The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-02

The will of the late DR.. Groves was
filed for probate yesterday.
according TO the statements made in the
petition of Franklin S. Richards and
James T. Little. the executors named in
the will. the property of the deceased
consists of part of lot 4, block 20. plat A.
of the value of SIS, 600; part of lot ;, block
6S, plat a, $4,000; 2S4O acres in Fremont
county. Idaho. valued at $500, and per-
sonal property. consisting of stocks. notes.
etc, of the probable value of $4,000
Inc principal requests of the will are
as follows:
1 hereby give and bequeath to Saint
Marks hospital five. hundred dollars.
/ give and devise all my real property
wherever situated to my executors
/ Franklin S Richards and James T. Little.
as trustees, their successors and assigns.
ana authorize and direct them to sell and
dispose of the same whenever in their
judgment 1t can be done to adVantasc
ana as soon as practicable, and to devote
the proceeds OF the sale Of said property
! 10 the purchase of a hospital site at
/ Salt Lake city or vicinity always to be
known as the DIR. W. H. Groves Latter
institution to be vested in a board of
trustees or in a corporation as my exc
cutorS may deem best for the carving out
OF my intention and desire to make the
same permanent and creditable institu-
ton for all future time. which shall al
ways be under the direction and man
agement OF the persons who compose the
presiding blshopric of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints. Franklin S
richards shall be one of the trustees or
directors of said hospital and DIR. Joseph
trustees or directors of said hospital and
he shall be the medical director of the
same, as long as he lives. 1t being my
wish that all of my real estate shall be
converted into money and the entire pro-
ceeds thereof used for the establishment,
endowment and perpetual maintenance of
said hospital.
1 give, bequeath and devise all the rest,
residue and remainder of my property,
after payment of my debts, funeral ex-
perses, expenses of my last sickness, exc
cutorS' fees and expenses of adminiStra-
ton of my estate, which shall be paid out
of my. personal property, to my brother
and sisters, namely: John Groves, of
Rayville. Columbia county, New York;
Mary Cook, of Binghamton, Broom coun-
~, New York; and Sarah Bradley. of
South Evanston, Cook county, Illinois, in
The testator disinherits any and all per-
sons who are not named in the will, no
matter what relation they sustain.
In the estate of Norris Goldberg, an
order was made citing John E Dooly adj
miristrator with the will annexed, to re-
turn forthwith a statement of all claims
claims which have been approved by him
and not appRsyed by the judge OF the
In the P. y Hogglund estate, W. P:
s., 600 with George McCarroll p. J. Moran,
H. NJ. Bacon, Z. w. Center, j. c. Luce,
as sureties.
Iudovico Bourgard, who is an inmate of
the asylum at Provo yesterday. applied
for letters of guardianship. Bourgard /
was a soldier in the federal army and Is
such is entitled TO a pension, which fact !
constitutes reason for this application /
MAY q was set as date for hearing.
katherine c. Beecher, executrix Of the |
will of John T. Gilmer. filed her account |
showing the receipts and disbursements
and setting up that a suit is now pending |
in favor Of the First National bank of |
Helena for So. Alb on which suit has been /
brdf Sht. May 10 was set for hearing.
Edward ]. Farmer, John r. Pike and /
William Newman, appraisers in the estate
and eTIariianship of Christina, Joseph |
and Henry Arnold, filed an inventory
showing the valuation to be S2,4OO.