The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-13

Sept. /, 1896.
The petition for the admission of the
will to probate filed by the executors,
Samuel H. Auerbach, Gustave Meyer.
Theodore Meyer and Isadore Meyer,
sets forth that the aggregate estimated
value of the esrate does not exceed
S407, 800 over and above the indebted-
ness thereon and that the property
consists of real estate, being lots and
buildings in Salt Lake city, also tracts
of land in Salt Lake county of the
total value Of s167 800 and that the
interest of the deceased in the same
is an undivided one-half thereof and
that said real estate is now unincum-
bered and improved, but at the present
time the rents are small, scarcely Suf-
fcient to pay taxes interest, insurance
and repairs, owing to the stringency
of the money market.
The personal property is set down as
life insurance policies amounting to
$4,000 as follows: Covenant Mutual
serve Fund, $4,000; New York Life,
$4,000; Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, $4,000; Equitable Life Assurance
society, $4,000; besides a policy of
$4,000 in the Mutual Life Insurance
company in the name of Rosa G.
Meyer which Is not included as part
of the estate, being held by Mrs. Meyer.
Also an undivided one-half of all the
personal property consisting of goods,
wares. merchandise, notes, accounts,
bills receivable, moneys deposited and
other assets of the firm of F. Auer-
bach & Brother, said undivided one
half of the said assets being OF the
value of $125.000.
IN 1909 OF IN TraE sat
as time for hearing the petition for
probate of will and publication of no
tees were ordered to be made in the
Salt Lake Herald.
THE WILL.
The full text of the will and codicil
is as follows:
I, Frederick H. Auerbach. of the city
and county of Salt Lake, Territory of
Utah, being of sound mind and men,
Dry, and in good health, but mindful
of the uncertainty of life. do make and
publish this my last will, and tesla
ment
Section 1. I direct that all my debts
if any, which I may owe at my death,
my funeral expenses. and the expenses
of my illness, be paid out of my estate
by my executors, without delay; and
that no sum greater than $500 be
spent on monument, which is to con-
tain no other inscription than my
name and date of birth and death.
SPECIAL REQUESTS.
Section ITO the following named
persons and societies respectively, 1
hereby give and bequeath:
First-To the st. Marks hospital, of
Salt Lake City, Utah, the sum of $780,
. Second-To the st. Mary's hospital
of Salt Lake city, Utah, the sum of
$500
Third-To the Deseret hospital, of
Salt Lake city, Utah, the sum of $500.
Fourth-To the Ladies Hebrew Be
nevolent society. of Salt Lake city,
Utah, the sum of $500.
Fifth-To the Gentlemans' Hebrew
Benevolent society, of Salt Lake city,
Utah, the sum of $3.50.
Sixtt-To Mount Sinai hospital of
New York City, the sum of $500.
Seventh-To the Odd Fellows libra
~, of Salt Lake city, Utah, the sum
of $500.
Eighth-To the Young Ladies Aid
society, of Salt Lake city, Utah, the
sum of $780,
Ninth-To st. AIMS Orphan asylum,
of Salt Lake city, Utah, the sum of
Tenth-To the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery, of Salt Lake city, Utah.
the sum of $3.50.
Eleventh-To the Hebrew poor of
my native town, Fordon, Prussia, $3.50.
Twelfth-To the Christian poor of my
native town, Fordon, Prussia, SIS.
Thirteenth-To my uncle, Moses NJ.
Friedman, of Schwetz, Prussia, the
sum of $500, which is in case of his
death, to go to his two daughters.
F'ourteenth-To my uncle, Itzig
Friedman, of Culmsee, Prussia, $500,
which is, in case of his death, to go to
his daughter.
Fifteenth-To my cousin, Marion S.
Adler, native of Newburg, New York,
the sum Of $3.50
Sixteenth--To my cousin, Fanny To-
bias, of Newburg. New York, the sum
Of $t00
Seventeenth-To my cousin, Moritz
Friedman, of Salt Lake city, Utah, the
sum of $500.
Eighteenth-To my cousin, Julia
of Culmsee, Prussia, the
sum of $500, which is, in case of her
death, to go to her daughters in equal
Nineteenth-To my cousin, Ernestine
Levy, of Briesen, Prussia, the sum of
$500.
Twentieth-To Mrs. Fannie Auerbach,
widow of my cousin, Louis Auerbach,
of Berlin, Prussia, the sum of $1,000,
which is, in case of her death, to go
in equal proportion to her daughters.
Twenty-frst-To my cousin, Will
helm Auerbach of Tremessen, Prussia.
the sum of 81, 500.
Twenty-second-To my cousin, Paul
Shimock of Exin, Prussia, the sum of
$500.
rT,1,-ap+,, tb;rd NJ
L. Jacobs of Salt Lake city, Utah,
the sum of $780,
Twenty-fourth-To my nephew, Will
liam B. Levy of Providence. U. S.. the
sum of $3.50.
Twenty-hfth-To my nephew, Theo-
dore B. Levy, also of Providence. U. S.
the sum of $3.50.
Twenty-slxth-To my nephew, DR..
Theodore Meyer, of lalt Lake CITY.
Utah, the sum of $500.
Twenty-seventh-To my nephew, Isa-
dore Meyer, of Salt Lake city, Utah.
the sum Of $3.50.
Twenty ghth-To nv nenhev
Philip Meyer, architect of Eiberfeld
Prussia. the sum of $500.
Twenty-ninth-To his wife, Mabel
Meyer, $3.50.
Thirtieth-To my niece. Cecilia H.
E'arnett of Helena, Montana, the sum
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Thirty-frst-To my niece, Lusha ].
Friedman OF HALEY, Idaho. the sum
Thirty-second-To my niece, Johanna
N. Drummer, OF New York, the sum
Thirty-third-To my niece. Bertha
G. Meyer of Salt Lake city, Utah, the
sum of $500,
Thirty-fourth-To my niece, Bertha G.
Meyer OF Salt Lake city. Utah, if I'M