. Baca, Vice President of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Inez M. Gabaldon, Secretary of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Reuben J. Montoya, a member of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Romeo A. Ortiz, a member of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Pete Santisteven, Superintendent of the Bernalillo Municipal School District; State Board of Education of the State of New Mexico; Virgil W. Henry, President of the State Board of Education; Frederick G. Comstock, Vice President of the State Board of Education; Laura E. McKinley, Secretary of the State Board of Education; Albert Amador, L. Grady Mayfield, Jr., H. M. Mortimer, Thelma Inmon, Ed Heringa, C. C. Murphy, and K. I. Langley, members of the Board of Education; Leonard J. De Layo, Superintendent of the Department of Education of the State of New Mexico; Harry Wugalter, Director of Finance of the Department of Education of the State of New Mexico; Donald L. Harvey, Director of Program Operation for Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Title I funds for the State of New Mexico; Walter J. Hickel, Secretary of the Department of the Interior; Louis M. Bruce, Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Walter O. Olson, Area Director, Albuquerque Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs; James E. Allen, United States Commissioner of Education : defendants / 1
KFN4105.6.E3 A52 1971 United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit : no. 71-1092 : Sandia Pueblo, et al., appellants, vs. Bernalillo Municipal School District Board of Education, et al., appellees : memorandum in opposition to appellees' motions to dismiss /
United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit : no. [blank] : Sandia Pueblo; San Felipe Pueblo; Santa Ana Pueblo; Santo Domingo Pueblo; Michael Pacheco by Paul Pacheco, his next friend, Ida Naranjo by Marie Naranjo her next friend, and Hazel Guiterrez by Manuel Guiterrez, her next friend, and Jane Pahona by Angie Pahona, her next friend, individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated; Rose Tenorio, Crucita Cate and Christy Velasquez individually and on behalf of all others similarly situated, appellants, vs Bernalillo Municipal School District Board of Education; Tom O. Montoya, President of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Rebecca D. Baca, Vice President of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Inez M. Gabaldon, Secretary of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Reuben J. Montoya, a member of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Romeo A. Ortiz, a member of the Board of Education of Bernalillo Municipal School District; Pete Santisteven, Superintendent of the Bernalillo Municipal School District; State Board of Education of the State of New Mexico; Virgil W. Henry, President of the State Board of Education; Frederick G. Comstock, Vice President of the State Board of Education; Laura E. McKinley, Secretary of the State Board of Education; Albert Amador, L. Grady Mayfield, Jr., H. M. Mortimer, Thelma Inmon, Ed Heringa, C. C. Murphy, and K. I. Langley, members of the Board of Education; Leonard J. De Layo, Superintendent of the Department of Education of the State of New Mexico; Donald L. Harvey, Director of Program Operation for Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Title I funds for the State of New Mexico; Walter J. Hickel, Secretary of the Department of the Interior; Louis M. Bruce, Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Walter O. Olson, Area Director, Albuquerque Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs; James E. Allen, United States Commissioner of Education, appellees / 		2