The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-08
ITS ALL IN The FAMILY
How Millionaire Jay Gould Divided Ills
Vast Wealth.
AN INTERESTING DOCUMENT
No Endowment for PhIlanthropio
Purposes--The Noted Finanoisr
Directs the Handling OF the
Great Fortune.

VIEW iohk, Dec. IAN oO9troct OF tne
will and codicils Of the late Jay Gould was
given to the press by Judge Dillon, coun.
sci for the executors, who stated II ID full
and complete; also II 10 not determined
when or where Il will be presented for
probate. The original will 10 dated Dec.
y, 1885. Gould, on the 14th day OF Feb
ruary, 1859. executed tho first codicil, maxi
ing such changes as became necessary by
the death Of his wife. Tho second and
third codicil was executed on tho 2lst Of
November, 1892. Taking the will and
cod;cils together tho following is mn accu-
rate and full summary:
To his sister Mrs. Northrop and daught-
ers. he bcqueaths three lots In Camden,
n. j., i'm which they live. also q bequcst 10
Mrs. Northrup of S25,OOO and q further
sum OF 5000 annually during her life.
Similar bequests Of SIS, 5,0O0 and an annuity
OF 1900 are made 10 each OF his sisters,
Mrs. Anna q. Houeh and Mrs. Elizabeth
Palen, and to his brother, Abraham
Gould. To his daughter, Helen NJ. Gould,
he gives In fee simple and absolute tho
house in WEIGH he lived, $40 Fifth avenue.
and all contents therein. To his son Ed.
win lie gives in fec simple and absolute
the house at No. East Forty-seventh
street. with oil tho contents therein. To
his daughter Helen he made a specific
bequest Of his portrait painted by Horko-
mcr; he also gives to his daughter Helen
until the youngest child shall arrive at age,
the use Of his residence at lrvington.
commonly called "LyndhuIst," free Of
,,' a"u "r ss oo.ens soa M uv'en, anu a,,o
ne sun oi so'ooo Ier inoh.n, s'auhg 'nl'
Annie and Frank j., as well ms his son
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usoise .. uouu WIN au''or"s 70 aP
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S' WIN power 10 Pay uie same u, carrier
per'ous IN 'ne aiscrction o, MS 'a'ner' 10
nis 30" Heo'se .. Iouiu' ne mases pc
ques'' sups,antaiiy IN .ne ioiiowing
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''avihs ue.e'oped remarkaoc business
aun'y' anu ha''he 'or onc past nve years
. .anen en,,'o , Ihaise oi al my ul,nsui' IN
'ercs's' ne'eps IN 'ne S1'ue Oh ms scr
,ees s,o, 90 at so'oo'o, payaoie as ,oiows
by mo for the nurcbas, Of tho ho,,so for
him ON Fifth avenue. Ncw York c;,v.
s'o.oo III M'ssour. rac,nc PCT cent
,ilot'gase nohus' sV'oI IN 81. LOUIS
nonv copsola,e,I 4 MGR cent, honds. 500
600 in Missouri Pacific roiIroa,l ,rus,s x
Nor cont hon,ls. m ool sh.r,x In ,i,o
Manhattan roilw,v s,ocx. IOo ooo sh,r.s
of Western Union stock and loom sharcs
of Nisso,r; Pacific stocL nj, 40 ho ,nLcn
and ,rca,c,, os uo,,h nar',
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.,s.. ~ ,.;s Ii, M; 80 C ~
Gould. Edwin Gould and HownrI (;ould
and his daughter. Helen NJ. Gould. with
a proyisiou that i'm case n vacancy shall
bappen bv death or o,bcrwiso. Frank i
Gould 10 bc executor and trustee when be
shall reach the age of 2i years. and i'm case
of another vacancy he appoints his