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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARrMEST or THE INTERIOR.
Land 0Rica az Cha x,ka.,.t.. q r.

April 26. 1906
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice OF his inten-
ton 70 make hnAl proof In support OF his
fore the Register and Receiver at Chamber-
lain. ). ID. on june Q. 1906. Wig:
WILLIAM b. ROSS.
who made III. f. No 1919 for the NWk Sac q
I. Jos NJ. r. 20 W. 5th p. NJ. =
He names the following witnesses TO prove
tlon Of said land. viz:
John Monsoon. Of Bailey. Q. n,
Alic Anderson. OF Bailey. Q. d.
Guy a. Tripp. of Richards, =, u.
Jesse Costello. of Richards. 4. D
CHAs. L. BROCKwAY
Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

To the Republican Electors OF the State OF
South Dakota.
The republican state committee OF South
Dakota In compliance with statutory re-
auirements has called delegate convention
OF the republicans OF tho state of South Da-
kota. TO meet I'm the city OF Sioux Falls. on
Tuesday. the Hfth day OF June. 1905. at
twelve O'Clock. noon. for the purpose OF
nominating United States senator. and al
20 for. the purpose OF nominating candidate
for congressional and state Offices TO be flled
at the election to be held In November fol-
lowing. and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be properly consider.
ed. The nominations to be made are as fol-
lows;
A candidate for United States senator.
Two candidates for congress.
A candidate for governor.
A candidate for lieutenant governor.
A candidate for secretary OF state.
A candidate for state tire easurer.
A candidate for state auditor.
A candidate for superintendent OF pubic
instruction.
A candidate for commissioner Of school
and public lands.
A candidate for attorney general.
A candidate for railroad commissioner.
The ratio rs fxed by law will be as follows
One delegate for each fifty votes or major
fraction thereof. cast for Hon. Samuel II
Elrod republican candidate for governor at
the election for 1904 The representation to
which the several counties will be entitled
under this call Is as follows;
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARrMEEr OF THE INTERIOR.

Land ONCE at Chamberlain. 8. D..
April a 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the foliowins-
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
20 mako final proof In support of his claim.
Clerk OF fCourts Of Buffalo County at his ofiice
In Gsnnvaiiey. 3. d.. on June Is. 1908 via:
MARTHA T. LITSEY.
who made H. e. No. 6ss for the swhswk Sec.
g. ShNwA 4 NwHNWk Sec. 8. .i0s n. r.
70 W.. 5th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Guilty. alton
OF said land. viz:
Olinthus Z. Dye. Of Richards. q. ID.
William H. Abernathy. Of Richards. g. ID.
Peter Werdel. OF Richards. 8. ID. .
Edmund Etbauer. OF Richards, 6. ID.
CHAs. L. BROCKwAY.
Reg lister.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17
Notice sor Pubiirstisa.
DEPARTMENT. Oh THE INrKRIoR.
Land Ofsice at Chamtsriain. SD.

DEfAuFhENT " TINE tNTkbIOu.
Land OHice at Chsmhsriain. SD.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
AN foliowing-named settler has fled notice
OF his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Clerk Of Courts OF Buffalo County
at his Office In Gannvalley 8. D.. on June IS.
1900. viz;
JACOB II. wHITMoRE.
who made II. E. No. sOsi for the Lots q 4. s. e.
q NEASWh Soc. 7. 7. 1O7 ". r. Ga W.. 5th T..
NJ. = :
He names the following witnesses toS prov.
tion of said land. viz;
William j. Hughes, Of Gam VALLEY. 4. u.
John Y. Drips. OF Gam Valley. y. ID.
l. A. Hubbard: u Gam Valley. =. ID.
John Asrlle. OF Gam Valley. =. o. -
CHAS. l.. BkOCkwAY.
Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-05-17

