Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-29
NILLOF MRS.M.C. CLINE E FILED
 FOR PROBATE
WELL KNOWN PRESCOTT RESIDENT REGULATED TO DAUGHTER AND TO
 GRAND-DAUGHTER PROP ERTY VALUED AT $65,00O.
(From Thursdays Dailv.l

Inc will or the late Mrs. Minnie
 Cline. widow of William C. Cline,
 was filed for probate in the Yavapai
 superior court yesterday afternoon l by the eXecutor of the estate, Mrs. Claire C. Kessler, foster daughter of Mrs Cline. The inventory filed
 along with the will disc1oses that Mrs. Cline left an estate of the ap- proximate value of S65,OOO. The family home in East Prescott is list ed at $4000, while the balance of the estate consists of an undivided one half interest in the estate of the late husband of the deceased, valued at 1 S60.0O0. The will, which was drawn I'D in this city on August %, 1918. and which was witnessed by Frank l c. Brown and D. w. Russell, directs that the estate shall be divided equal 1v between Mrs. Kessler and her cieht-vear-o1d daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. Kessler is named as exec utor to act without bond The case will come before Judge Sweeney on February 14th
 Judge Parks Sues Bank.
 Attorney Daniel F. Parks yester- dav filed suit against the Bank of ! Arizona. the plaintiff asking for a i iudgmert in fne sum of S4995 and costs. The. complaint alleges that on January 2. 1919, certain C. E. Dea- tin deposited in the defendants r1ace of business cash in the sum
 mentioned above. with directions tHat it should be paid to the plain +iff. The hank is charged in the complaint with 'holding out" on Tudgc Forks and the court is asked 10 compel the payment of the sum all ileoed 10 be due the plaintiff.
 Receiver Asked for Coleman Firm.
 Cao+ain J B. Van Horn of Fort 1 WhiDDlc yesterday began action 0qainst Homer B. King and the ! Coleman Brokerage Company, ask ;1o- for a iudGment in the sum of ! e676 SO and also asking that the de { fendant corporation be placed in the hands of a receiver and an account l mo of the firms business be order d by the court. The plaintiff al- 1eges that tae defendant firm. which deals in stocks and bonds in this city is indebted to him in the sum ! of ,S375. which amount he paid them several weeks ago with instructions that the connanv. buy for him a block of ten shares of the stock of #A1c United Verde Extension Copper ! Co. The plaintiff further alleges ihot he has never been able to ascer- toin whether or not the shares were purchased. hut that the defendant ] has repeatedlv refused to deliver either the shares or the money to l N;m after having been requested to make good the transaction The ! |cantain also claims credit for the euu of %.5O which represents the 1 dividends accruing on the stock dur line the period that the shares were 1 Isupnosed to have been in his pos session.
 As further cause for action, the plaintiff alleges that the brokerage i company is also indebted to him in the sum of S294 which he had ad- vanced to one or. more of the de- fendants at different intervals The complaint alleges that the affairs of the firm are in such shape that in order to protect a number of credit ors, a receiver should be named at once by the court, and also requests that the officials be enjoined from removing or attempting in any way to dispose of any of the assets now held by the corporation and also from removing or destroying any of the books or ledger accounts Fa- vour and COrnick are representing the plaintiff
 Alleges Desertion
 William McNahon yesterday insti- tuted divorce proceedings against his wife. Mrs Sarah McMahon. the com plaint charging the defendant with desertiOn. The husbands bill states that the couple were married In Pres colt in September, 1906, and that the defendant more than year ago left her husband without cause.
 Inventory of Kilgore Estate. D. O. Saunders, Tom Taylor and C. NJ Pederson, appraisers of the estate of the late Clyde s. fKilgore, yesterday filed their report showing that the value of the holdings of the estate is approximately S3,561.5S. There Is cash on deposit in four banks of this county and the deceas- ed also owned shares of stock in the fo1lowing-named mining companies: Arkansas & Arizona, United Verde .NltllNtblls INl OillC NNAuC. Nl anu lS- land and Desert Mining & Develop ment Company.
 Will Filed for Probate
 The will of the late Albert C. Best was filed for probate yesterday. the document directing that the hold ings, valued at S1,5OO, be turned over to the widow. Mrs Clara Miller Best The will was drawn up on Tune IS. 1917, in the presence of F. L. Haworth and Harry Schornick. Best died at his home in Miller Val ley on November 9th
 Divorce Granted.
 Judge Sweeney yesterday after noon cancelled the matrimonial con tract which had existed for eight years between Mrs. Georgia FerGu- son and Edward T. Ferguson. The wife charged the husband with de- 'ertion. failure to provide and un- '7ithfulness. Mrs. Ferguson told he court that she and the defendant were married in Oklahoma in 1911. md that the husband early in the year 1917, ran away to Miami Ari- ,ona, and left her. living at Miami with another woman whose name