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

Thirty-eighth-To my niece, Henvy
of Leipzig, Germany, the
sum Of $500.
Thirty-ninth-To the children of my
brother, Samuel H. Auerbach, TO be
divided equally among them, the sum
of $1,000.
Fortieth-To the children of my
brother, Theodore H. Auerbach OF
Cambridge, Massachusetts,, to be equal
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Forty-frst-To the children of my
sister, Johanna L. Jacobs, of Leipzig,
Germany, the sum of $1,000, to be di-
vided equally among those children not
already provided for.
Forty-second-To the children of my
sister, Augusta Levy, of Culmsee, Prus-
STA, the sum of $1,000 To be divided
equally among those not already pro-
vided for.
Forty -third-To the children of my
sister, Rebecca Levy, of Culmsee. Prus-
STA, the sum of $1,000, to be equally
divided among those not already provid-
ed for.
Forty-fourth-To Mr.. George Rhode,
the sum of $500.
Forty-ffth-To Mr.. Henry Wallace,
book-keeper, the sum of $3.50.
Forty-sixth-To each of the en-
ployees of F. H. Auerbach & Brother in
Salt Lake city, who have been in the
employ of said firm for more than five
years next preceding the date of my
decease, and still in our employ, I give
and bequeath the sum of $50; and to
each of the employees in said store who
have been in the employ of said firm
for more than two years next preced-
ing the date of my decease, and still in
the employ Of said firm, the sum Of
$40.
Forty-seventh-To the poor of Salt
Lake city I bequeath the sum of 1000
to be distributed in the most equitable
manner, to be decided upon by the
executors of my estate, with the as
sistance of a committee of citizens TO
be selected by them.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Section 81 hold insurance policies
on my life to the amount of S145000.
to-wit:
$4,000 in the Covenant Mutual Ben
eft association, Of Galesburg.
$4,000 in the New York Life Insur-
ance company, of New York.
$4,000 in the Equitable Life Insurance
company of New York
$4,000 in the Mutual Life Insurance
company, of New York.
$4,000 in the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Insurance company, of New York.
ACCIDENT POLICIES.
$1,000 in the Travellers.
$4,000 in the Preferred Accident In
surance company.
All of the above life insurance poll
cies, irrespective Of the persons they
are made payable to, are to go to the
benefit Of my estate, with the excep-
ton Of the one in the sum of 600 in
the Mutual Life Insurance company,
Of New York, which is payable to my
sister, Rosa G. Meyer, and which is to
go to her, if living, and in case of her
decease, to her estate.
Section An case Of my estate being
involved at the time of my death,
hereby direct that, from the proceeds
of said life insurance policies there
shall be paid:
First-My debts.
Second-All of the foregoing requests.
Third-The residue, if any, to the
legatees hereinafter named, and in the
proportions mentioned.
Section 81 direct that the foregoing
requests be paid as soon as possible
after my decease, without injury to
my estate; but 1 leave it discretionary
with my executors to delay the pay
ment Of any or all of same until such
payment can in their opinion, be made
without injury to my estate.
Section 81 own an individual one
half interest in and to the co-portner-
ship business of F. Auerbach & Bro
ness now conducted by said firm in
Salt Lake city, Utah, including the
ownership holding Of said firm in va
rious and sundTy pieces of property, as
merchandise, money. real estate, book
accounts, promissory notes, debts and
securities, outside of some mining prop
erty in Tintic, which I held personally.
Section Il give, devise and be-
queath all the residue of my estate,
real, personal and mixed remaining
after the payment of all my debts, the
expenses of my last illness and the
foregoing requests, funeral expenses,
expenses of administering upon my es-
tate, which shall be divided into ten
equal shares as follows, to-wit:
To my sister, Rosa C. Meyer, Of Salt
Lake city, two shares.
To my sister, Johanna G.. Meyer, of
Leipsig, Saxony, two shares.
To my sister, Augusta Levy, Of Culm-
see, Prussia, two shares.
To my sister, Rebecca Levy, of Culm-
see, Prussia, two shares.
To my brother, Theodore H. Auer-
bach, of Cambridge, Mass, one share;
and one share, consisting of one-tenth
of said residue, to be divided equally
among the three living daughters of
my brother, Theodore H. Auerbach, of
my sister, Rosa G. Meyer, of my sister.
Johanna G. Meyer, of my sister, Au-
gusta Levy. and of my sister. Rebecca
Levy; in all ten shares, whom I here
matter refer to as my residuary lega-
tees, to be divided at a time herein
after stared.
Section 81 desire that my interest
in the said firm of F. Auerbact & Bro
ther in so far as it relates to the 1uer-
chandise, book accounts, bills receiv-
able, debts, money and personal prop
erty of every description belonging to
the said firm, be liquidated, wound up
and divided among my residuary lega-
tees within the period of five years
from and after my death, it being my
gradually by degrees, in such a, manner
as shall not, in the opinion of my ex-
ecutors, work to the injury of my es-
tate, nor to the prejudice and hard
shdp of my brother Samuel H. Auer-
bach, my co-partner in said business;
and I direct that all of my personal
property outside of the firm business,
be wound up and divided in like man
ner.
Sec. 9. I desire that my interest in
the said firm of F. Auerbach & Bro.
in so far as it relates to the real es-
tate property belonging to the said
firm, shall remain and continue in my
estate, 70 be managed for the benefit
of my residuary legatees, for a period
of not less than five nor more than
twenty years alter my decease. When
five years have elapsed after my de-
cease any one or all of my residuary