In re the Estate of Goss
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Lincoln county, Baske, J., entered September 13,1912, in favor of the defendants, after a hearing before the court upon objections to the petition' of an administrator for distribution of an estate.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, J.
Anson Goss died June 19, 1900, leaving surviving him three chidren, Mrs. Shanahan of Sprague, Alfred P. Goss residing in Montana, and Mrs. DeHaven residing in Michigan. For some time prior to his death, Anson Goss had been engaged in the banking business at Sprague, and at his death left a large estate, consisting principally of notes and mortgages. The majority of these notes were payable to Mrs. DeHaven. No will was found among his effects, and Mrs. Shanahan applied to the superior court for letters of administration. This application came on for hearing September 7, when Mrs. DeHaven filed…
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