Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-29
FORCE KNAPP TO
 KEEP UP HIS PAYMENTS
(From Saturdays Daily.l


 visions of the divorce granted his former wife in October, 1912, Judge Smith yesterday ordered that he pay the amount of SPA he is in arrears for the support of two of their children, and that it be paid on October TO-. At that time he was also ordered to hand over another SPA for the com ing month. Norma Knapp, his for mer wife, was in the courtroom with her attorney, J. E. Russell. The hus- band was not present, but he was represented by Attorney F. L. Ha- worth.
 With the exception of this case yesterday was probate day in the Su- perior court.
 Approving the final amended re- port i'll the estate of Guy H. Bailey, deceased Judge Smith ordered it dis tributed according to the petition pre- scented by the administrative. Vivian D. Bailey, and the administrator, M. B. Hazeltine The estate is valued at $22682.75, and is to be appor- toned as follows: The widow, Vivian D. Bailey, of Jerome, is to receive three-fourthS interest in the real es- tate belonging to the estate, besides all the personal property; the father of the deceased, John H. Bailey, of Jerome, is to be given one-eighth interest in the real estate, and the mother, Margery E. Bailey, of Palo Alto, California, is to have one eighth interest in the real estate. There are no children. The admins trator and the administrative are to have $987.31 between them and At torney H. MI Globes, of Jerome, will be given $50, while the estate of At torney Henry T. Andrews, deceased, will be given $50, the last two sums being for fees.
 The will in the estate of Richard E. Huffman, deceased, was admitted to probate and the Commercial Trust and Savings Bank was appointed to act as administrator, bond being fixed in the sum of $7,0O0. In the petition for the appointment of the admins trator it was stated that the deceased left the sum of $3,5O0 deposited in the bank. In the will the deceased asks that the estate be divided as follows; Three-fifths to Mary Jane Cochran, sister in Kansas City; one-fifth to Lizzie C. Huffman, a sister-in-law in Peabody, Kansas, and the other one fifth to Katie H. Graham, a niece. in Peabody, Kansas!
 Tn the estate of Robert Heating, de- ceased, an order was made authoriz- ing the administrator, the Conner cial Trust and Savings Bank, to sell the property, according to the terms set forth in the petition. The inter est of the deceased in the brick plant in Miller valley will be sold to his former partner. Mining and oil stocks, land in Texas and Arizona, lots and their improvements in Pres colt and furniture will also be sold.
 Because of a lack of cash in the estate of J. J. Harrington, deceased, with which to pay debts and meet the expenditures incurred in settling the estate, the administrator, J. M. Sullivan, was given permission to sell the property, which consists of furni- ture, four lots in Jerome, an automo- bile and mining stock.
 In the estate of the Patton minors in Jerome, the guardian, the Bank of Jerome, was ordered to file new complete report, the one filed not be- ing approved.
 In order to save disapproval, the hearing on the report of E. s. Clark, E. J. F. Horne and R. E. Morrison, executors of the estate of Matilda Petery, deceased, was continued to Friday, October 15.
 J. H. Maders, administrator in the estate of Helen Stephens, deceased, was ordered to file new first annual report, the one he had filed being disallowed.
 The final account and report of the administrative, Mrs. Elisa Vas quez, in the estate of SaturninoVas- qucz, was continued for hearing to Friday, October 1.
 On a motion of Attorney J. E. Rus sell, the hearing on the petition Of Annie s. McNally, guardian in the estate of David Connors, an incom' petent, to sell mining property was continued to Friday, Ocotber l.
 Hearing on the final account, re- port and petition Tor distribution in the estate of Catherine Ebcnhack, de- ceased, was set for Friday, October 18th.