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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05

the trust has not been carried out
a court Of equity will enforce the
trust as the refusal to carry it out is
a constructive fraud based on the re
lations Of confidence existing between
the parties.
In such case it is immateria]
whether the fraud was intentional OF
not, or whether it existed when the
conveyance was delivered.
In such case, courts of equity de
not enforce the trust in violation O
the statute of frauds, but relief il
granted as based on the constructiy
farud and the confidential relation.
Appeal from the district court
Dickey county. Hon. Frank P. Allen
Judge. 4
E. E. Sassells for appellant, BusA
lin & Bucklin of counsel.
w. s. Lauder; Youker & Perry
Austin & Axtell for respondent.
Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Morgan, C. J. Allco1
cur.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
isis In New York;

isis In New York" is coming Feb
9Th to the Atheneum. Sis and her
neighbors have been so long before
the public entertaining and delight
ing those who have an ear for the
quaint brand Of comedy found just
the same nowhere else save Posey
county, Hooppole township, Indiana
needs no introducer. This seasons
edition of the fun, frolic takes Sis
and her rural friends into New York
and she is carefully kept busy dodg-
ing the autos and cars for she insists
on walking In mid street in case any
of the big buildings should fall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Who Has the Lost Watch?

Mr. 3. H. Wilson who lost the
watch, to which was attached black
silk fob and charm, two weeks ago,
west of the N. P. depot, the same be-
ing found soon afterwards by some
one passing along the railroad, has
authorized the Tribune to pay the
finder five dollars for the return of
the fob and charm. Mr.. Wilson stated
that these articles are not Of great
intrinsic value, but priced by reason
OF associations. Will the lady who
called at the Tribune Office ten days
ago, please call again?
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
dis ,UALIFIED
As WITNESSES

SUPREME COURT DECIDES THAT
A PARTY INTERESTED IN AC-
TIoN WITH DECEASED PERSON,
rs NOT QUALIFIED TO TESTIFY
TO DEcEAsED's STATEMENTS.
Ida NJ. Cardiff, respondent VS.. Sid
ney, ]. Marquis, ct. al, defendants.
Jessie E. Morris, appellant.
The fact that a witness is proper
party to an action in which the execu-
tor, administrator, or heirs at law of
deceased person are parties, dis
qualities such witness from testifying
to transactions or state ments made
by such deceased person. The fact
that such witness is party defend
ant with the administrator, executor
or heirs does not render him compe-
tent as a witness in such cases.
The evidence of a witness who is a
party in such cases is admissible to
prove that letters were written and
signed by the witness at the request
and dictation of the deceased person
whose administration is party to
the action.
The evidence OF a witness who is a
party to an action in which the admi-
istrator of deceased person is also
a party, is not admissible to prove
! the contents of lost letters written
or received by the witness to or from
such deceased person.
An express trust in real estate can
not be created or declrade except by
a writing subscribed by the trustee.
Where a conveyance of real estate
is delivered py a daughter to her fatn-
er under an oral contract that it is
given in trust for the daughter and
such contract is proven by the declar!
ations Of the father at the time the
! deed is delivered. and It is shown that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
GOOD MEETING
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN At
MEETING OF COMMERCIAL
CLUB IN SUBJECT OF CIVIC I'M.
{ PRovEMENT AND OTHER MAT.
TIERS. 6

There Were a goodly number of
members of the Commercial club pres
ent at the regular monthly meeting of
the club Tuesday night and consider
able business was transacted which
will be of interest to the city.
After the routine business was dis
posed of j. w. Bull, who was dele
gate to the Missouri River Naviga.
ton congress at Sioux City, told of
the interesting session and said that it
was bound to have great results if
the agitation was kept up and made
an issue with congress. He spoke
OF the great good that would result
to the city if the old river traffic was
resumed and its effects on freight
rates.
State Engineer Atkinson made an
excellent address upon identifying the
city, emphasizing the attractiveness
that would accrue to the city if the
residence streets were boulevarded so
that they would be parked on both
sides for Is feet, leaving 3O-foot
roadway, as was done in Grand Forks
and most of the eastern cities which
are modern in their government and
inclinations. He made many observa.
tons of details noted in his work as
city engineer and brought out great
many suggestions which would not
prove expensive, but would make this
the Getty Beautiful indeed. There
was a general and lengthy discussion
on this topic which evidenced great
interest being taken in the subject
and finally the matter was referred
to the civic improvement committee
of which DR.. Rawlings is chairman
with instructions to report genera
plan at the next meeting of the club
The matter of ferry at the reser
walton crossing was generally discus
| sed. Secretary Young read the sew
eral letters he had received from par
ties making propositions looking to
the establishment of a ferry at that
point and it was decided to send g
person to be selected by Presiden
Conklinl to the parties to investigat,
what they had to offer. The meeting
then adjourned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Hines-Roberts