HARRY d. CHAMBERLAIN.
q. 3. Indian Agent.
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Another Jar Kills Woman

san Francisco, April 26 Another earthquake shock at 3:l5 yesterday afternoon continued for minute, de- molished standing walls and razed several buildings, killing Mrs. Annie Whitaker in her home on Shotwell street by bringing the house down over her head The tremor was dis tinctly felt in Oakland and Berkeley.
 Scientists expect similar shocks from time Co time for considerable period but assert that there is no danger of one as severe as that of April IS which ruined the city. The later tremors are caused by the settling together of looseued portions of the ground under the city resulting from the first heavy shock
 All relief distribution was placed in the hands of the '. S. quartermastor this morning. He will distribute from f.y->fN station, located throughout the city. Every able-bodied male citj- zen ha, been impressed into service 10 aid tu clearing the streets. Cable ears -,arredaIl oycrth city this morning and electric lights will be in operation rar.r.r.
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Gets Harmless Shock

san Francisco, April 24-An earth quake shock lasting three seconds occurred last night at lO4O and was felt in Oakland but no damage done.
 General confidence is restored but there is much suffering in the camps because of continued rains. All SUD- plies are imparyjaIly distributed under the supervision of acommittee directed by Gov. Pardee, Gen. Funston and Gen. Greedy. It is announced that relief supplies will be needed for two months. There are now ffJy-two feed- ing station, and no one is hungry.
 Gen. Greedy took command of the federal troops here today, succeeding Gen. Funston. Greedy is ranking officer.
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NEWS or THE WORLD TOR PAST WEEK

ment to rebuild the city according to plans submitted by Architect Daniel Burnham involves the remodeling of the entire district in the old part of the city from the waterfront back It will require numerous changes in streets but if adopted will make san Francisco the most beautiful city in the world.
 Gen. Greedy, Gen. Funston, Gov. Pardee. Mayor Schmitz and Dr, Di- vine. secretary of the Red Cross society, united in a telegram to the president this morning stating that aid is given to people of all races alike. Grcelys official report to Washington says that 300 were killed by the earth quake. The coroner says the number was at least 1000. The list of identi- fled dead to date is l5O.
 Mayor Schmitz sent letter this morning to Gen. Roster, commanding the state troops, in which he says that much complaint has been made of the conduct of the militia. They are charged with pressing physicians, police and relief workers into street service at the point of guns, and with refusal to obey general orders made by the chief authorities The militia are also accused of shooting several inno- cent persons without prOvocation.
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OrlentaIs Offer Aid

Washington, D. C., April 27-The empress of China offered to contribute S75.OOO to the San Francisco relief fund; the mikado of Japan appro- priated S2OO,OOO, and the> cities of OSaki and Tokio a like sum. The cities also offered to send a hospital ship across the ocean to aid in caring for the sick Of the stricken city. All offers were declined by the president, he informing the proposed donors that the country was able to furnish all the relief required.
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Russia Invites Foreign Capital

St. Petersburg. April 23-The gov ernment in an official communication sent out to all the countries Of the world makes bid for foreign capital to come into the empire and make in- veStmengS.
 The statement says that the estab- liShment of parliamentary government removes the obnoxious restrictions up- on business which have heretofore prevented the exploitation of RuSsia's material resources.
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PrOmuIgateS Constitution Which Reserves DeSpOtic Powers
 to Throne.
ALL NEWSPAPERS ATTACK IT
Liberals Say That Present Regime Must Be OYerthrOwn or COun-
 try 70 Down in Blood.
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.

St. Petersburg, April 26-Tke pro- mitigation of a constitution by the czar has aroused the whole Russian empire to fever of protest which seems cer- tain to culminate in armed resistance because of the despotic nature of it's provisions. It grants no popular lib- critics and gives the czar practical con trol of parliament with absolute veto power.
 All liberal newspapers are out spoken in denunciation of the new in- strument which purports to give con stitutional government to the country. They assert that it is simply the old deSpotism thinly disguised. Some of them say boldly that the present regime must be overthrown or the land will go down in blood.
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Hartman Urges Relief

Ogden, Utah, April 24-President Hartman of the Southern Pacific Company wires to all agents of the company that there must be no relaXa- ton in the work of sending relief to San Francisco as aid will be required for at least three months.
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Confiscnte All Supplies

Oakland. April 23 The '. $. cruis- CTS Chicago and Marblrhead are standing ou NcigS' wharf and forcing all incoming vessels to unload their supplies, no matter To whom the goods are consigned, and the cargoes are taken in charge by thc relief commiJ- tee. No vessels are allowed Co leave the harbor, alI being held here to be used in case of emergency to transport refugees out of the city,
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May Not Pay Insurance

