Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-19
PROBATE COURT
 PROCEEDINGS

Business in the probate court last week included the following transae- tiOns:
 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of John F. Wilson, deceased, was returned, filed and recorded. The estate consists of cash, real estate in Phoenix, mining claims, stocks, per sonal effects and law-library, all ap- praised at S7,123.30. A decree was entered setting apart a lot and i'm provements thereon, at Norma Place, Phoenix, Arizona, as a homestead for the use and benefit of the surviving widow of deceased. The administra- tor was granted an order to sell the personal property belonging to the estate.
 Second annual account of Wadiha Sroor Lufty, guardian of the estate of Amelia SrOOr and William Sroor, minors, was filed. The guardian was charged with $5,240.20 since last set clement, being balance of principal since last settlement, and income since last settlement. The settlement shows no disbursement out of the etate since last settlement. The es- tate consists of cash invested in notes secured by mortgage of real estate situate in Phoenix, being improved business property, and interest in buildings at Congress.
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell was appointed administratrix of the estate of John K. Mcdonnell, deceased.
 Lester Ruffner, special administra tor of the estate of F. c. Watts, de- ceased, filed an account and report, which was set for hearing July 9.
 Dr. R. N. Looney, Dr. John w. Finn and P. W. O'Sullivan. were ap- pointed appraisers of the estate of John K. Mcdonnell, deceased.
 An order for allowance and to in- vest funds was made and entered in the estate of Emilio Bernal and Flu geniO Bernal, minors.
 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of John K. Mcdonnell, de- ceased, was returned, filed and re- corded. The estate consists of cash, patented mining ground, accounts, etc, appraised at 2,539.S9. Notice to creditors was ordered published.
 The first account of Robt. E. Zinek, administrator of the estate of Sam McLees, deceased, was allowed approved and settled. The admins trator was charged with receipts of cash amounting to the sum of $1S413, and credited with disbursements amounting to $1692O on account of payment of preferred debts and charges, and expenses of administra- tiOn, leaving a balance of cash on hand amounting to the sum of $14.93. Allowed debts of the sixth class, aY, %, h., .E main unpaid. The remaining assets of the estate consist of accounts in processes of collection and a one-hilf interest in an unpatented mining claim. The administrator was grant ed further time to complete admin istration of the estate.
 Frank G. Brown guardian of tie estate of Vertie F.. Fernandes, Nancy J. Fernandes, Edna T. Fernandes and Janette I Fernandes, minors, filed his first annual account and report, which was set for hearing July %
 Final account of Dr. I. A. Hawkins, administrator of the estate of Dennis Hickey, deceased, was allowed, ap- proved, and settled. The administra- tor was charged with receipts of $6SS.70, and credited with disburse- ments of S610, on account of the payment of the debts of deceased, and the debts, charges, and expenses of administration, leaving a balance of cash on hand amounting to $77.75, which was distributed to the un- known heirs of deceased, and ordered paid into the County Treasury. The administrator was also relieved of liability on account of unpatented mining claims and the improvements thereon, on account of lapse of title, there being no funds of the estate to pay the expenses of assessment work, and destruction of improvements by the clements.