The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-20
WILL D|SPOSEs
F.. OF VAST ESTATE
Many requests in Last Testament
Of Late Mrs, B. M. Allen Filed
for Probate Yesterday.
tFrom welnesday AdvertIsor.,

(Brom wednesday Advertisor)
Mark i; Robinson, brother; James
E. Jaeger, brother in.law, and Paul
Muhlondorf, one Of the executors under
the will Of the late Samuel G. Alien,
were yesterday appointed by Judge
William l.. whitney as temporary I'D.
ministrators Of the estate OF Bathsheba
NJ. Allen, deceased, no bond being re.
CURED. Under the will they are made
executors Of the estate.
This early action was taken ON the
ground given by the temporary admin
iotfntors that the estate was OF such
value that Immodiate steps had to be
taken to protect and carry It's business
on, pending final action Of probate on
the will. $50
Tho Naiuc OF tho estate was given
In tho petition Cor appointment Of tenn
lorary administrators to he about
100000, consisting Of real estate pur.
ported TO be worth $4,000, bonds,
stocks and other personal property val
ued at 1920, 7O5.96. II Is reported from
various sources that the real valao of
the estate may reach as high us $1,000
900, but as 10 This there is no GER
tafnty.
The late Mrs Aliens viii wiz be IN.
Ken up for probate before Judge Whit.
ney on March "a The heirs at law,
mentioned in the will, are Mary Il. Eos
ter Victoria Ward, Matilda Foster.
A. (Watty) Jaeger, and Lucy Me.
Wayne sisters, NIL Of Honolulu except
Mathilda Foster, who lives in San Fran.
cisco. and Mark p. Robinson. brother
of Honolulu.
Tho viii IS an extremely long instru-
ment, covering twcnty.six typewrittqn
shoots, and includes three long codi-
ellis, the last Of which was signed bS
-dfs. Allen thesdAy before her death.
Property Described.
The following is the property given
as making up Mrs. Aliens state: Lot
On A;akca- street, house End lot nj
kaalawai, sundry lots near Kailua.
North Kona; and Hoopuioa, Sout,
koBO, all valued at $4,000. The per,
sonal property Is given as follows, 500
shares Of capital stock of Alameda Su.
ggf Company, California 73l shares OF
Allen & Robinson; 200 shares of FIRST
American Savings & Trust Company,
3Gf shares Of First Nationai Bank Of
don"iulu; III shares Of j. Hopp &
Company, 81 shares of Hawat.In r .Lsr
Ccnipany, 677 shares Of z. ~. Jordan g.
Company, 35 shares of Mutual T le.
phors Company, al73 shares Oahu su.
gar Company, 100 shares of Oahu Rail-
way & Land Company, 80 shares of
Hawaiian irrigation Company and
promIssory notes, all valued at 1920.
f05.96. .' h = -
Legatees Mentioned.
Tho following arc the legatecs under
the viii: Sisters of the Sacred Heart.
$1,000; Kawaiahao Girls, Seminary,
$1,000; Mrs. Jane Walker, $4,000; Mrs.
ID. O.. Bates, $2000; Kaahumanu So,
ciety, $1,000; Rebecra Thompson, $1,000;
kulamanu MeWayne, $1,000; Kulama,
manu- Henkenius, $1,000; William Rob
inson, $1,000; children Of William Rob.
inson, $500 each; Ellen Henkenius,
$4,000; James. +. Jaeger, $1,000; Sam.
uel Jaeger, $1,000; Robinson Allen Nc.
Wayne, $1,000; Allen C.. Mahelona,
$1,000; Mrs. Kulamanu X. Pafko, $500;
Hawaiian Relief Society, $500; servants
800 each; Annie Dickinson, $1,000;
Lucy Allen Howe, $4,000; John Apple.
ton, $4,000; children OF Mrs. Battle,
$4,000; S, A. Allen, $1,000; Allen Jac,
ger, $1,000; Allen Robinson, 5000;
Mary J, Allen, $4,000; Charlotte Beggs,
$3OO0i nieccs and pcphews, $500; Char.
lotte Won Hasslocker, $4,000; George,
Robinson, $1,000; Kulamanu Wilcox,
$1,000; Kaiulani Homo, $500; Solomon
Previer $500; Matilda Previer Make
ma, $500; Mrs. J. ID. Walker, $4,000;
laura Bates, $1,000; George c. Alien,
5000 year. No.