Flood'sfortune Is variously e*fimst*d,^but Mackay places It at $10 000,000. Ten^years ago It was fully double that amount,^nut heavy depreciation In Comstock min^^ing shares and wheat losses are responsible^for shrinkage.
Flood'sbrown stone palace on Nob Hill,^San Frauds *o. cost $2 500.000, and Is pro^bably the finest decorated residence in the^country. His country vi li at Menlo I'.irk^cost t ea rly as much, with its 1,600 acres^of park, and Immense conservatory of rare^nlnnta. Other valuable property in this city^U Flood's block, a part of the Nevada^block and the 1'aciflc Mail dock. Flood's^Income at the time of his death is estimated^at $600 000 a year, but in the height of the^bonanza excitement trs rev. nue was $10,-^U0O a day. In ten years he made over $30.-^000 OOO in hard cash on the stock exchange,^which he controlled for so many years^The fortune will he divided between his^w ife and two children. It is said he has^left bequests to many charities.
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Mr*.Harrift^^iTft liiikagurallon Hull DrMi-^Some Other Tol)^U.
