The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-10

A petition filed in the probate court,
asking for letters Of administration upon
the estate of Peter Jensen who died a
few weeks ago, divulges the identity OF
the nearest relative of that eminent fe-
male, Jane Doe.
In the document referred to the petit
toner, Joseph R:sley, sets up that de-
ceased parted this life on the 18th day
of August, of this year, leaving property
to the value of 500, and a part of lot 2,
block $50, plat A. That the nearest rela-
tive the deceased had at the date of his
demise was Jane Doe.
Hearing upon the petition was fixed
for September 10.
Ella Dyer Searles. the widow of the
late Frank H. Dyer, by her attorneys,
Miner Il Hiles, filed petition in which
she sets up that the revenue from the
estate ought to be set apart for her use
and that of the children. She asks that
the guardians and executors of her late
husbands estate, Hon. H. H. Henderson
and Hon. Farley L. Williams. be COM
pelled to come into court and show cause
why the sum of $50 per month should
not be paid her for this purpose. CT
tation compelling the executors to come
into court and show cause why the pc
tition should not be granted was issued,
returnable September 10.
Vina Eldredge, the insane woman
about whom the directors of the insane
asylum made an inquiry a few days
ago, and upon which the county attor-
ney was to have made a report in the
county court yesterday, but did not, was
the subject of a probate document yes
terday, her sister, Carrie c. Hoskins.
making an application to be appointed
her guardian. The insane woman has
small estate, consisting of two gold
rings, gold watch and chain, gold
necklace, gold headed umbrella and other
little trinketS.
Hearing on this matter was fixed for
the 18th.
Mrs. Fidelia Hamilton. the widow OF
the late DIR. Hamilton, whose estate has
been pending N the court for some time,
was appointed eXecutriX under the pro-
visions of the VIII. She is now on the
coast, but will return in few Gays ana
begin her duties under tne PROVISIONS VI
the document.
The petition of Annie R. Treweek, who
asked some time ago to be appointed the
guardian of the estates and persons OF
lanes H Armstrong and others, minors
was granted, and the appolntment Haue
subject to the fling of bond IN the sum
of $50 - sor
An order was made fixing the time for
hearing the petition of the admln-stra-
tor of the estate of Robert Dye, for the
sale of real estate, on September 10.
An unexpected event happened IN the
! estate of Andrew Rabbit, OF Whlcn NJ ar, ~;
| MuIyey is the executor. l.. j. Hart Hled
a statement setting up that he ana oe,
ceased were partners in the business of
buying, selling, leasing and working min mi 4
ing properties and that this partnership
was never dissolved by. him. He deman bs
made mad and no steps taken toward a set
Element until he has presented ms claims
asserting that the partnership was a
valid 1ts and operative one at the time OF
iN a I. Driver 1 N. Hodgman and J. NJ
larsen were appointed appraisers N the
estate of William H Ryan, the Ia late o Su-
perntendent Of wateryorGk au of this m S5ey
Ada 2 Collet was appointed guardian
as prayed aS; for, with bonds in the sum of
report made by the appraseTtIb e OF r fse
estate of Lars J =, ~ On SHOWS 'ie ''
stenhens were appointed appraisers n
the estate of c. N. Donelson