The marriage OF Barney Roberts,
fromerly OF Bismarck, to Miss Blanche
Hines OF Glendive, Mont. occurred
at the home OF the brides parents on
Wednesday. January 29th. It was a
very pretty ceremony and enjoyed by
many relatives and friends who
brought some very handsome presents
Mr.. Roberts Is well known in Bis
marck, where he was born and lived
for many years, hence this news will
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
compIimented the Governor

In his speech at the banquet given
at Dickinson Monday night by Mayor
Manning to the officials Of Dunn coun.
ty, Father T. L. Rabsteinek compH
mented Governor Burke on the good
work done in organizing the new coun.
ties in the western part of the state.
The good father is an ardent republic.
an, but appreciates the vast import
ance of that section Of the state by
the organization of the four new coun-
ties and took the occasion to mention
it, calling attention to the part taken
by the governor, which sentiment was
approved by those present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
PEOPLE Who COME and GO

Capt. Belk is in the hospital with
the prevailing malady-la grippe.
but hopes to get out in few days.
( ". q. Parr of Pollock was in the
city yesterday on business.
M. A. Kern was among the bust
ness visitors in the city yesterday.
r Miss Amelia Klett Of Pollock was
among yesterdays visitors in the
city.
Adam Philip, Peter Barrett and
Adam Schlepp of leland were in the
city on land business yesterday.
Edward Murray of Boulder was in
the city yesterday.
,Snpt. Vigness was in the country
yesterday visiting schools.
Miss Marjorie McConkey has been
engaged to teach in one of the dis
tricts near Sterling.
Milton Cox of Frances township
was in the city yesterday on court
house business.
R. Monroe, president of the school
board in Ecklund township, was
transacting business in the city yes
terday.
G. A. Render of Mandan was in
the city yesterday on business, com
ing over by team.
c. o. Hansen and v. l.. Anderson
came in from Wilton last night.
Senator Aug. E. Johnson of Wash
burn is in the city.
j. E. Davis and John Wiedrick are
in the city from Goodrich.
P. R. Eastman and Gottlieb Keller
of Wilton are in the city on bust
ness.
c. F. Tribor and wife of Manhaven
are registered at the Grand Pacific.
Peter Brown of Dickinson was in
the city yesterday on business.
Chas. Pike was in the city yester-
day on business trip from Minot.
Jacob Franzler of Malcolm was a
business visitor in Bismarck yester-
day.
J. G.. Kutterson of Dickinson was
in the city yesterday.
C. A. Brace of Brofy was here at
tending to business yesterday.
VIM. Wen, AL. Rohrer and J. F.
Cochrane are off to the woods ma
wood chopping expedition.
Henry c. Smith of Bohan was in
the city Monday.
John Fossback was in the city yes
terday from Painted Woods.
Mrs. Bruck, who has homestead
south of Brittin, was in the city yes
terday.
VIM. Steindle and e. S. Sanderson
of Wilton were in the city yesterday.
A. Rolling left last night for Port
land, Ore, where he has a promis-
ing position awaiting him.
Attorney p. G. Swenson of Hills
boro was among the arrivals last
night to attend the K. P. convention
tonight.
A. B. Currier, one of the editors of
the Garrison Independent, arrived in
the city last night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Jury DISAGREED
MlSTRlAL IN FIRST BLIND PIG
CASE AT VALLEY CITY-RE-
TRIAL NOW ON

The jury l....ed to agree Tuesday
morning in the Schauntz blind pig
case tried at Valley City, this being
the first of the Morton county cases
tried at that point and about which so
much interest centers in the Slope
country. Attorney General McCue at
once moved for new trial and a
new jury was secured and the case
tried over again Tuesday. At the time
court adjourned in the afternoon the
evidence was not all in and the case
will not go to the jury until today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Good Interest

The interest in the services at the
Methodist church continues to in
crease. Rev. Danford's sermon last
night was especially strong. He
preached from the text "And /, If I
Be Lifted Up Will Draw All Men I'm.
to Me-" The attendance at the af.
ternoon and evening services was
good. Services today at 3 pm. and at
7:45 pm. Rev Danford will preach
at the evening service. Everyone is
welcome to these meetings.
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dorsed for these responsible positions
and is a pleasant gentleman to meet.
Renewing Ties

