The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-04-20
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
The F. A. Parry Estate Is Dis
tributed and Other Probate
Matters Settled

The following probate matters were
settled this week in the Third Judicial
District Courtin and for Eureka County,
Judge Peter Breen presiding:
To the matter OF the estate of John L
Saline. deceased. it was found that the
administrator. p. II. HUI, had in his
possession the sun Of $63 Os belonging
to said estate. and one violin which the
administrator has been unable to sell
The Court ordered that the above
amount and violin be turned over to the
Consul for Sweden in San Francisco to
be by him turned over to the mother Of
deceased now believed to reside in
Sweden. The Court also ordered the
discharge Of the said administrator.
In the matter of the estate of John
Wilce. deceased. it was found that the
administrator. II. G. McTerney, had in
his possession the sum OF $235.02 belong
ing to said estate that the said admin.
istrator paid out for expenses the sum
Of $50 IS. leaving a balance in his hands
OF $148. II. The Court order that the
latter amount be turned over to the
mother Of deceased. Martha Wilce. re.
siding at Amble. Woodbridge, Cornwall.
Eogland, and the said administrator
was ordered discharged.
In the matter OF the estate Of Paolo
Venotto, deceased. it was found that
the administrator. p. II. HUI. had in
his possession the SUN Of $l06. 70; that
the sum $96. rs have been paid out for
expenses, leaving the sum OF $40 in the
hands Of the administrator. which was
turned over to the attorney in fact of
deceased, Christoro Giuseppe. being an
heir-in-law Of said deceased. The ad.
ministrator was ordered discharged by
the Court.
r. A. Parry Estate Distributed
In the matter of the estate of Frank
A. Parry. deceased. it was found that
the administratrix. Mrs. Alethea NJ.
Parry. had in her possession the sun OF
$40, 0O9. 32; that under the provisions OF
the will she paid to herself the sun OF
$4,000. and to Frank Parry. son Of de.
ceased. $1,000. The personal property
amounted to 5000 3s and real estate
$4,000; that she paid from the realty
the two legacies above named and other
incidental expenses against the estate.
amounting to the sum of $l3,927 80.
leaving a balance in her hands OF
$2082. OF, which sum under the will is to
be distributed to the h~eirs-at-law. The
following named persons being the said
heirs Of deceased the sums set opposite
their anne were allowed them:
Cynthia Parry. a sister, of Tottenville.
New York. $500; Henry J.. Parry.
brother. Of Plattville. W%inconsin, $500;
Josiah Parry. a nephew. of Utica. New
York, $3.50; John c. Parry, a nephew, of
Utica. New York. $3.50; George P. Parry.
a nephew. of Troy. New York. $3.50;
Lincoln Parry, a nephew. OF Bonneville.
New York. $3.50; VIM. II. Parry, a
nephew, Of Fay. Nevada, $500; Samuel
L. Johns. a nephew, of Norwich. New
York, $3.50. The said ~executrix was
also allowed the sum of $50 as compen-
sation for extra services.
The Court ordered that upon the pay
ment of the several sums as above de-
creed to said heirs aud the fling with
the clerk Of the court Of the necessary
vouchers therefor. that the said Alethea
NJ. Parry be fully discharged from her
trust as executrix.