Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-27
OF LATE H.C.SCHUERMAN
 W0RTHS26,125
APPRAISERS FILE REPORT REGARDING THE HOLD INGS OF PIONEER RESI- DENT OF YAV AP A I COUNTY.
(From Thursdays Daily)

c. F. Meaney, F. c. Brccht and R \. Fredricks, some time ago appoint ed as appraisers of the estate of the late Gerhard Schuerman, yesterday filed their report with the Superior court, the inventory showing that the deceased had left holdings valued at approximately S26,l25. The residue of the estate consists of real estate in Prescott, some coal land in Maya jo county and a large amount oi stock in various enterprises. The complete list of the assets and their respective valuations are as follows
 Eighty acres coal land, Navajo county, $500.
 Lots 9, II and Is, block lo, City of Prescott Sherman House), S9,5O
 Sherman House furnishings. Sl,5OO
 Firty-five shares Prescott State Bank, Sll,250.
 Twenty-Five shares Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, S3,H5.
 Thirty-four shares Arizona State Telephone Co.,, value unknown.
 Seven thousand shares Baumar Copper Co.,, considered worthless.
 Four thousand shares Heath Tip Top Mining Co.,, considered worth less.
 Mrs. Anna Mclaughlin. daughter of the deceased, is acting as admins tratriX.
 Serious Charges Against Wife
 B. F. Allen of Clarkdale yesterday filed suit against his wife, Mary A Allen, asking a divorce and charging the defendant with being unfaithfu to her marriage vows. The complaint states that the Aliens were married in Mart. Oklahoma, in 1899. On Feb. ruary l3, 1918. Mrs Allen is charged with committing adultery with onC Y. B. Pace at Clarkdale, and on Feb ruary l she is alleged to have beer overly intimate with friend named w. C. Allen. The complainant states that he did not know of these actions until February 18th, after which time, according to his owr statement, he ceased to admit the de fendant into his conjugal society ana embraces. There are three children all nearly grown, and the plaintiff asks for their custody, alleging tha the mother, by her recent actions has become a person unfit to give them the proper care.
 Personal Injury Suit.
 Leonardo Murguia yesterday filed personal injury suit against the United Verde Copper Company, de manding the sum of $l0,00O for the loss of the sight of his right eye which he states was the result of the company'S carclcssness. The plain tiff was at work on the 1850 level oi the company's mine, on Feb. 10th engaged as a mucker He was ir charge of a chute, and one of the pieces of ore which came through was so large as to completely clog uT the chute. He took hammer and in attempting to break up the large rock, caused piece of the ore to fly of and strike him in the right eye He states that this member was destroyed. and damages in the amount named above are sought.
 Charges Non-Support.
 Mrs. Dora l.. Brennan yesterday filed suit asking for a divorce from George B. Brennan, charging her hus- band being habitually in the habit oi failing to provide the necessities of life for his wife. The couple was married at Salt Lake City in March 1913, and separated in the town of Miami a year or so ago.
 Mining Company is Sued.
 H. H. Temple yesterday entered suit against the Arizona Moblyb- dcnum Company, seeking to recover the sum of Sl 1885, which he alleges the firm owes him for materials fur nished it between May ?, 1917 and September s, 1917.
 Trial Date Set Aside.
 The trial date which had hereto fore been set for the hearing of the action of William and Theodore Schultz vs. Jack Broaded, was yet terday set aside, and the action was indefinitely continued. February 20 was the original date for the trial.