Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08
ESTATE IS
BEQUEATHED TO
WIDOW AND SON
THREE DAUGHTERS WILL
NOT PARTICIPATE IN
DISTRIBUTION OF PRES
COTT PROPERTY AND
BOUSE REAL ESTATE.


dent Of this city who passed away at
the Mercy hospital on November 8,
1918. was fled for probate in the SUI
pcrior court here yesterday after
noon and provides Tor the distribu-
ton Of real and personal property OF
the approximate value OF S1zZO0, the
sole beneiiciaries being the widow,
Mrs. Jennie Burke and the son. Bev-
crly Burke, both residents OF this
city. The three married daughters
of the deceased are remembered
with requests of 81 each
The inventory OF the estate, filed
with the will, reveals the fact that
4he principal holdings OF the estate
consist OF real estate located in Pres
cot and in Bousc, Yuma county
Lots 10. p and IA, block I, city OF
Prescott. are valued at $1,000 and
are to be turned over to Mrs Burke
The q town lots at Bouse, the tract
including the hotel owned by the
deceased, are given 10 the son with
the understanding tnat the mother
retains a half interest in this real es-
tate during her lifetime. This prop
erty has been appraised at $4,000
with the hotel and furnishings listed
at an additional S2.50O The half-in-
terest held BY 1Ir. Burke in the
B5--l,e-Patton group OF mining
claims IN Mar;copa county is to be
divided equally between mother and
son, this property being valued al
SlO0
The three daughters who arc
awaried SlOO each are the following
named. Yrs. Anna Cramer. Marys-
vile. Kansas: Mrs. Kate Cartmell,
San Antonio. Texas: Mrs. Mary
Goodwin. Santa Fe \. NJ
The viii was executed or October
10. 1913. and witnessed by Attorney
P. w. O'Su,livan and Miss Agnes
Brennan
Tie will directed that the estate
be handled by Mrs Burke and Bev-
erly and in accordance with this re-
quest. the latter yesterday filed a pc
tition asking that the court sanction
their management of the holdings
until tie final distribution was ar
ranged for.
Mrs Ritter Named Administrative.
Judge Sweeney yesterday appoint
cd Mrs. Edna Ritter as administra-
trix Of the $4,000 estate left by her
husband. the late Nelson J. Ritter.
Dixon Fagerberg. Carroll w Davis
and Harry J. Gray were appointed
appraisers.
The Bank OF Jerome was yester-
day named as executor Of the estate
Of Ramon Salgado. bond OF $1,000
having been fixed. The appraisers
are F. /. Bcnham. 5. N. Gaia ard
R X. Porter.
In the matter OF tne estate OF
Joseph Savoni letters OF administra-
ton were yesterday issued to Tony
T. Casparetz. who VIII serve under
a bond Of 500 The same apprais-
CTS as those in the Salgado estate
VIII serve in connection with this
settlement
The courts consideration of the
estates OF Joseph l. Piper and J.
Clayton Williams has been contin-
ued until January 10th The Jones
7. Bishop estate was continued until
January 18th
Frank c. Whisman was yesterday
appointed administrator OF the
Frank Clark estate and will file his
bond in tine sum OF $500 Charles
Josiin. J. E. Russell and R. B. IVES
tcrvclt viii act as appraisers
In the matter Of the estate OF
Eugene ". Barron. deceased Miss
Kathleen Barker was yesterday nam
cd as executrix to serve without
bond. Frank G. Brown. James
Whetstiue and c. Z. Gentry will APP
praise the holdings
Judge Frank f. Smith OF Jerome
has filed petition asking that he
be appointed as administrator of the
estate Of the late Patrick ! Sullivan.
who died at Jerome last June. So far
the authorities have been unable to
locate any relatives or heirs OF the
deceased The estate IS valued at
something over $1,000, the assets
consisting OF the followiug-namcd:
Liberty Bonds, $500: $50 shares Ray
Hercules. s525: 1909 shares Jerome
ST Louis. $50; cash, 1887. The peti-
ton viii have the attention Of Judge
Sweeney on Friday. January Path
The suit of Sidney Birch against
Floyd Burmister has been set down
57r trial this morning az 10 o'clock
Birch IS sueing the defendant for
money alleged 10 be due on account