New York, April 2l-Earthquake losses are exempt liabilities under California insurance law and the in surance companies here may refuse to pay fire losses in San Francisco on the ground that the earthquake was the primary cause of the fire.
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SAN FRANCISCO
 AID PILES UP
Continued from page n

dozen cases of each have been found. The officials say that both epiGcmtcS san be checked as the sewers will soon be repaired About 100 physt- sans are in charge of eight shelter sheds, each lO0 feet long, which have heen erected in Golden Gate park.
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Gov. Hoggatt Gives 5000

Seattle, April 2l-Gov. Hoggatt of Alaska subscribed 5000 to the San Francisco relief fund and at the last moment decided not to sail on the Cottage City for Juneau.
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Aid From Alaska Towns

Seattle, April 24-The Alaska relief committee has received S55OO from Juneau, Douglas and Treadwell for the San Francisco relief fund, and 5000 from Valdez.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT.
 In the United States Commissioners Court. for the District of Alaska, Third Division, at Kodiak.
 IN PROBATE.
 In the matter of the estate of Benjamin Woche, deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Jos. A. Silver man, the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Benjamin Woche, deceased has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in this court the final account Of the administration of said estate; and that Mon day the 18th day of June, 1906, at o'clock r. M, at the court room of said court at Kodiak, Alaska, has been duly appointed by said court as the time and place for the settlement of the said account, at which time and place any per- son interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions or objections in writing to the said account and contest the same. JOS. A. SILV ERMAN, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Benjamin Woche, deceased.
 Date Of first publication April 2s, 1906,
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Tremor Shakes Honolulu

Honolulu, April 2O-An earthquake yesterday lasting six minutes rocked the whole business district and several buildings partly collapsed.
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Losses at San Jose

san Jose, Apr. 2l-It is officially re- ported that no persons perished in Aguew's asylum. Nineteen are dead in Uni, city Stanford university lost buildings worth S3.OOO,OOO The SpreckIes refinery, costing Sl,50o,OoO wa, destroyed.
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Water Supply Now Ample

The water supply is DOW ample Yesterday l2OOO.OOO gallons were pro- cured, which greatly relieved the suffering from that lack and the diff sulty is now removed
 Gen. Funston rules with an iron hand. Twenty-Five ghouls have been shot 6y the soldiers, but Funston says that method of dealing with the criminal element is absolutely neces- Ssry. Good order has prevailed since the panic of the first two days was past. Besides the thieves who were killed ten others have been seriously wounded. One thief was shot through the heart the moment after he had cut of the fingers of a dead woman and put them in his pocket to secure the dia- uond rings upon the digitS.
 Mayor Schmitz has urged the people 10 observe sanitary requirements as far as possible. Gen. Funston has for bidden fires and lights indoors and the soldiers have stopped cooking at camp fires. Food is arriving on every train and people are growing more cheerful since sufficient water supply has been secured.
 Hundreds of bodies of Chinese have been found in the ruins of Chinatown, The Celestials were crazed with fear when the soldiers began dynamiting the buildings and they hid in under. dergrouud passages and the incav5 crushed them tO death.
 Fort Bragg, a lumber town neal Berkeley, was entirely wiped out by fire following am earthquake shock or Thursday.
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Los Banos Destroyed

Los Banos, April 24-The earth quake nearly destroyed this town. The business district is totally wrecked. The loss is Sl5O.OOO.
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Suburb Totally Wrecked

San Rafael, April 22-The town of Females near here was totally wrecked by earthquake Thursday.
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Eight for Possession of Church

Warsaw, April 23-A procession of 2OOo Catholics from outside villages tried Sunday to capture a church from which they were driven two weeks ago because it's members were alleged to be nest Of revolutiouists and were charged with meeting in the church to foment revolution. A fight with police ensucd in which twelve men were killed and fifteen injured.
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Kills Policeman and Runs

Portland, Ore, Apml 26-Frank smith broke out of jail here Monday and when Policeman Hanlon attemp- ted to rearrest him yesterday he shot the officer dead in the street and made his escape from the city. He is repor- ted to be working his way southward through the rural communities, steal inc ammunition and food. A posse is out after him.
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To Mark Boundary Line

Washington, D. C., April 26-The senate yesterday ratified the treaty wilh Great Britain which provides for the appointment of joint American and Canadian commission to mark the boundary line between Alaska and Yu- kon along the l4lst meridian of west longitude, from Mt. St. Elias to the Arctic ocean. Permanent monuments will be erected along the boundary.
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To Remodel City