The annual stringing Of ties has
been begun by the N, p. railway and
for this purpose the section crews be
tween this point and Steele came 6
the city yesterday to aid in the work
The men begin this morning and work
eastward while crews at jamestown
start out and work westward. This
time of year is chosen because Of the
lightness, of travel. Roadmaster Thos
Challoner of Jamestown is here tt
oversee the work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
YOUNG men
THE NEW CLUB LISTENS TO IN.
TEREsTiNG ADDRESS AND
GOOD MUSIC

Monday evenings program, musical
and literary, given by the young mems
association in their reading rooms.
was one Of much pleasure and enter
tainment.
The music was furnished by the
male quartette, consisting of Messrs.
Quirk, Chase, Winslow and Humphrey.
But the principal feature of the ev.
ening was the address by Deputy
State Superintendent E. J. Taylor. He
took for his subject the triumyirate,
Clay, Calhoun and Webster and handl.
ed the matter in an excellent man.
ner.
The association will put on de.
bate, in the near future and if it does
it will prove a drawing card.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Good Time In Store

There is a good time in sight for
all who attend the Carpenters union
masquerade this evening at Bakers
hall Suitable prizes will be award.
ed and a grand time is assured all,
for the knights of the saw and plane
Sare lot Of jolly good fellows and
know how.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Will Meet Here

Secretary Young has received word
from Secretary McF adden of the North
Dakota Bankers association that its
convention would be held here on
July Is and II, next. These are very
important meetings and the bankers
will be welcomed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
- At
-.~
Fresh Halibut
Mems Sprina Suits

The Royal Tailor's sample line OF
spring and summer suits has just ar.
rived at the Fair store. Come in and
get your spring suit while you have
over 400 of the latest patterns to
select from. See window for correct
styles.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
10 Days Underm uslin Sale

Today sale of undermuslins at the
Fair Department store. Now is the
time to buy undermuslins, while yor
have a large stock Of the latest styles
to select from
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
Seats On Sale

The seat sale for sis in New Yor4.
opens this morning at the store Of
Knowles & Haney. Make your selec
tions early.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-02-05
VIII Exchann.

One Of the finest hardware furni.
ture and harness stocks in the state
OF North Dakota, for a good tract Of
land and some cash. Write owner.
3. J. SCHARF,
Dickinson, N. d.
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Special sale on Horse Blankets. rs
percent discount sale on all Horse
Blankets to reduce stock. G. w. VOL
bert Hardware Co.
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. For Twenty-four Hours Ending
rancred con,nandery

A stated conclave of Tancred Com
mandery will be held at the asylum
Thursday evening, Feb. 6.
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New Director and Leader

Prof F. 3. Shaw of Casselton, ar
rived in the city yesterday from that
place for the purpose of becoming
the leader Of the Capital City orches-
ira and director of the Commercial
club band. He comes very highly in
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Knights Of Pythias

NHIgntS OF FytHfdS
District convention tonight at K. p.
hall. Grand Chancellor Goodman will
be in attendance. Work will be done
in all ranks Refreshments
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USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMNS
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USE TRIBUNE WANf coLuMrJf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
Ell Hon. T. D. Burns
Refiere su Trabajo
En- el Congreso.
PUEDE CONsEGUlR EsTAD0.
FL Presidente, Senadores y
Diputados Votaran Por el
Acta.

Ell Hon. T d. Burns, uno de los
ciudadanos mejor conocidos, res
petados y honrados de Nuevo
Mexico, que por muchos amos ha
sido uno de los principales jefes
Republicanos en- el condado de
Rio Arriba, ha hecho declaracio-
nes en- referencia al registro del
Delegado W. FL. Andrews, y sus
servicios al pueblo del territorio,
y especlalmente al de los conda
dos de Rio Arriba, Taos, Santa
F6, Sandoval y Mckinley y de-
razones convincentes para que
sea reelecto y reciba una gran
votaci6n en- la eieccion de No
viembre. La carta que pubIica-
mos en- seguida debe ser leida
con cuidadoy Sc deben dar q sus
asertos 81 peso que merece la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
La mas grande reu-
MON en- la historic
de la ciudad PerIa.
LAS WsITAs TRATADAs B|EN.
FL Juez Morrison, Que Asis-
ito a la Feria, da una ReIa-
cion lnteresante.

