Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
BUSINESS OF THE LATE W.A.C[|NE
 ID BE SOLD
M. B. HAZELTINE, ADMIN ISTRATOR, ASKS PIE R. MISSION TO DISPOSE OF TRANSFER AND COAL IN TERESTS IN PRESCOTT.
(From Saturdays Daily)

(From Saturdays Daily)
 M. B. Hazeltine, administrator of the estate of the late William A. Cline of this city, yesterday filed a petition in the Superior court asking for permission to dispose of the transfer and coal business held by the estate. the petition setting forth the inability of the administrator to long CT operate the business at profit for the heirs of the deceased. The pc titioner's inventory of the property involved shows that the total value of the business and holdings IS approXi mately Sl0,l03. The real estate which is used in connection with the business is valued at S 500, while the auto trucks, teams, office fixtures. etc, are appraised at S2,603. At the present time, the petitioner alleges, the estate has debts totalling SlO, 06l.52 which it is the wish of the heirs to have discharged. and unless the sale of the transfer business IS effect ed, there will not be a sufficient amount of ready cash to take care of the indebtedness. The sale IS to be
  vate. as the administrator deems best. Judge Sweeney has fixed Friday, De- cember 20. as the date for the hearing of the petition.
 Anderson Adopts Babe
 Judge Sweeney yesterday afternoon completed the legal process whereby Attorney and Mrs LeRoy Anderson have adopted as their daughter a baby named Mary Lee Peck. The little one will hereafter be known as Mary Lee Anderson.
 Estate Failed to Materialize
 Several weeks ago, the will Of the late Emma L. Flint was filed for pro bate and in the document were pro visions whereby number Of the local Catholic institutions were to receive good-sized bequests. A number of the relatives of the deceased had also been remembered with handsome gifts of cash and property. Yester- day. the administrator, E. ]. Mitchell, filed a statement showing that there had apparently been some mistake about the amount of property with which the lady was seized at the time of her death, as 9 careful eXamlna- ton Of the holdings had failed to re- veal any cash at all and the only other property found were three min ing claims in the Hassayampa dis trict. In an effort to recover some thing from the estate, those to whom beouests were made have assigned their claims to the Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, and the mining property is to be sold and the pro- ceeds pro-rated among those remem- bered in the will Just why the de- ceased made all of the bequests when she had TO money with which to back them up is not known by the ad- ministrator, but 1t is assumed that the lady had lost track of her bank bal ance and was under the impression that she was pretty well fixed at the time she drew up her will.
 Will Divide Estate.
 Domenico Zuchclla, administrator of the estate of the late Romeo ZucheIla. has received the courts per mission to settle up the estate and divide the cash holdings between the father and mother of the deceased, the only heirs. The administrator holds cash to the amount of S3,O6O, and the father and mother Giuseppe and Paulina Zuchclla, will each re- ceivc S1,53O
 The first accounting Of Mrs. Annie s. McNally, guardian of John Fran cis Connor. a minor, Of Jerome, was filed in court yesterday. The ac- count shows that the child is possess ed of property to the value of S34,OlZ, the chief asset being the Connor hotel Of Jerome. The estate holds cash to the amount of S3,292. The property was formerly in possession of the child's father, the late David Connor. The account will receive the atten- ton of Superior Judge Lyman of Maricopa county on Wednesday, No vember 2Oth.
 w. c. James. administrator Of the estate of David Porter. deceased, has filed his final accounting and asked for his discharge. The report shows that property to the value of S44l is held in trust for the two heirs, the widow and daughter of the deceased. both of whom are residents of Ire land. The estate was originally val ued at S75S but charges amounting to S3l6 were brought against the holdings.
 YOUNG WIFE IS A O..