Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-08
COURT GIVES OUT
De GUYER ESTATE
Order Distributes Property Worth
$719,OO0-InStItutionS of
Charity Receive BequeSt
ORPHANS HOME GETS $4,000
State School Fund to Benefit by
Two Persons Who Have
Died Intestate
ORPHANS HOME GETS $4,000

The estate of Ana Josefa Dominguez
de Guyer, valued at $1,000,oO0 and ap-
praised at $80S, ,54S.S4. was admitted to
distribution by Judge Rives of the pro-
bate department of the superior court
yesterday
The value of the estate, after various
claims had been settled, was $4,000.
OF this amount Bishop Conaty was de-
vised $4,000, the Los Angeles orphans
home $4,000, the Home of the GOOD
Shepherd $4,000, the st. Vincent de Paul
society $1,000 and Rev. p. E. Harnett
$500 for himself and $1,000 for the eX-
pense of saying masses for the repose
of the deviser's soul. Mary Carson
was bequeathed $4,000, Anita Carson
was given the same amount, John Car
son was devised 100 acres of the
Rancho San Pedro, Charles Guyer was
remembered by gift of $4,000.
Guadalupe M. Dominguez, sister
of Mrs. De Guyer, was given the resi-
dence at 937 South. Alvarado street,
and the remainder of the estate is d.
vided equally among her and four
other sisters of the dead woman--Vic-
toria Dominguez de Carson, Susana
Dominguez del Amo, Maria Dolores
Dominguez de Watson and Maria de
los Reyes Dominguez de Francis.
Mrs. De Guyer, who died several
the most aristocratic of the early
Spanish families in California.
Another matter receiving attention
in the same court yesterday was an
order for the partial distribution of
the estate of Mrs, Carrie M. Jones,
who devised q part of her $4,000000
estate to Elizabeth Mary and Belle
Jones of Beckett, Mass, nieces of her
dead husband, John II. Jones. The
property ordered distributed is the
residence at 256 East Adams street
and it's contents, valued at about $780,
900. The two devisees share and share
alike in 1t.
PARTIAL DISTRIBUTION
Partial distribution of the estate of
Gertrude G. r. Rose was ordered By
the order, Police Judge II. II. Rose re-
eeived $4,000 and the remainder of his
dead wifes estate of $4,000 will be
given to their son.
The contest over the $150,000 estate
settlers of Pasadena and who died in
the insane ward at the county hospital,
was continued until October 10.
Lots SO and 81 in the Lakeside tract,
the last of the realty which composed
part of the estate of Harry Clifton
Axtell, was ordered sold. Its ap-
praised value is $500 and there is a
mortgage on IL OF S4UUU
Susan II. Hayes, widow of John
Hayes of Monrovia, who left an estate
valued at S165,0O0, was granted an al
lowance of $3.50 a month for herself
and her five children, pending a set
tlement of the estate.
The state school fund wifi benefit
through the fact that two persons died
in this county having no relatives to
claim their small estates. Ho Sam
Choy, a Chinese cook, left an estate
which, after all expenses are paid con-
sisted of S236.41, which will be devoted
to educational purposes.
A similar disposition will be made
of $1239.SO, the residue Of the estate
of s2400 left by Mrs. Bridget McClos-
key, who at the time of her death. was
thought a pauper, but whose bank
accounts subsequently were discovered.