The record-union., 1893-04-19
JOHN CARROLL'S ESTATE.
Final Report of E. B. Carroll, the
Executor.
By Good Management the Estate Was
Made to Yield More Than
Was Expected.

f. B. Carroll, executor of the will of
John H. Carroll, deceased, has filed in
the superior Court his final account and
| report and petitions for the distribution
OF the estate. The matter will be heard
on April 2Sth.
The executors recapitulation of the
| final account makes the following show
ing: Total amount OF cash received, SIS
OlO 80; total value of personal property
on hand, S3.00l 26; total value of real
property on hand, S1,l7S; cash disbursed,
| $1,000 10; executors commissions, 1854 80.
The attorneys fee will be fixed by the
court.
Within ten months from the first pub
LEGATION of notice to creditors there were
presented against the estate l05 claims, of
which the total was sos, 9jS "a. and they
were allowed and approved by the court.
Lots !. =, ) and i, between b and e.,
Tenth and Eleventh streets, and lots l, 2
and ), and G, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. together with their improvements
ana personal property pertaining to the
| cannery, were sold to Beck * Sons tor
$4,000, being S22,247 40 in excess OF its
appraised value. The Southern Pacific
! Company bought part of lots |, 2, ) and
streets, for $3.50, and Beck IL Sons bought
the north . feet of lot 5, in the same block
The deceased, during his lifetime, had
made an agreement with Thomas Waite
to convey to him, for $1,000 fractional
part OF the southeast quarter of section d,
township north, range 10 east, with the
improvements, and the executor executed
the deed.
Under similar contract he conveyed
to J. e. Carroll the south quarter of lot s
and the south half of the west quarter of
lot 7, between q and H, Seventh and
Eighth streets, for which payment had
been made to the deceased.
He sold Il ,050 cases of canned and pro-
duce goods for S53, S46 % and 100 cases of
block tin for $500, its appraised value.
The cash received since the death of de-
ceased amounts TO Sl0,7S9 -. Lusk Il
Lusk, who are insolVent, owe the estate
2,5S7. which is non-collectable.
The Stone note for $4,000, listed in the
assets, never came into the executors
hands, but was hypothecated to the Bank
of ID. .. Mills * Co. and collected by them
to pay the loan, and in addition the exec
utOr paid S675 interest on it,
There remain on hand 1884 shares of
stock of the Johnston Wine and Brandy
Manufacturing Company, appraised at
s., 555, but of no value.
The heirs all granted the executor full
pONSI " tIl6 anu as II WOulQ
have required large outlay of money to
run the Capital Packing Company sue
cesstully, which the heirs did not have,
he sold it to a corporation organized for
the purpose, for $4,000, and has since
managed the business.
The executor has so managed the estate
that he realized Tor the heirs $50, 900 more
than could otherwise have been obtained
for the property. 1t was only by patient
and judicious management, under the
authority of the partnership contract, that
he saved the estate from insolvency and
realized something for the heirs.
There has been paid into the funds of
the partnership by the executor and
other heirs 50, 404, and the executor has
paid out TO them S10,92l.
The deceased and r. Hickmott en-
tered into contract to purchase the Fruit
Ridge farm for $4,000, and paid on it
S2,G32. The remainder of the purchase
price has all been paid, except $3.50,
which is secured by mortgage. AS Hick-
mott was not able to pay his share, he as
signed his interest to the executor, who
has taken deed in his own name, which
he holds in trust for the heirs.
The amount to be distributed equally
among the heirs-Harry w. Carroll, Mrs.
Flora II. Wilson, Mrs. Minnie Alexan-
der and E. b. Carroll-is Sl9,O72 10.