San Francisco, April 25-A move
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Mine ExpIosiOn KiIIs Twenty-One

Trinidad Colo, April 23-A dust eX- plosion in the mine of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company yesterday killed twenty-two men and injured many others.
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Marshal Shoup for COngress

Washington, D. C., April 26- Alaskans in Washington are consider ing the candidacy of U. s. Marshal Shoup of Juneau for delegate to con gress from Alaska, which has been announced from the territory. It is thought that he will prove a strong candidate.
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Death Loss 25OO

The death loss is new estimated by the police at 25OO and the injured at I5.OOO. while GJO0o0 are homeless The property loss is placed at SiOO,- cOO.O0O. The burned area iS ten square miles. OF 1000 blocks. Practi- sally the whole city being devastated. A mile of waterfrou, docks is gone, from the ferry depot to Fishermeus wharf at the foo, of Powell street. From there the ruined district eN- tends toward che Mission and thence uOrthward Go Van Ness avenue, to which region the flames crossed from the Mission. West of Van Ness ave- uue the burned area extends in places nearly to Golden Gate park. North of Market stree, everything is gone from Van Ness avenue nearly to Fort Mason. and thence uorthward Co che wholesale d.>.rtc. below Chinatown, leaving small strip along the water front wheg. che are ts still burning. Mob Hin tS wiped out and Chinatown is obHterarut. The Pacific Coast Comnany'> coal huuker> feII into the hay with large stock of coa, bat will ha rebuilt immediately
 Tho military authorities are collect ing bod.a, u. Jefferson square and making .a. .,. H.gmp. a. tdeuJidca- tioa ay .u. aid u refugees. The task is greatly handicapped by the decom- position and disagreement of most O. sorusg,. The soldiers are driving from the city all residents except men capable of rendering effective work, fearing the spread of disease under present uusanttay conditions. The spread of infection through the use of saloon toilet, is especially feared.
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Mare Island Needs Repairs

Washington, D. C., April 26-Presi- dent Roosevelt today sent message to congress asking an appropriation of S3OO,O for repairs and improvements at the Mare island navy yard.
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without food. The government in this city is rushing supplies for their relief
 The town of Pasig was oblitera- ted by fire yesterday also. Many peo- ple were killed in both towns.
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YaIencia Victims Unburied

Seattle, April 23-Undertaker Moves has just returned from Vancouver island and says that fifteen unburied bodies of Valencia victims were lying on the beach near the scene of the wreck
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Jobbers' Agent Comes North
British Cadet Ship Founders

London, April 24-A British cadet sailing ship foundered few days ago in the Bay of Biscay. Thirty-iive lives were lost, including several officers.
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Texas Tornado KiIls FOurteer

Bellevue, Texas, April PA tor nado swept this city last night killing fourteen persons and injuring many others. The town is nearly destroyed. The neighboring towns of Stonebury and Hamilton were also devastated.
 Landslide Kills Ten in Saw Mill
 Loma Parita, Cal. April PA land slide from an adjoining bluff against sawmill in this town killed ten men, who were crushed under the weight of earth.
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Charged With Larceny

Seattle, April 26-Frank Steele of Fairbanks was arrested on his arrival here upon a telegraphic request from Valdez charging him with grand lar ceny for the alleged failure to leave in Valdez $65O which he undertook to carry there for a man named Miller.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT.
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In the United States Commissioners Court. for the District of Alaska, Third Division. at KOdiak
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By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 CrOcker to Hold Ills Job

Washington, D. C., April % Presi- dent Roosevelt will reappoint B. D.. Crocker as collector of internal rev. enue in the state of Washington.
 Moves Transports to Seattle
 San Francisco, April 23--The gov ernment has wired to the commanders of transports to make their headquar- ters at Seattle until further notice.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
ENTABLA TU CONTESTA.

