Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
onLY $3.50 4 yeAa foR say
Referee Willis Thinks This - sualelens
Annual Income.

Annual Income.
II Baby Whaley, whose precocious
desiies, in the opinion of his guardian.
it win require q, 1000 year to satisfy,
Is not tolerably reasonable in his in.
fantile demands he viii many time cry
himself to sleep unsatisfied, as any ordi-
nary baby might do who hasn't fortune
of 5000, 600 waiting for him. Referee
Willis has decided that even $500, 600
baby ought TO be reared in reasonable
comfort ON g, $50 year until he is IA
years old. II the supreme court con
nnns the decision that must be the
limit of expenditure which his guardian,
Marie w. Chisholm, win be allowed TO
use in bringing up Francis M. Whaley,
who is 2 years old. The allowance
would have been considerably less but
for the fact that the malarial climate
of Edisto island, off the Carolina coast,
where Mrs. Chisholm lives, makes it
necessary that she should seek a north
ern summer resort for the child's bene-
fit during four or five months of the
year. The referee finds regarding the
essential circumstances of the case:
| Prior to the death of the mother OF
the child he lived with his parents at
30 West Washington square, New York,
and was surrounded by all the comforts
and Injuries that their high social posi-
ton and wealth warranted. Edisto
island, the residence of the guardian, d
| as.l1te.ot 20 fs.st
larial disorders during the summer sea
son. Strangers and Others coming
from other parts Of the country remain
ing at that season are especially liabl,
TO contract such disorders, and 1t |,
therefore dangerous for such persons Il
remain there during the time from the
first of June until the first frost, which
occurs ordinarily during the month o
November
Mrs. Chisholm and her husband
have long lived there, and being
thoroughly aeclimated it has been thei
custom to remain during the entir'
year. With the infant coming from ,
totally different climate mt the north !
is a wholly different matter. For hin
| to remain during the summer season
/ would be extremely dangerous and like
r ~ to result in his illness from the cause
7 named. For that reason it will b
4 proper and necessary for Mrs. Chisholm
and the infant TO proceed every sum
mer to some other more healthful re
. gion, and to remain away until tn
coming of frost renders it safe to tax,
the infant back to Edisto island. Tn
4 necessity for such travel and residence
away from home will occasion consider
: able expense to Mrs Chisholm.
$ Mrs. Chisholm has cared for the In
: FAINT since Oct 10, 1889. the date of hi
r mothers death, out of her own means
and with the exception ola recent pay
ment of $500 by order of court she ha
not been reimbursed"
The referee therefore is OF opinio
!, that Mrs. Chisholm is a suitable perso
to be appointed as the temporary guai
dian of the child until he arrives at tn
o age of IA years, and that s., $50 is
I suitable yearly allowance TO make fc
the support, maintenance and educs
y ton of the child. The referee also re,
It ommends that the sum of 81, 1874 1
K awards to Mrs. Chisholm for expense
up to date in the care of the infant.
New York Sun.