Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-10
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lO.-rhe E.r.
ammor sayi.
Mr.. stanford has paid of the last Of
ihe debts tuo from the Stanford estate
aud has this early got IL great proper
ties In almost perfect order. She Ia
now anxious for distribution Of the
estate, 70 that she may secure personal
control Of the millions OF which she IL
now eNrcutrix.
As soon ~ the dls,rlbution " ordered
she will begin operations ~ new
hsld. Then, under heg personal
supervision, the erection Of half "a
miil'On i0llars' worm VI new buildings
anG tile early expansion Of the univer-
'lty to three Tunes It's present mag
niludo Will be begun.
IL 10 stated the debit side OF the
ledger has been cleared, the credit
side has been ably attended 10 anu the
hypothucaled securities have been re-
leased.
Tue three great estates, the Palo
Alto, Grldley anu Nina ranches, 5000,
l7,UO0 aud 10000 acres respectively, Ou
which senator Stanford lavished OK.
pence aud experiments, have been put
on a strictly business basis. Mrs.
STAFFORD has now leased all OF these
properties In parcels, with tho eXcep.
ton n the vineyard anu stock farms
And the land necessary tor their main.
tenhncv, anu the brandy at VIVA, Of
which senator Sanford never sold 4
gallon, Ia still Roiig 10 Europe and
elsev here Ia immense quantities.
The estate II nearly ready for dialrl-
button, except for three claims that are
pending. One IL iult for sT5, 900, In.
vOivlng n horse, which Ia pending on
appeal, and another IL a suit Tor 81 900,
brought lately bya Palo Alto book
seller, who INSERTS some sort Of con.
'r7cl about supplying books 70 the uni
venity.
iue other claim Il the $4,000, 900
claim against the STANFORD estaIs which
Attorney General Olney has presented
On behalf Of the government 10 Mrs.
Stanford, Ms sNeoutfix.
This suit II annoyance 10 Mira stan.
ford, because no long az II IL unsettled
II Will prevent her from spending
dollar OF t1e ettate In behalf OF the
university.
This claim the cxecuirix las rspudi.
Rled. The estate VIII TO tied up as
long M the Claim II pending. fho
Stanford attorneys are doing what
they can TO expedite n settlement.
They are urging Attorney.Gsuerai
Olney 10 begin anu push his suit, and
have said that they would waive all Oh
yectiOne based on lechnlcallties which
might otherwise delay u thil Of the
Issues ON its merits Tor years aud until
the claim Ia fully due.
But small portion OF the alleged
Indebtedness will fall due In January,
1895, when the first Of the mortgage
bonus are payable. The rest will tall
due In several successive yeats there.
after. AZ has been n question with sir.
Olnoy m TO his power to bring suit
before the whole Indebtedness IN uur.
Mrs. STANFORD has been arranging 10
begin large operations ut PAlO a Ito
next spring. The present quadrangle
and the few brick buildings In Its rear
afe but the nucleus OF the great groups
OF buildings planned by Senator Stan
lord, aud his plans are to be carried
cut without change. The present
quadrangle Is to be enclosed by lar.
ger ami ttill more handsome one, aud
FNN'iel kAVhFa W 'NataAhh7 bi' W
Hank II.
The plans for early enlargement Of
the institution include = large amount
Of new apparatus, tue carly purchase
NJ on 900 books, the employ ment VI {
great many new professors ana In.
struotop and the opening Of new
departments.
The plans for the future ns FOitled
upon include a conservatory Of music
which shall DO equal 10 anything IN
America, the equipment Of great art
school, departments OF professional
instructions, etc.
Mrs. stanford mas stated that that all
Of her property ana all OF the estate
willed 10 her by Senator Stanford ~,
with tue exception Of few cOmpafa-
lively small btquests, TO go 10 the
university, and that when the estate
comes into her private possession II
viii he used for tue university during
her life ~ II will DO aiet her uesth.
There Ia an ample luc mo to keep,I the
university going At II present clst Of
about S20O,0O0 ayear.
The estate OF which she Ia VXecutfix
was appraised at sl7, 900, 600. This In
cludCB tue DtqutstUi $4,000, 900 to the
university aud that ~ s8UO,OO0 tu
Thomas Waiter STANFORD, Oi Australia,
which has been turned over 10 the
university by hir, stanford. The
university can get nothing from these
ltqussls until distribution IN made.
AZ soon NJ distribution Is effected