The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25

southwesterly line of Fremont street: thence
street 1873 feet and inches; thence south.
westerly, parallel with Mission street. 275
feet to the northeasterly line OF First street:
thence southeasteriy along said line of First
street lo3 feet and inches to the point of
com mencement. being portion of 100 vara
lot No. $40. Valued at $15O,O0O.
Other real estate holdings are thus
listed:
Part OF 5O-vara block D, on Merchant street,
SZ0,OOO; lot on WASHINGTON street, near East
Irregular in outline, $4,000; lot on Washing
ton street, near Drumm, S9;l1xI15 feet IN
size, $27 500; lot on the northeast corner of
broadway ana Buchanan street, 37:6x175
street, 25x1OO feet, $500 each; lot on Haight
street, near Cole, irregularly shaped, $250O {;
lot on frederick street, near Cole, 1877 :6x25
feet, $3.50; lot at northerly corner OF BRYANT
and second streets, 121x250 feet in size,
$25, 900; lot on Bryant street, near Second
6Ox12o Ieet, $4,000; lot on Stanley place, near
Bryant street 25x125 feet, $500; one-third
interest in lot on Nineteenth street, near
Lapidge, S0x100 feet, $1,000; lot at the corner
of Berry and Fifth streets, 24Ox25I feet (the
improvements on the corner OF Fifth and King
streets belong 10 the Standard Oil Company
$55, 900; lot at northerly corner OF Sixth and
Berry streets. 240x275 feet, $50, 900; halt in
terest In lot on Lapicge street, near Nine
teenth, $500.
Accompanying the inventory is the fol-
lowing i'm portant affidavit by Mrs. Eleanor
Martini:
Eleanor Martin, executrix of the last will
and testament of Annie Donahue deceased,
being duly sworn deposes and SAYS: That the
annexed inventory contains true statement
of all the estate of said deceased which has
come to the knowledge and possession of this
atfiant, and particularly o: all money belong
ing TO said deceased and all just claims of said
deceased against said afiant, excepting only
that affiant Claims that the items mentioned
in said inventory as twenty-five shares of the
capital stock OF the Cucamongs Land and
Irrigation Company, valued at $2500. and
sixty-two and half shares OF the capital
stock of the Cucamonga Vineyard Company,
valued at $625O, and an undivided one-fourth
interest in the estate of John G. Downey. de-
ceased. valued at $29S, ,O49 90, also 1917
shares OF the Eastern Oregon Land Company,
valued at $13, ,125. are not the property of the
said estate oil Annie Dunahue. deceased, but
OIL the contrary this affiant is the owner Of the
whole or of a portion thereof under the pro-
visions of the will OF John G. Downey, de-
ceased The exact interest in said property
affiant makes this affidavit. reserving to her
self the right 10 assert her interest, whatever
/: may be, in said property above described.
The affidavit of J. Downey Harvey in
this regard reads as follows:
J. Downey Harvey. executor of the last will
of Annie Donahue, dece ased, being duly
sworn, says: That the annexed inventory
said deceased which has come to the knowl-
edge and possession of this affiant, and par
tlcularly OF all money belonging TO the said
deceased, and of all just claims OF the said de.
ceased against the SAID affiant.
ALI of the property here enumerated is
returned as separate property. Attorney
McEnerney has the estate in excellent
condition for final distribution and unless
some legal obstacles arise il will! be dis
posed of by the Probate Court soon after
the expiration of the year required by law.
County Clerk Curry collected $1S62 as
the fee for fling the inventory of Mrs.
Donahues property.