Amador ledger., 1903-01-09
Generous to Friends.

a dispatch from Oakland to the
Chronicle dated Jan. 6, gives the fol-
lowing concerning the estate of Mrs.
Rosalie Wenzel, former resident of
lone valley:
Having no direct heirs, Mrs. Rosalie
Wenzel made generous provision to her
will for her friends and those who cared
for her during her declining years. The
instrument was filed for probate to-day
by j. w. Surface and his son, Jacob
Surface, who are named to act as ex-
ecutors. Special letters We're granite
to j. w. Surface pending the probate
of the will.
Mrs. Wenzel died at Haywards on
January I'd. She was then IS years of
age. Her estate is valued at S14, $50,
consisting of house and real property
at Haywards, valued at $45O0; 800
shares of stock of the Argonaut Min
ing Company. valued at $500; solvent
credits valued at $3.50. and $500 cash
in bank.
The will was executed on October 3,
1898, being witnessed by Margaret F.
CorcOran, F. Cavagnaro and Fred
Wilson, all of San Francisco. 1t is
directed in the will that the body of
the testatriX be buried by the side of
her late husband, Adolph Wenzel, in
the San Lorenzo cemetery The sum
of $4,000 is bequeathed to j. w. Sur
face to repay him for his friendship and
advice in investments. Mary Kintall,
Mrs. Wenzels former maid, is to re-
ceive $500. The same amount i, left to
Lizzie O'Brien, who attended Mrs.
Wenzel prior to her death, provided
that in the opinion Of the executors she
performed her services faithfully. To
Mrs. Helena I. McGee the sum of $1,000
is bequeathed.
The residue of the estate is left to
two cousins, Louise and Hedwig Ulrich,
both residing in Germany.
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Fred jackson, the new deputy sheriff
under sheriff Norman's administration,
is negotiating to rent the Kelley house
on the corner OF Court and Church
streets, from Rev. +. A. Morrow.
Should satisfactory arrangements be
made, Mr.. Jackson will move his
furniture and effects from Sutter Creek
to jackson some time next week.
M. E. church services Sunday, Jan.
II. Sunday school, 10 a. m.; sermon,
IL a. IL. and 7:30 p. M; installation of
Epworth League officers and general
services, $50 p. m.
Rev. R. S. Marshal of Pacific Grove,
an evangelist of much reputation on
the Pacific coast. will conduct religious
services every night of the coming Q
week but Saturday night, in the NJ. E.
church. Come and hear brother Mar
shal, and enjoy the services with the
Methodist people. Every soul in Jack
son and vicinity is invited.
7. j. Clavering, secretary of the
Lincoln Gold Mining and Development
Company, has recently been visiting
Frank VOORHEES,, one of the directors
OF the company. He left jackson this
morning on visit to the Gwin mine,
with Hon. E. c. VOORHEES, of Sutter
Creek.
Mcmillan is desirous that all who
purchased tickets should come in and
have their work done. All those hold.
ing tickets please note that they mus
be presented before March 1st in order
to receive the crystal mount premium
Ed Schachter, who for several year.
drove Raggio's stage between Valley
Springs and Angels, leaves Jackson to
morrow to resume his old place ON thai
route.
The officials of the miners union hav,
been anXiously inquiring for editor Sci
kirk for the last two days. 1t is ru
mored that no went out of town Wed
nesday night. II. ID. Calvin is helpins
them out with the paper.