The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-27
IT'S VALUED At 100000
An Estimate of the Largey Estate
Based on Mining Property.
THE FACTS SET FORTH
The Widow Applies for Letters of Adj
ministration, No Will Being Discov-
cradle The Petition to Be
Heard on February IL.

A petition for letters of ADMINISTERS;
ton on the estate of the late Patrick
A. Largely, who WAS murdered by
Thomas j. Riley. was flied in the dis
trict court yesterday by Mrs Lulu T..
Largely, widow of the deceased Her
petition estimates the value of the cs-
tate at only 100000. which is considered
a modest estimate, and based proba bly,
on the speculative value OF mining
property, some of which is generally
considered To be of great value Mrs.
Largeys petition shows the following
facts:
That on the 18th day of January.
1898, Patrick A. Largey died i'm the
county of Silver Bow ana state of
Montana.
That ut the time of his death said
deceased was "A resident of the county
of Silver Bow, state of Montana
That the said deceased left an es-
tate in the county of Silver Bow con-
sisting of personal property and real
estate:
THAT said deceased left no will at
the time of his death
That the value and character of the
property, 50 far as known to the petit
toner, are as follows: Consisting of
real and personal property, and that
the value and character OF such prop
IL,
other stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages
and other securities, casn in bank
mines. mining claims, ranch, city lots
and other real estate and personal
property, situated in the county of Sill
Yer Bow. state of Montana, and other
counties in the state: certain proper
tons of said property above described
being situated in the states of Wash
ington Oregon, Iowa, Utah. Idaho; also
interests in properties situated in the
province of British Columbia in the Do
minion of Canada.
That the estate and effects for or in
respect of which letters of administra-
ton are hereby applied do not exceed
the value of 100000.
That the probable value of the per-
sonal property and of the rents. issues
and profits of the real estate of the de-
ceased will, to the best knowledge of
your petitioner amount to $135, 900.
THAT the heirs and next of kin of
said deceased and N,nom your petit
toner alleges to be the heirs at law
of said deceased. are Morris Sellers
Largely, of the age of is years: Lulu
Largely. of the age of 16 years; Edward
Creighton Largey of the age of IL
years; Mary Montana Largely, of the
age of s years: all Of said heirs being
the children of the deceased, and the
petitioner, Lulu F. Largely, the surviv-
ing wife of said deceased, all residing in
the city of Butte.
That due search and inquiry have
been made to ascertain if said de-
ceased left any will and testament, but
none has been found, and according
to the best knowledge, information and
belief of the petitioner said deceased
died intestate.
THAT your petitioner is the surviving
wife of said deceased and therefore as
your petitioner is advised and believes
entitled to letters of administration of
said estate, wherefore your petitioner
prays that a day of court may be APP
pointed for hearing this application,
and due notice thereof be given by the
clerk of the court by posting notices ac-
cording to law. and that upon said
hearing and the proofs to be adduced
letters of administration on said estate
may be issued to your petitioner"
r. +. Leonard, clerk of Judge Lind
says department of court, set the petit
ton for hearing Feb. u. subject to APP
proval by judge Lindsay who will re-
turn from the East to-day.