Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-03

the case Of Washington Elliott vs.,
j. n. Hall, G y. Golden and Henry
Swanholm. This case was taken
| from the Fourth district. A months
wages was due Elliot ard he gave
friend an order to collect them
i The money was placed in tho friends
4 hands, but was subsequently,
attached and taken from him hy
Hail, the latter acting n his official
capacity as constable and for the
parties bringing the attachment
suit against Elliott. The latter
sued Hall and his bondsmen to
recover the wages, on the ground
that the law exempts a months
wages Of married men. The court
below held that. as the money was
in the hands of third party it
; could not be considered wagse, ard
therefore was not exempt from ex-
ecution under attachment. The
! supreme court holds that the fact
: that the money was in the hands
J Of third party did not change its
1 status Of wages.
] You can not make good butter
+. without cleanliness is observed in all
II things connected with the milk and
n cream. The cows should he proper
i. " fed the best and most wholesome
II food on the farm. They should not
be allowed to drink out Of any
- slough or stagnant pool of water,
g but should be given as pure water
he as you use for domestic purposes.
Ne Their surroundings should be sweet
mt and clean. and the mixers should
.ly be neat in drawing the milk from
lis the cows. The milk utensils, such
No. as pals, strainers, cans etz.. should
~ be Of tin. They should he washed
=, out in hot water in which some sal
:" soda has been dissolved, then scalded
= and set out Of doors to air. The
milk should be thoroughly cooled
raj and aerated as soon as drawn from
ned the COW, and mornings milk should
lily never be strained in with the nights
ere milk until il is perfectly COOL
no. Commonwealth.
ncy Some wise man SAYS Every mar
aid, who gets on III the world shoult
the avoid debt as far rs possible
nj. From the very outset Of his caree
:, he should resolve to live within hi
income however paltry il may be
- The art of living easy ms to none
iofe is very simple. Pitch your seal
n" Of living one degree below you
rade means, Many man dates hi
4 .f,n l,a Il ,.hA 1,
in began 10 borrow money. Avoid tn
ullv first obligation, for, that incurrc,
ana others follow, one neccessitatin
~. the other; every day the victit
s, will get more entangied, then folio
" pretexts, excuses, lies, till all sens
nc of shame is lost, the whole III
rder becomes makeshift. and the debtt
'hile in despair finally resolves to live b
not direct robbery and falsehood.
'h'y The republicans are discussin
de- all ready whether their most owe
rider whelming defeat will be deaf
ting blow TO the party, or whether
Inch will be able to revive again. TIL
any party will never elect n presidel
II. again, it may still be able 10 carr
49,, IA few states for three years To com
All. but the party is practically dea
a"'s 1t will undertake knownothingisr
w which has cut n great figure again
the the democrats in Iowa this year III
voter n modification of their Mckinle
eh a ism. but like the old wing high Il
com. party it is dead and damned.
rs 10 Col Woodrow, the grand meg
e IN of the Emma mine, in Little {,
study tohweod, voices our sentiments VIII
Nu he saws Let the United States
crate monetize silver. Ii can maintain
n h.. at parity with gold against t
i. !. the world; and, if Europe kigl
N then close our ports against 1t, n
and show that America oan thri
y y and prosper by relying alone up
~ II her own reionrees. IS, l.. Journ
The Lapwai Indians In
promised some Interesting spe
Inc mems Of their handiwotk for cxhil
ork ton at Chicago. The real Indi
II on bow and arrow which exists ehiel
said in the imagination of eastern peol
neral will lie shown IN all its warli
[ he aspect. Tie Indians are maxi
i i'm. baskets, moccasins. aud other lnai
eSsed articles tn miniature. Some RI
! thu Indian relics have been promised
i. IN Commissioners Wells is very
nsion sirous of obtaining specimen
.ored. the ibex for the Worlds Fair I
vs. in question has been raised sometin
WI whether this animal exists in Am
The lea. Numbers Of them have be
ann seen in this state but they ffcqne
ii lac, such inaccessible heights that tn
-, W.. capture is very difficult. A bar
: H.. some reward will be paid for a 20
:. no specimen of this rare animal.
can The new Mormon temple will
i'e"f dedicated at Sail Lake April
: ~ -, 1898. The construction of |
m,. building was begun forty years a
,n,an and il has cost -, 100000.
Il he Il appears that the death of I
tgaifIz Dr..,I,.+f. Ftfhar L. Ian. fsIl9asi