The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-01
THIRD OF A MILLION
is ESTIMATED VALUE OF ESTATE
OF MRS. z. L. w. CLINCH.
APPRAISED AT S35719e.31
RETURN OF APPRAISERS FILED
IN COURT OF ORDINARY.

Appraisers of the Estate Were III.
Wiley johnson, Albert WyIIy, w.
NJ. Dnvant, John Lyons and 1. ID.
LaRoche-Estate Owns More Than
$22O,OOO in savannah ReaIty-Fi-
nal Return Was Also Filed on the
Estate of Jacob WnIdburg, from
Whom Mrs. CIinch Inherited Her
Fortune.
The inventory and appraisement of
the estate of the late Mrs. Elizabeth L.
w. CInch was filed in the Office of the
clerk of the Court of Ordinary yester-
day. The return shows that the value
of the estate is 1857 1881, of which
amount $22O,25O is represented by real
estate in Savannah, and the remainder
by stock and bonds and other per-
sonalty.
The appraisers of the estate are H.
Wiley Johnson, w. NJ. Davant, Albert
WILLY, John Lyons and 1. D. LaRoche.
AT the same time that the return of
the appraisers was made the final re-
turn on the estate of Jacob Waldburg,
the father of Mrs. Clinch, from whom
she inherited her fortune, was filed by
7. M. Cunningham and j. H. NJ. Clinch,
the executors of the estate.
The inventory shows the estate to be
worth about the value at first estimat-
ed by the Morning News, and is of in
terest, since four Savannah charities
are the residuary legatees of the bulk
of the estate. The executors of the
estate of Jacob Waldburg, which has
been held intact for more than thirty
years, have already been awarded ST.
500 as compensation for their services,
and will obtain letters dismissory as
executors, the estate having been fully
administered.
The most valuable piece of real estate
owned by the estate is situated on the
southwest corner of Broughton and
Whitaker streets, and consists of the
realty and improvements occupied by
the firm of jackson & Gutman and by
Allen Bros. This was appraised at
$4,000. The amount of cash on hand
is $62, 560.55.
The realty holdings of the estate con-
sist of lot 5, Decker ward Tower tyth-
ing So, 900; lot 5, Heathcoate ward,
Jackson ward, and improvements, $685.
600; lot 8, Lloyd ward, $4,000; lot g.
Lloyd ward, $4,000; lot Is, Lloyd ward,
SO, 500 lot of canal lots, west of ca
nal, 1900; lot %, South Oglethorpe
ward, $3.50; lot "a, South Oglethrope
ward, $500; lot So, South Oglethrope
ward, $1,000; lot Sc, South Oglethrope
ward, $1,000; lot 81, South Oglethrope
ward, 81 200; north half of lot So, South
Oglethorpe ward, $4,000; lot 8 of the
wharf lots, west of Bull street, $4,000;
lots in Weed ward. $4,000; fifty acres
of land five miles from Savannah $500
The personally consists Of Two
notes of the Savannah Investment
Company, $4,000; fifty shares of the
capital stock of the Evergreen Gene
terry Company $1,000; one share of the
capital stock of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association of Georgia,
| $3.50; $500 city of Savannah bonds,
due 1909, 5000; $500 city of Savan-
nah bonds. due 1913, S1,635; $4,000
state of Georgia bonds. $11.600; eighty
shares of the capital stock of the Sa-
vannah Gas Light Company, $1,000;
four shares of the capital stock of the
Coast Line Railroad, no value; cash
on hand, $62 560.55; cash from the
estate Of ]. Waldburg. $13,293.76;
household and kitchen furniture, $500.