The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-09
cHAs. DE YouN1s WILL.
Disposition of the Chronicle and Va
rious Beaues-s.
& Y. Chrni,iclr. June 2a.l.

The will of Charl.s dc Young, dated
April 23. 1878, was filed for probate yester-
day. IL sets forth that d.cpased and NJ
H. de Young are the role proprrrors Of the
Chronicls, the said Charles de Young own
ing l2.1sth thereof and NJ. II. de Young
Q 18th thereof. All the estate and proper
ty of testator is bequeathed TO testator's
brother, Mitchell II. Do Young, except the
following bequests
To testators mo,hei the rents, issues and
profits of 8 18th OF tls newspaper proper
ty and material, and lpon her death one
half of such profits to 90 10 each of bis sis
ters, Amanda aud Lasra. during her life.
Also to each Of said sisers, during her life,
the rents aud profits of 336th of said news
paper. IL is also provided that nothing
shall prevent the sale Wy said brother of
the whole of said newspaper, IL in his judg-
menr he see d.; but in case of such sale,
8 18th of the proceeds thereof shall 60 alb
solutely to testator's mother. If she be liv-
ing, and II not, then to the sisters in equal
shares; and in case Of su h sab, 36th shall
90 to each sister. In case Of the death Of
either Of said sister, leaving children, such
children shall stand in place OF the mother.
All pay ments to be made out Of the profits
every three months. In case of the sale
the brother, M. H., is directed to make
suitable provision for the son oi bis brorbL
er. Gustavus, aud his wife, Julia, during
his minority; and It is further directed that
the, NJ. II shall have absolute control OF
said newspaper, without iuterferencs ON
the part Of amp person. To all his sisters
is bequeathed all testator's separate real
estate and personal effects, to be divided
equally between them.
To Julia de Youry, wife Of testator's
brother Gustlvds. $50 per month is be-
que4tbed as hong as she shall remain his
wife or widow.
To his brother, M. Fl. de Young is be-
qusarhed $40 900, to be held by him condi-
o,tioned that 10 case Gustavus de Young
shall at any time recover his health then
said NJ. II. shall give him the $40, 900 with
in three years thereafter. in such such
sums as be may deem advisable. In case
he does not regain his health, then said
sum shall go to NJ. II. de Young.
Tie following bequests are made to tes-
tatnr's = sisters:
To C"rdeIia Ekus, $500; Caroline Bos-
worth. $500; Clara jose pul, 500; Louisa
Williams. $500.
To testator's nieces. Blanche Cohen and
Belle Cohen. each $3.50; Ada Elkns. Eva
Josephi, Geddie Jose PIN, each $3.50.
The following bi quests are made TO tes-
ttor's nephews:
Henry Cohen and Eugene Cohen, each
$3.50; Willie Elkus. Alb-rt Elkus. each
$3.50; Willie Joseph, $3.50.
In consideration of their faithful servi-
ces on the Chronicle the following bequests
are made to employees:
John Timm,ns, $1,000; E. J. Anderson,
$3.50. ..-.....
II is further provided that in case there
10 any liability due by the Chronicle at the
time of testator's death, then the executors
shall not DO required to pay any of these
be quests until such time as said debt shall
be liquidated; nor shall he be required to
pay any Of them If at the time such pay-
ment would embarrass him in the business
Of the Chronicle but it is stipulated that
testator's sisters, Amanda aud Laura, shall
not be stinrei in their payments as far az
their wants and necessities may require.
r. Fl. Lloyd and Michel Fl. de Young are
named as executors without bonds.
In codicil dated 1 10 q. M, August 20,
1879, one-half the bequest to testator's sis
ter Laura is revoked and the same is be-
| queathed to the sister Cordelia. To Blanche
Cohen is also bequeathed $50 per month, to
be paid from the earnings Of the Chroninie
and also to Belle Cohen the same amount
monthly after she becomes fourteen years
of age.
| The subscribing witnesses to the decu-
meut are B. A. Wardell aud Andrew Dott,
both Of San Francisco.
| r. II. Lloyd and Michel II. de Young
have applied for testamentary letters upon
the estate. ..-
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