Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-13

used in his profession.-sec. 69o c. C. P, Cal.
 6. The sewing machine and I'm plements of a seamstress actually used in pursuing her vocation
 [. One watch, one sewing ma chine, one typeWritlng machine, and one bicycle.-Ssc. 4317 R. L. Minn. 1905.
 Ia. Five milk cows.
 S. The camping outfit of every in this state, including his mining tools, saddles and burros.- Sec. 690 C. C. P, Cal.
 g. The farming utensils and inn plements of busbandry of the debtor also two oxen or two horses or two mules and their harness; one cart or wagon, and feed for such oxen, horses or mules for one month; also all seed. grain, or vegetables actually provided, reserved or on hand for the purpose of planting or sowing at seyenty-fiye bee hives: one horse and vehicle belonging to any persCn who IS maimsd and crippled and the same is necessary n his busi- ness.-Sec. 690-id.
 10. Poultry not exceeding in value twenty-five dollars.
 II. Feed necessary for the use of the debtor and his family for the peri cd of six months.
 F. Two horses or two mules and their harness; one cart CT wagon one dray or truck; one coupe: one hack or carriage for one or two horses, or one automobile, by the use of which a cartman, Lraymaa, truck man, huckster, hackmsn, teamster, CT other laborer habituaIy earns his liy- ing, and one horse with vehicle or harness or other equipment used by a surgeon, physician, constable or clergyman in the legitimate practice of his profession, with food for such horses CT mules for one month.
 1s. The presses, stones, type cases and implements used by any person pr copartnership in printing or pub fishing a newspaper or in conducting any printing establishment or by any person hired to use them, not exceed ing two thousand dollars in value, to- gether with stock in trade not ez- ceeding four hundred dollars in value Sec 4317 L. Mnn. 1905.
 II. The library and philosophical and chemical or other apparatus be- longing to and used for the instruc- ton of youth in any university. col lege, seminary of learning or school. See 4317-id
 15. All moneys received by or pay able to a surviving wife or child up- on the life of a deceased husband or father, not exceeding ten thousand dollars.-Sec. 43I7-id
 15 All moneys arising from fire or other insurance upon any proper ty exempt from sale or execution.- Sec. 4217-id.
 r. All moneys. rejiaf. or other ben efits payable to or to be rendered by any police department association. fire department association, benefci- ary association, or frateTnsl benefit association, and any person entitled to assistance therefrom, or to any cer- tificate holder thereof, or beneficiary under such certificate.-Sec 4317-.d.
 IS. Any claims for damages reccv- cradle by any person by reason of any levy upon or safe under execution of his exempt personal property or by reason Of the wrongful taking or de tention of such property by any per son. and any judgment recovered for such damages.-Sec. 43lTid.
 I9. The earnings Of the minor child of any debtor or the proceeds thereof by reason of any liability Of such debtor not contracted for the special benefit of such minor child Sec. 4317-id.
 20. One-half the earnings or the wages or salary of any person for his .personal service rendered at any time within thirty days next preced- ing the levy Of attachment, garnish- ment or execution when it appears by the affidavit of a debtor or otherwise that such earnings are necessary TOT the s.use of his family, residing ln his state. supported in whole or, ln part by hin,---Sec. 690, C. C. y" Cai.i
 Sec.-. The property declared 70 be exempt by this chapter shall not be exempt from attachment CT sale ih 1 any action brought or judgment re- covered for the purchase price CT such property so long as such prop | srty remains iu the possession or -ee