Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-12-03
BULK OF PULLMAN ESTATE
,ee7 TO WIDOW AND DAUGHTERS,
AL. Descendents of the Palace Car
Mngnnte Not Considered worthy
az Trust-List of the Minor be-
quests.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S.-The will of the late
oooroa NJ, Pullman has been filed in the
,,,obote court Norman u. Keam and
rpahort ~ Lincoln are named as execu-
TORS his widow not being appointed be-
ao,s. If his wish to relieve her from the
,,hcrs. cares and responsibilities OF the
nos;tion. The bulk of the estate goes to
Tho two daughters, Mrs. Frank Q. Low
don of Chicago, and Mrs. Frank Carolan
of San Francisco, who receive $l,00O,OOO
ooob and also the residuary estate, the
,monut of which is not known, except to
.Lo oxecutors. The homestead at the
corner of Prairie avenue and Eighteenth
otreet the construction OF which cost
e9oO GOO. the furniture, pictures, ETC., are
ao,;sed TO his widow for life, and she is
oIso IN receive $4,000 for the first year
and thereafter during her life the income
from 81 100000.
castle Rest on one of the Thousand
islands. is given to his daughter Florence
Mrs. Lowden), with the furniture, for
life She is requested to keep Castle
Rest open from July 2G to August Ia for
tha accommodation of all the descendants
of the testator's parents and is authorized
to designate in her will who shall have
tho nropertv after her death. A sum of
slOOOOO is left in trust for its mainte-
nance. The sum of $2,000,000 is left in
trust for the daughters until they are
AZ Years old when each is to receive $780,
lad h. al
ST 100000 to still be held in trust, the
income going to them. If either daughter
leaves an issue the sum held in trust is
to become absolutely the property of such
issue In case of the death of either
daughter leaving no issue but leaving a
husband, onehalf of the property then
held in trust for such daughter is to be
absolutely the property of such husband.
the other hal becoming part of the
residuary estate.
His Sons Not Favored.
The eighth provision of the will says:
"Inasmuch as neither of my sons has de-
veloped any responsibility as in my judg-
ment is requisite for the large use of the
property and considerable sums of money
| am painfully compelled, as l have eX
picitly explained to them, to limit my
testamentary provision for their benefit
to trusts producing only such incomes as
deem reasonable for their support"
An income of $4,000 year is left to thu
two sons-George NJ. Pullman, Jr., ant
Walter Sanger Pullman.
To Brothers and Sisters.
"To my brothers, Royal Henry Pull
tiers, Helen Pullman West and Emm
Pullman Fluhrer, are bequeathed $4,000
apiece
The sisters are given equal shares il
the furniture, pictures, etc, in the Bel
gravia apartment house in the city O
New York.
The wife of his brother, Charles Pull
man, is given the income of 5000, tn
sum to 60 to her son, William Pullman
on her death.
Other requests are: Florence Sange
$4,000, Stewart West $4,000, Bertha Yves
$4,000, Helen Fluhrer $4,000, Lewis Pull
man Fluhrer $4,000, Mrs Charles b. Smit
$4,000, Mrs. Charles H. Eaton $4,000, Wi
liam A. Angel $4,000, Silas W. Bretsfel
$4,000, Charles S. Sweet $4,000, an
Miss Maria Louise Orr $5O0O
The following amounts were left t
faithful employees" Arthur Wells $500
William Wells $4,000, and VIM. ID. Johl
son $4,000.
The household servants are to get $2j
and $500 apiece. Thirteen Chicago char
table institutions are to receive $1,000
each.
Other EndOwments.
The testator states that it was his pu