Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-08

/ iu regard 90 such matters. 10 Is known.
/ however that she was u prime mover
/ iu the successful building OF 81 Mary $
| cathedral and she extended every
] material aid 20 Bishop LawrcnCc
| Seaman In the work in the diocese.
/ Mrs. Judge might be said TO have
/ been purely masculine IN her dealings
| with the outside world But In her home
| and family relations. and among her
/ friends she showed a dlncrcnt side
and was sweet AS summer.
Perhaps the greatest disappointment
~ her broad life was the pathetic fall
urc OF the Judge Miners Home, which
ehc built seven years ago on the east
| bench nt a cost OF Sll5.000 for the
building and grounds alone. The home
Waa 10 have been run in connection
with a hospital. 10 was Mrs Judge
fond dream to establish 70 great home
for broken down. old. INDECENT miners.
The basis OF the familys fortune lay
I'm the mines OF Utah. aud she had a
warm spot in her heart FOR tho miners.
But though the gift was rendered I'm the
klndest spirit 10 was not 80 received,
nE tho minors seemed 10 be rcpelled
by the idea % the ordinary. charitable
institution. 1t was suggested 90 Mrs.
Judge that she change from her in
itial idea Of q miners home TO grand
scheme whereby n great plat OF land
old miner could have q separate little
home, with a few acres for his support.
On which he could take an active inter-
est Mrs Judge, however, never de-
Veloped THE plan, though II Is said
among her friends that she contemplat-
ed the prosecution OF big establish
ment on this line
ESTATE HAS INCREASED.
The Judge fortune was laid in up
wards OF 10000 shares OF Silver King
mining stock years ago, by John Judge.
His widow simply applied the steadily
growing Increment, until today the
whole estate represents a total value
approxlmating s3,0000 900.
Mrs. Judge. IL Is suid. did not leave
a viii dealing with her real estate in
terests and vast property holdings. II
an instrument is filed Tor probate, u
win probably only relate TO personal ef-
fects and no formal distribution OF the
estate will be necessary. as all OF her
holdings were Incorporated. March o,
9OS. 90 The Judge company, under the
laws OF Arizona. the papers having been
filed In duplicate iu the Office OF the
secretary OF the state OF Utah. Tho
directors named at the head OF the
Judge company were Mrs Mary Judge
w ]. Halloran. j. Frank Judge Mrs.
Elizabeth r. O'Bricn. Miss Katheryn
Judge was president. treasurer and
director Of the company. and its tom
lsolal head William } Hanoran was
vice president ]. Frank Judge was
secretary.
INCLUDES VALUABLE HOLDINGS.
The judge estate includes the follow
ing properties Judge building, corner
OF Third south and Main streets. valued
az 100000; the r. X. Thomas building.
67-69 south Main street. building al 49,
l33 south Main street. Charlton build
ing. 249-2 53 south Main street: building
at 26s269 south Main street: building
Just cast 81 the Cullen hotel. the Cullen
annex, 1925 west Second South street.
building at 1886 south Main street:
Reybould building. 25Sa60 south Main
street building occupied by the Freed
Furniture company $40 east Third
South street building occTpied BY the
Greenewald Furniture company. 33-8g
west Third South street. a wide front
age Of real estate. with small stores
running from 10 20 los In east Second
South street. besides a large number Of
valuable lots and dwellings IN the resi-
dence districts Of salt Lake city
Among the public benefactions OF
Mrs Judge was a donation Of $40. 600 to-
ward the Y. A. C.. A. building fund.
Among the most important holdings
OF the Judge estate are a number OF un-
developed patented mining properties in
White Pine county, New. which IL is
anticipated, win develop into great cop-
per mines.