Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-14
THE LATE MISS wAsHBURN.
Her Estate Said to be Worth S1o0, 900
How 1t is to Be Distributed.

How 1t is to BE Distributed.
Yesterday morning w. W. Washburn
and Zuleka NJ Danforth made application
to the Superior Court to be appointed exc
cutors of the estate of Miss Lorinda Wash
burn, who died in this city on Sunday last.
The application sets forth that they are
the nephew and neice of the deceased, and
Galesburg under date of August Is, 1888,
| in the hand writing of the deceased. The
! will referred to was filed with the appllca-
/, ton, as was also a number of deeds dlspos-
| ing of a large number of pieces of real
estate-all, except one, in the hand writing
of the deceased, but none of them signed.
| They claim that the estate consists of
mortgages, notes, money in bank, furniture,
etc, amounting to about $4,000; city real
estate and forty acres of land in 4olo
| county, valued at about S50.o00 and that
the total value of the estate is about $100,
| 000.
SOME OF THE REQUESTS.
The will referred to is dated at Galesburg,
| August 10, 1888, and addressed TO My
| dear nephew and niece, Wellington ".
| Washburn and Zuleka NJ Danforth." Be-
low is given portions of it, verbatim
| To my three grand nieces, children of my
| niece Catherine Hampson, which is her maiden
name Clara T. Wilmont. 81 600; Sarah J. w VIII
mont, 81 900; Znleka h. Wilmont, 81 COO; Harry
Carie, 81 600; Lorinda W. Bosworth, 81 900; Henry
A. Hampson, $1,000 over and above the land
| decided 10 him. 1t is to recompense him for his
| services in the Union army
Now to friends not related by blood: To
| Thomas Wilkerson, formerly Of the American
| Eagle Hotel 81 ,000 to Mrs. Hopper, who for
| merly owned 40xl60 feet of lot No. Z, Twelfth
and Thirteenth, and G streets, $500; TO Richmond
| Words, lot in the block bounded by Seventh
and Eighth, and streets; to Mrs. Saleca
Firm, $500; TO Mrs. Hoagland, her 40 acres on the
| Yolo side of the river: to Mrs Harriet Clark,
wife of Thomas j. Clark, 81 600; TO Mrs John
| Watt, who lives opposite my dwelling, $500; to
| little Edah Lorinda Drake, S400; to Mrs. Holt,
| the quilt that Mrs. Coleman willed me; to Mrs.
| Kate Lorton, $500; to Mrs. George Richey, $500:
! TO the Infants Shelter, $1,000 to be applied to
| that institution by Mrs Hubbard, of Sacra-
mento
I, Lorinda washburn, being of sound mind,
and as capable OF doing business as when much
| younger; and direct after you have paid all
the legacies aforementioned, direct thai you
| expend the remainder Of the money collected
| by you in the erection of a tomb and monu-
| ment, erected to the memory of my father and
mother and brothers and sisters, in the ceme-
| terry at Kingston, Plymouth county, Massachu-
| setts also, in which cemetery wish to have
| my body to be carried and placed in the tomb
| the place in it for NY body is to be above
| ground.
THE UNSIGNED DEEDS.
The unsigned deeds are for the disposal
OF the following property:
| To Sarah q. Savage-North 40 feet and west
20 feet of lot 4, and j. First and Second Streets
north 10 feet, east 20 feet west 80 feet of lot T.
south As feet east 30 feet, west 20 feet of lot
| and J, First and Second streets.
| To Abigail A. Washburn-South 40 feet of
lot s. and I, Fifth and Sixth Streets
( To Albert Matteson and Eyelin Metteson-
South quarter of lot 3. and K, Front and Sec
! ond streets.
| To Charles H. Matteson-East quarter and
north 20 feet OF lot l, K and L. Third and Fourth
| streets.
| TO D. B. Washburn-Lot 5; also, east quarter
of lot 4, and G, Twelfth snd Thirteenth streets
| To Wellington W. Washburn and Zuleka W.
| Washburn-Lots and s, l and J, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets; lots to Z, K and L, Twenty
| fourth and Twenty-ffth streets; lots l. 2, Z and
S, Z and f. Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
To May and Kate Carle-South 40 feet of lot
=, south forty feet of lot ,, and F, Sixth and
Seventh streets: east 50 feet of lot 4, and o,
First and Second streets.
On the 2lst of July last deceased gave a
power of attorney to her niece, Mrs Zuleka
NJ. Danforth and her nephew, w. W
Washburn, to take charge of her money,
papers and property, and the same has not
been revoked