The San Francisco call., 1898-12-16
MRS. STANFORD
 SEEKS FINAL
 DISTRIBUTION Great Estate Is Ready for Settlement. LITIGATION CAUSES DELAY BIG GOVERNMENT SUIT IS COM
 MENTED UPON. To Expedite Matters the Executrix Is Willing to Cover the Inheri- tance Tax Claim With a
 Deposit.
LITIGATION CAUSES DELAY
BIG GOVERNMENT SUIT IS COM
 MENTED UPON.

The vast estate of the late millionaire Leland Stanford is at last ready for set clement and final distribution. Since the death of the well-known railroad magnate and phlanthropist the great interests ..e left behind have been enveloped in maze of litigation and contention, but the way of the law in all cases but one has been run and Mrs. Stanford, executrix of the estate of her deceased husband, has sug- rested a way that will remove that ob- stacle, and a final settlement may now be reached. Mrs. Stanford filed her final account report and application for dis tribution in the County Clerks office yes terday afternoon, and the matter was set for hearing in Department on the 18th inst. Mrs Stanford sets forth that the total cash receipts since her appointment as executrix amount to A9S,344 50; dis bursements, s443, ,576 32, leaving a cash ba.- ance on hand, which is on deposit with the Nevada Bank, of s54,76S IS. The state ment regarding the cash account IS fol- lowed by list of promisSory notes held by the estate, issued by the following creditors for the amounts named:
 Homer BshSR S . W Golden h eaas eaitt wsaiea sSa Groot. . s25oo; George oulton. 1000; John H. Moore. 5000; Kentucky and South Atlantic sios7 7s: Sarah H. Winne. s23sa +; secondo Au- gusti. s220 62
 R s Estrada estate. sSl5s 50; Pacific Improve ment Company s267, 55s Os; Tyler Beach, S3S5 55; N P Chipman, $43s 21; sundry small accounts i7i1 5S
 The real estate still in possession of the estate is described in detail, as an asset but no values are given. The pieces Of real estate belonging to the estate are by far the largest items in the inventory, and are located in this city and San Ma teo, Santa Clara, Sacramento, Tehama, Napa. Alameda, Contra Costa, Yolo, So- iano Siskiyou, Colusa, Glenn, Madera, San Luis Obispo, San Bernardino and Ma rjn counties. The following specified bonds are also set forth among the assets:
 One hundred and eighty-nine bonds of the Cbesaneake Ohio and S. w. R. R. Co.,. second mortgage per cent, 3loO0 each; 1000 bonds of inc Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad Company, second mortgage. per cent. 5000 each: bonds of the Kentucky and South Atlantic Railroad Company, per cent, SI00 each; bonds of the Olympic Club of San Erancisco 6 per cent, 5000 each; bonds of the Salt Lake and Fort Douglas Railroad Com pany. first mortgage, per cent, 5000 each; ko bonds of the Union League Club of San Francisco. $l0 each.
 Shares of stock in various corporations as follows are still in the hands Of the executrix. as stated in her report: Twelve thousand five hundred Contract and Finance Company 32. 973 Central Pacific Railroad Company, 1iS6 Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Company, 5000 lone Coal and Iron Company, 10000 Manzanlta Water Company 10, GOO Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company, 300 Pacific Improvement Company TO- 900 Southern Development Com pany. 2S4 7S0a Southern Pacific Company. 2S.-