Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-05
PROBATE COURT
 PROCEEDINGS
(From Saturdays Daily)

heturn or sale or personal property
 was filed in the estate of Walter W.
 Cheney, deceased, and an order made
 confirming the same.
 J. K. Miller, special administrator
 of the estate of Walter W. Cheney,
 deceased, filed his account and report of administration which was set for
 hearing March 31.
 Return of sale of personal property
 was made and filed in the estate of
 Bessie Hopkins, James Hopkins, David
 Hopkins, Lydia Hopkins, Lillie Hop
 kins and Fife Dott Hopkins, minors,
 and an order made confirming said 1 sale.
 T. E. Campbell, administrator, de
 bonis non, of the estate of L. M. Olden, deceased, filed a petition for an order granting authority to enter into a contract for the optional sale of interest in mines, which was set for hearing April S..
 Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Francis W. Fratt, deceased, was returned, filed and recorded. The estate consists of 1860 acres of land in Chino valley, and range cattle and horses, all appraised at $13,052.
 Helen Mcintosh, guardian of the etate of William Mcintosh, filed an account, which was set for hearing April II.
 First account of R. H. Burmister and W. T. King, executors of the last will and testament of Jane Rob erts, deceased, was allowed, approved and settled. The executors were charged with cash receipts of $702.35 and credited with cash disbursements of $261.72, leaving a balance on hand 'of s440.6S. Debts allowed against the estate amounting to s737.25 re main unpaid and the executors were granted further time to complete ad- ministration pending sale proceedings.
 J. H. Robinson, administrator of the estate of Maud V. Lstimer, de- ceased, filed a receipt of attorney for heirs showing delivery of estate dis tributed to them and an order was made discharging the administrator and closing the estate.
 James Claffey, administrator of the estate of Frank J. Thomas, de- ceased, filed his final account, report and petition for distribution, which was set for hearing April 12.
 Second account of John J. Hawkins, administrator of the estate of Henry Stoddard, deceased, was allowed, sp- proved, and settled. The administrat- or was charged with cash receipts of $17779, since last settlement, and credited with disbursements of S207.s5 leaving the estate indebted to the in the sum of $3O.06. The administrator was granted fur ther time 10 complete administration pending sale.
 Will Jereslaw, guardian of tne es- tate of Miriam Florence Kuhn, min or, in San Diego county, Cal, filed a petition for an order to remove the estate of his ward to San Diego county, Cal.
 M. B. Hazeltine, resident guardian of the estate of Miriam Florence Kuhn, minor, within Yavapsi county, fled waiver of service of notice of application for an order to remove he estate and an account and report if guardianship.
 Notice waived and the account of I. B. Hazeltine, resident guardian f Miriam Florence Kuhn, minor, was flowed, approved, and settled. The -uardian was charged with receipts f 5000 derived from the sale of in crest of minor in patended mines in 'erde Mining district, disbursements one with all expenses of guardian hip in Yavapai county having been aid by the nonresident guardian. he notice was waived, and an order lade granting leave for the non esident guardian. to remove the prop rty of the estate of his ward to San iego county, Cal, the place of resi- ence of said ward.
 The account of J. K. Miller, spec | administrator of the estate of Talter W. Cheney, deceased, was lowed, approved and settled. The 'eeial administrator was charged ith receipts of SEATS, credited ith disbursements of $2I475 on ae- unt of expenditures of last illness Id burial of deceased, and debts, arges, and expenses of administra- on, leaving a balance of $100 on md, which was ordered set aside T the benefit of Lucy Cheney and Try Cheney, minor children of de ased, residing at Fairplay, ColOrodo. oRTH CAROLINA ENDEAVORERs