Octaviano A. Larrazolo, derrotado
como candidate Dem6crata para Dele
gado al Congreso. y A. A. Jones, pre-
sidente de la COmision Central Demo
crata del Territorlo. ambos de Las
| Vegas, llegaron dltimamente a Ia
ciudad. Sc entlende que ellos sc pro
ponen entablar contesta en- contra del
electo Delegado W. II. Andrews, ale
gando que fraudes gigantescos, terri
Bile intimidation y enorme rellena.
miento de las cajas de boletos cor
yotos ilegales y f~raudulentos la com
pra corrupta de votos y otros cientos
de crimenes, malos procedures y fe
Ionias ~semejantes fueron perpetra
dasdas por ma%nejadores y candidates
Republicans EN- la reciente election
en- muchas comarcas del TIE litoric
e, g pto en- Ia Tarte cen I'll lie SRI va
Mexico dcr6 los santurronss 6 .rro-
%prochablrs Dem0cratas teianos te-
man la domination. ALA las mayo.
A;snionto de cajas de hcte-
rr rs i~n.r6riios Dem6cra.as fue-
IN bien h%aclas. hcncstas y legales
ornrn nran mr. nrfazolo. Pm Ia
otra parte en- Valencia, Socorro. Taos,
Sandoval, Mckinley, Colfax, Torrance
|y en- otros condados donde hay mayo
rias Republicans, estas fueron obte'
midas segun las grandes luminarias
Dem6cratas por los medios mas ruiD
mes y deshonestos, cuyo igual Sc halla
solamente en- la Democratic Tam
many Hall de Nueva York y en- admi-
nistracion,s Dem6cratas en- Nuevo
MEXICO cuando habia gobernadores
Dem6cratas.
Sc dice que fondos Sc estan reu-
niendo entire Dem6cratas prominen-
ties y titulados Republicanos indie
pendientes que Sc la tienen guardada
al partido Republican, para llevar
adelante esta investigation y contes-
TIA.
I'll Nuevo Mexicano confia que esta
noticia e cierta y que la contesta
sera iniciada. Ninguna Investigation
congressional puede hacer daho. La
campafia de parte de los jefes Repu-
blicanos fue c~onducida limpiamente
y o homestead, pero debido a Ia
demasiada confianza no fue n lucha
tan intensa, laboriosa y eficiente CO
co debia haber sidO. La manera en-
que fue manejada la campaha De-
m6crata es bien sabida. Ash es, que
vengan aielante con su contesta.
Que Sc investigator plenamente las
condolences que existieron en- la re-
ciente election. No tarden I'm mo
mento. Entablen SUI contesta!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17
OSTEOPATTA.
DR.. CHARLES A. WHEELON.

H SUudQOIs
No. 103 Palace Avenue.
Cura con exito Intermediates agu
das y cr0nicas sin drogas o medicinas
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oficina: 9:12 m. Us p. IN
OSTEOPATIA.
La 0steopatia es I'm sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. NJ
usa drogas o medicinas. I'm conjuntt
de musculos e~rcogidos o una peque
mes en- la c~olocaclon de una o mas yer
tebras en- ell espinazo do una persons
~implicando el abastecimiento del ner
VIC y sangre astomago puede eau
sar Indigestion y otras formas dc des
orden en- los intestinos. Ell SobadoI
releva los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera dislocacion por 10 cual
ell paciente queda bueno Immediate
mente. El principle es 10 mismo en-
todas OF as intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata con
buen exito toda clase dc enfermeda-
des agudas 0 cronicas. No Sc cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,
Sobador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-11-17

Han ~trascurrido diez amos de de que
Las Ieyes De Nueyo Mexico fneron Dol
Ultima yez recopiladas en- I'm TODD tan
homogeneo como su dlyersldad per-
militia. v en- ningun tempo han sido re.
yisadas despues. v como resultado hay
sobre los libros estatutorios del Terri
torio muchas leyes an6malas. estatu'
tos ~decretados para hacer frente a
ciertas necesldades que de ent6nces
aca 10 han dlsipado, q para cubrir cier'
tas contingencies y condolences que no
es probable sc ~levanten de nuev0. Por
esta razon. las Leyes Recopiladas de
1897 han sido llamadas un fardo de In.
consistencias, 8 peor, de absurdos. Es
a wees dificil hasta para un juez q
un ~procurador general decIr 10 que
realmente es Ia ley que cubre I'm cier.
to punto en- controversial. Que este
es debido tanto a falta de habilidad on
los legislatures del pasado como al
aumento de la. leyes y al caricter
fragmentario de legislation por legis.
laturas suceslvas, a esfuerzos para re-
mendar las faltas de predecessors q
nara %redondear sus Ideas l~egislatiyas,