FL Juez A, L. Morrison, que
estuvo en- la terra del condado Dc
Socorro Ia semana pasada, y fut
uno de los oradores principales,
describe las festividades de Ia
manera siguiente:
Santa Fe, N. M, Sept. "a, 1908,
| Editor del Nuevo Mexicano
"Siendo el Nuevo Mexicano 81
jefe reconocido en- todas materias
que afectan ell bienestar del terri
torio, le pido me de espacio suf-
ciente para dar lnforme de mi
vista reciente q Socorro. Por Ia
bondad de nuestro amigo, 81 Hon.
w. e. Martin, fuf invitado a
participar en- la aperture de Ia
feria en- aquel prospero condado.
Antes de seguir adelante, permit
tame decir que he estado en-
veintenas de reuniones festivas
en- muchos puLtos de la Union,
rero en- 10 que toca a patriotismo,
hospitalidad, industria 8 inteli-
gencia, me veo obligado a poner al
esplendido pueblo del condado de
Socorro d Ia cabeza de todos ellos.
No hay exageracion en- este, sino
que es Ia pura verdad.
1000 PERsoNAs AsIsTIERoN.
x "Al llegar a La ciudad de Soco-
rro bajo la capaz direction del
escribano de condado Sweet,
quien vino a nuestra ciudad "
aseguro los servicios de la Banda
de Santa F6 por toda la semana,
fnfmos conducidos oil parque de
ciudad donde Sc hallaba reunido
un gran concurso de gente, Ell
cual me dijeron que numeraba
cerca de cuatro mil personas.
Habian venido de todas parties
del condado d divertirse. Los
procedimientos fueron abiertos|
por Billy Martin, que era el es-
pfritu principal de la OCCASION, en-
un discurso elocuente que fu9
acogido con enthusiasts aplausos.
En- seguida fue introducido vues-
tro corresponsal y habl6 cerca de-
una hora.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
DEFUNcIoN.

El ldnes pasado fallecio en- su
residencia en- esta ciudad, Dor
Jose Segura, persona bien como
|cida y estimada en- Santa Fe, don
de naci6 y vivio la mayor parse
de su vida. El fnado era de oicic
impresor y siguio por muchos
amos la carrera de periodista
pnblicando El Boletin Popular,
uno de los peri6dicos mas anti
guos que Sc publican en- Nuevo
Mexico. Tambien figur6 en- la
vida p1blica ocupando varios
empleos, entire ellos Ell de agente
de indios y miembro del cuerpo
de educacion, los cuales desem-
psn6 con esmero y fidelidad
Hace unos dos amos que su salnd
decay6 y 10 obligo a abandonar
las tareas del periodismo y q
marcharse a otra parte para yer
ST la mudanza de china le era pro-
vechosa. Durante ese periodic
reside en- San Antonio de Bejar
y en- Eel Paso, Texas. Ultimamen-
to su erfermedad Sc agrav6 y
tuvo que volverssa a Santa F'e por
esa causa, resultando su falleci-
miento unas cuantas semanas
despues de su regreso. EI finado
tenia 55 amos de edad y deia a su
viuda y cinco nifos. Su funeral
tuvo lugar 81 martes a las seis U
media de Ia maiiana con misa de
cuerpo presente en- la catedral
y entierro en- el cementerio del
Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

opinion de un ciudadano tan emf
rente Y que va frisa en- la edad
de 20 amos. Es muy religioso,
muy fuerte en- sus oplniones mo-
rales y no diria una palabra en-
'pdblico 8 privado que no creyera
yerdadera y que no estuviera
plenamente antorizada por hechos
" circumstancias. Ia carta es
del tenor siguiente:
TERRA Amarillo, Sept. IA
Editor del San Juan County
Index:
"Apreciable senior: Noto en- el
Harrington Times Hustler del 10
que cursa, un artfculoencabezado:
"Hace 10 que Dice?" el cual lee
como sigue:
"5Cumple ell Delegado An
drews sus pr0mesas de campafia?
Esta pregunta es de interes en-
raz6n de que nos estan diciendo
que 81 elegimos a Andrews obten,
dremos estado. Es facil deter
minar este por una comparacion
de las promesas hechas cuatro
amos ha con los resultados obte.
nidos. En- aquel afio el Delegado
Andrews y su tren Official y ban
da militar fueron a los diversos
condados del territorio, y en- casi
todas parties a donde fu6, 81 8 los
que hablaban por 81, prometieron
IN ferrocarrll q la plaza
8 condado. SCuantos de estos
ferrocarriles foeron construidos?
Prometio construir uno en- el
condado de Chaves, uno en- ell
condado de Taos, uno en- ell con-
dado de Rio Arriba de Albuqu quer-
que al Vale de San Juan. -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
LOS NOMlNADOS REPU-
BLICAN0S EN- RIO ARRIBA

