The morning call., 1890-06-01
LAST WILLS.
Large Estates and Who VIII In.
herit Them.

The will OF William p. Fuller, who died in this
city on the l7th OF last month, has been filed for
probate. The estate Is valued at 81 300, 900.
The widow, Margaret ii. Fuller, is left the house
hold furniture and one-half the residue OF the
estate The other half is LETT TO the children,
May S. Reynolds, William T. Fuller Jr., Ella f.,
Bertha A., Frank W. and George p. Fuller the
only exception being beqnest Of $1,000 10 John
ii. Fuller. brother. Mrs. Fuller is sole execu.
uix and guardian OF the minor children. The es
tate Is as follows:
Household furniture in the residence OF the de-
ceased in this city OF the value Of $4,000; an uI-
divided three-eighths interest in the copartnershtp
firm of Nhttier, Fuller & Co., being the interest
the deceased In the stock on hand, business and
property belonging to said firm, OF the probable
value of 81 100000: moneys due said decedent on
promiSS0ry notes, OF the probable value OF $780,
900; real estate situated in the city and county OF
San Francisco, o: the value of $3OO0OO; real
situated liz the counties of Sacramento, San Diego,
Yuba, san Joaquin, Alameda and Napa OF the value
OF $4,000.
A petition has been filed for probate OF au-
thentlcated will and for letters testamentary TO
James Cunningham, who died at Nice, France,
on the oath of last March, leaving a valuable
estate in California ana New York. The will
sets apart 100000 in tuSt for Darius Ogden
Mills. formerly of this city, Heber X. Bishop of
New York, aud James Cunningham, Ogden Mills
and Frank Cunningham, The trust fund 10 be
drawn from property In New York. Mary H.
Fllippiui, at present residing In the villa Du-
poni Rue Pergolese, Pans. France, is left an
annuity OF $1,000 and her daughter, Gabrielle
Francois. al annuity OF $4,000 until she is 1S
Is 81, 10 $4,000 until her mothers Death, and
alter that TO Sl2, 1000; also the daughter Is &c
ceive $500 in cash when she att aims her
twenty NTH birthday, or as dOwry IL she marries
between the age OF 81 and 20 years.
The remainder OF the estate is divided as fol-
lows: One 1fln TO James Cunningham OF this
city nephew OF deceased; aud tie balance In
equal shares among the other uephews and
neces, who are Elizabeth e., Mary NJ, Will
lam aud Fred Il. Cunningham, and Ogden Mills
OF New York, John NJ. Cunningham OF this city,
Elizabeth Mills Reid, wife of Whiteiaw Reid,
now temporarily residing at Paris, France, and
Mary T., Hebsr, James C., Francis, Edith aud
Ogden NILS Cunningham. Elizabeth +. b. Harrl-
man and Harriet A. b. Lanier Of New York.
ID. o. Wills, II. X. Bishop, James Cunningham
o. Mills and Il. Cunningham are appointed exec
utors without bonds d. U. Mills has renounced
The trust imposed upon him so far as the property
belonging 10 the estate IN California Is concerned
William Carman died intcSale on The 18Th OF
last month in TIL. city, leaving an estate valued
at $4,000 Tie heirs are a son, William, and
daughter, Anne l. John n. LuH has petltioned
for letters of administration.
The viii OF Patrick nicCormck, who died In
this city on April 18th last, has been filed for
probate. The estate is valued at $4,000.
daughter. Ellen Doyle. is left So; a gfanddaugh-
ter, R0sanna Doyle, $1,000 aud TWO lots near san
Jose, and the balance equally to the remaining
children Of Mrs Ellen Doyle, Of Elieusburg
Oregon.
Tie Will OF Augustus PetIibOne, who died at
BOde February Sth lasI, has been flied for pro-
bate. Tie estate is valued al $1,000 and Is left
10 the widow.