Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-15
PROPERTY IN
 MILLER ESTATE Judge Philpot Issues Order Directing Drusilla June
 to Turn All Over
, TO ADMINISTRATRIX
Order Outcome of Recent Hearing Given Respondent in COntrO-
 versy Over Estate.

Sueu lHe IOIi0WI1S OTueI, ulIeCIlHs Drusilla June, who claims to be the wife of the late Dr. s. M. Miller, col ored, the wealthy negro physician who died in this city last July, tht order being issued after an examina tion of the June woman and othel witnesses was held in the county court at the instance of Ethel Mil leh, daughter of Dr. Miller, and tht administratrix:
 In the Jefferson Probate Court.
 In the Matter of the estate of Dr s. M. Miller, deceased.
 Judge of the court in vacation Dru- silla June in her own proper person and by her attorneys, Taylor and Jones, to be examined by the court on oath for the discovery of certain diamond rings, diamond studs, gold watches, pearls and other jewelry, goods and chattels, moneys, books fbook accounts certificates of depos- | it. notes, papers and other evidences of debt, belonging to the estate of the said Dr. s. M. Miller, deceased in response to a citation issued by her attorneys her separate response in which she admits that she has in her possession certain personal prop erty which belonged to the said Dr. s. M. Miller at the time of his death, but claiming that she holds same in her own right by virtue of certain contracts Or agreements which were entered into on or about the 1st day of August, 1910. by and between Nan cy Miller and Ethel Miller, as parties of the first part, and Drusilla Miller, party of the second part, who were the only heirs at law of the said Dr. $. M. Miller, deceased, and she de- murs to the petition of the adminis- tratrix and states that it does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action, and she excepts to the interrogatories of the court.
 Comes the administratrix in suc- session. Ethel Miller, by her attorney, H. K. Toney, and demurs to said re- sponse upon the grounds that it does not state facts sufficient to warrant the said Drusilla June, who in said agreement claims to be Drusilla Mill Ter, in holding the said property therein mentioned as against the ad- m'nistratrix of the said estate, even though valid and binding between the parties individually, and the court doth sustain said demurrer.
 Whereupon an examination and in- Quiry was further made by the court of the said Drusilla June to ascer- tain what property she now holds O. has had belonging to the said estate and after hearing all the evidence adduced by both the said Drusilla June and Ethel Miller, administra. trix in succession, and after hearing the arguments of counsel represent ing each party the court doth fint that the said Drusilla June now ha: the following personal property tt the estate of the said Dr. S. M. Mil Ter, deceased, to-wit:
 l Four hundred and ten dollar ($410.OO) drawn out of the Cottol Belt Savings and Trust Company Three Hundred dollars ($30o.o0) col lected from the Crystal Bottlin| Works; one certificate of deposit Is sued by the Simmons National Bank December 1, 1908 and made payabl to s. M. Miller, for the sum Of Eff teen hundred dollars $1,50O.0O; on certificate of deposit made by tn First National Bank of Birmingham Alabama, on September 11th, 1909 t S, NJ. Miller, trustee, for the sum o eleven hundred dollars $Q,1OO.00 and two pass books of the Uniol Savings and Trust Company of Mem phis, Tennessee, showing that O April 1st, 1906 there was deposited t the credit of Dr. s. M. Miller, trustee the sum of One thousand dollar (s1 100000 and on September 10tf 1909 there was deposited to the cred it of $. M. Miller Fourteen hundre dollars ($1,400,00); twenty-one note for One hundred dollars ($100.00 each. dated December 18th, 190S signed by Jenkins c. Calhoun an made payable to the order of Dr. NJ. Miller, each note bearing interes at the rate of 10 per cent per annul until paid. The notes are payabl respectively on October 1, 1909, Jan uary 1, 1910. April 1, 1910, July
 1910, October 1, 1910. January
 1911, April 1, 1911, July 1911, October 1, 1911. January
 1912 April 1912. July 1, 1912 octo Der l 1912, January 1, 1913. April 1912, July 1. 1913. October l. 1915
 January l, 1914, April 1, 1914, Jul h, 1914, October 1, 1914; Three pro missory notes date November End 1906, one for One hundred and sev lenty dollars ($170.0O) and two fo one hundred a.a sixty dollars $500 leach made payable to Dr. S. N. Mile |signed by Luella Cook. with interes