Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-04
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
pyBIIsIED EVERY MORNING, MONDAYS
EXCEPTED. BY
GEO w CASSID Y
TLKNS or SUBSCRIPTION
now WILLIAM II. BOIRN DlVID-
EDNIS PROPERTY AMONG HIS
RELATIVES.

from the San Francisco Chronicle. 2othl
The last will AMI testament OF Will
liam l.. l;ourn. hn committed suicide
last Friday. was filed yesterday for
probate. lie declares that the house
and lot. in this city, conveyed to his
beloved wife. Sarah Esther Bourn. 10y
William II. Patterson. is her separate
estate. the same having been made Il
gilt TO her; that the place near St. Hell
cna, Napa county, conveyed io his
wife by Mrs. Stanley. relict OF Hon.
Edward Stanley. deceased. Is also her
separate estate, the same having been
made Gift to her. He gives to his
wife all horses. carriages. household
furniture. farm. stock, farming uten-
sils. lie bequcaihs To his wife all pic
lures. cngravings and plate. and after
her dccea>e the same is to revert to her
children. He appoints his wife guard
ian of his children. and in case, at her
death, any Of his children should he
under age, then he appoints Nn. IL.
Patterson guardian. lie constitutes
his wife cXecutriX. AMI his friends,
.NIpheuS Bull of san Francisco, Seth
Pinkham of Oakland. and Charles
Langley of Napa, executors. lie de-
viscs all the rest of hi" estate unto
bull. Pinkham and Langley. in trust,
and if they refuse to accept the trust,
then to Wm. IL. Patterson, in trust, To
convert the same into money as speed
lily as possible. and TO invest the same
in interest paying bends. and to
bold the bonds for the following
purposes: To pay siN-tweltths of
the income to his wife and the other
six-twcliths to tie guardian of his
children for their supp, II and cduca-
ton until each shall arrive II major
itv, i. being tcStator'> intention that
when each child shall arrive ut age he
"a size shall receive one twelfth of such
bonds. and on the death of his Wife the
remaining six twc3tthS shall he divided
among his three surviving children. as
;ast as ,hcy become Of are; il being
understood that i; is his will that the
children of any deceased child shall
take the same proportion that its par
enl> woull have taken. if living, when
the distribution is to be made. The
foregoing provision 10 the effect that
his wife is to have one-halt Of the in
come of his estate is not 10 take effect
utllc : within three months after the
Viii shall have prohatcd She shall rV-
lease and convey to the trustees all
rights of property she might other
wise cl iin under the statutes al this
sta T.. lHNtttpf waves the SN lilG Fi
amy bonds by his eNeeutriN and truS-
tees for the performance of their du-
ties. and he aut horiZcs his cXccutriN
arl executors TO sell and dispose OF his
properly without application to any
Court. and 80 to do before the will is
praha.cd. He declares that the names
ot' his children are Mary G.. William
=. sarah f.. Ida H., and Maud G..
u,il i'll ease he has any Other !oln to
him, he or she Shall take ,he same
share and i'll the ~alilc manner aS those
above named The VII is dated the
9Th dav Of Au4U~t. IS12, and was
signed in the presence of \. W. Hanna
and J. =. PheIan. The value of the
estate is estimated at between Sl,5un,
oia and S2.eao000 but the inventory
has not yc, been made.