new mexico became a us state on january 6, 1912.
new mexico became a us state on january 6, 1912.
when did new mexico became a us state?
january 6 , 1912
new mexico became a state on january 6, 1912, and the new mexico supreme court was thereafter governed by article vi of the new mexico constitution. in 1915 the new mexico legislature placed the state's collection of legal publications that had been used by government employees under the management of the supreme court.









































in 1937, the new mexico supreme court, including the state law library, moved into its own building, the new mexico supreme court building.
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between 1633 and 1800, numerous events took place which threatened the wine industry in new mexico. several pueblo revolts and hard winters threatened the grapes, but by the 1800s new mexico had emerged as wine country. in 1800, vineyards were planted from bernalillo to socorro in central new mexico and from las cruces to el paso, texas in the southern part of the state. in 1850, new mexico became a territory of the united states. in 1868, jesuit priests settled in new mexico and brought their italian wine making techniques, founding a winery in 1872. in 1870, new mexico produced of wine. by 1880, new mexico produced . the 1880 census indicated that new mexico had twice the grapevine area of new york, a more developed state. new mexico was fifth in the nation in wine production.
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