Chama, N. M, Sept. 25. La
siguiente es la boleta Republica
ma nominada en- la convention de
condado en- TERRA Amarillo aver,
Conciliar- IL. Bradford Prince,
de Espafola.i
Representante Hermenegildc
Martinez, de Velarde.
Alguacil Silvlano Roibal, de
Chama.
Comisionado Edo. dist. Mar
tin Lopez, de Ell Rito.
Comisionado Ser. dist. Anto-
MO Valdez, de TERRA Amarillo.
ASSESSOR David Maestas, de
Park View.
Tesorero y Collector -B. @. Her
nandez, de TERRA Amarillo.
Superintendente de Condado
J. IA. G. Chaves, de Abiquiu.
Juez de Pruebas Pedro Macs,
de Alcalde.
Escribano de Pruebas EIsino
Lucero, de Oio Caliente.
Agrimensor j.. r. Young, de
Chama
La convention fue harmoniosa
y todos los precintos Sc hallaban
representados. Los nominados
estan seguros de ser electos,
pues Sc espera que Ell condado de
Rio Arriba dara a 10 menos 1000
de mayoria por la boleta. Todos
los nominados son ciudadanos
bien conocidos y el escogimiento
del Hon. L. Bradford Prince fue
muy acertado,
Price Walters. de Aztec, fue
endosado como Representative del
distrito compuesto por los conda.
dos de Rio Arriba y San Juan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

! ElSef1or "A. Bauher, de Kansas,
estuvo en- Folsom, el martes
dltimo, de paso para los campos
carboneros de la Mesa de John
son. El objeto del viaje de este
Senior es arreglar los derechos de
via para un ferrocarril que Sc
lproyecta que parta de Ia Mesa
|expresada pasando por Folsom,
hasta algun lugar en- Kansas. Por
lsupuesto, que con este nuevo
ferrocarril en- Folsom y la incor-
|poracion de la ciudad, esta ten
dra que ser una de las mejoies
en- el Territorio, pues tenemos
todos los recursos y facilidades
en- que provee la naturaleza.
La Folsom Lumber Company
esta cambiando su MADEIRA a un
sitio mas elevado; esa Compafifa
fue la que sufrio perdidas mas
considerables tanto en- MADEIRA
como en- carruajes, carros y de-
mas: Sc considera que perdieron
como $4,000; siendo el conjunto
total de las p6rdidas en- Folsom,
calculado en- 100000.
Sc sabe positivamente que el
condado dc Union sera republi-
cano en- Ia proxima elecci6n y Mr..
Andrews obtendra una grande
-mayoria. Los repnblicanos estan
resueltos a trabajar este afio con
toda actividad y q no estar tan
confados comolo estuvieron hace
dos amos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03
N0TAS De FOLSOM.

Ell apreciable caballero Don J.,
M. Martinez, de Folsom, N. M,
nos comunica 10 siguiente:
Los vecinos de nuestra peque-
| ma ciudad de Folsom, nos henos
visto muy atrasados durante las
ultimas tres semanas quitando
las escombros que quedaron des-
pues de la inundaci0n.
Debo decir que los cindadanos
| de esta plaza son hombres de
|empresa y de energfa, como Sc
demuestra con el hecho de que a
pesar de que las perdidas sufri-
das fueron de consideration,
ellos, lejos de desanimarse, han
redoblado su actividad, y a IN
fuerte desastre han respondido
con IN empuje personal mas
fuerte ain, de alli que Sc haya
hecho mucho, tanto en- la limpieza
ydescarbos de las Gales y en- la
constructor de puentes, como
en- traer algunas casas a su anti
quo sitio, de donde fueron arran-
cadas por la impetuosa corriente,
que las llev6 q media milla y aun
mas de distancia. Sc ha hecho
circular una petici6n por los
Sefiores Joe Doherty y j. M
Martinez, comisionados al efecto
por 81 Commercial Club, entire
los ciudadanus de Ia plaza y diri-
gida 4 los Comisionados de Con-
dado en- la que SO pide la incor-
poracion de ella y como era de
esperarse, la petici6n a que nos
referimos. fu6 tirmada por la
mayoria de los vecinos y con es-
pecialidad por los principales
pagadores de tasaciones y es casi
SECURE que reciblrA Ia debida
atencion. y Folsom estara incor-
porada en- ell termino de seis me-
ses, a pesar de que el proyecto
conto con alguna oposicicn, aun-
nua ainsi0nificante.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-03

Fl Hon. w. E. Martin, 81 eff
ciente secretario de la corte del
tercer distrito judicial, ha regre.
sado del condsdo de Sierra donde
ha estado algdn tempo sobre ne
gocios polfticcs. Aunque aquel
condado ha sido Democrats hasta
aqui, las mayorjas Democratas
han lido q menos y 81 senior Martin
cree que el condado sera ganado
por los Republicanos en- esta vez.