The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-28
c. N. PULLMAA'S WILL
About $6.35o.ooo Bequeathed
by the Document.
S3,000AYEAR TO The SONS
Owing 10 the Fact That He Considered
Them irresponsible. the Boys Win
Have 10 Be Content With
Very Small Slice.

Chicago. Oct. s,-The will of the late
George NJ. Pullman was flied In the
probate court to-day. Norman A. Rcam
and Robert 7. Lincoln arr named as
executors, his widow not being appoint
ed because of his wish t. relieve her
from the laborss. cares and rsponsihill-
ties of the position. The bulk of the
estate goes to the two daughters. Mrs.
Frank %. Lowdcn of Chicago aud Mrs.
Frank Carolan ~ san Francisco. who
receive Si.000.00o each and also the rcsi-
duary estate. the amoun, of which Is
now unknown except to the executors.
The total value of the estate rs shown
by The petition for letters tcstamcntary
10 he s.. 600 0o0. az this amount S60oo.-
600 is personal property and ssoo,oeo
realty. Attorney Runnels, who pre-
pared the will. said that these figures
are a conserNaliNr. but fair estimate
of the value Of the estate.
The homestead AT the corner uf
Prairie avenue ana Eighteenth street.
the construction of winch cost Siv0.J0d.
the furniture. pictures. Stc., are devised
10 his widow for life. She IL also To
receive $4,000 the nrsi year. and there
after during her life, the income "f
1houss nd ISLANDS. Is given to hys daush-
ter Florence tMrs. LowdenD. with the
furniture. for life sac is requested 40
keep Castle Rest open from July 70
10 Aug. IA for the accommodation of all
the descendants uf the testa,or's pa
rents and is authorized To sosignat" in
her viii who shall have the property
after her death A sum of sloO,po0 Is
left In trust for It's maintenance.
The sum Of $2.uJl.Ouo Is i;It In trust
for the daughters until they are -
years old. when each h to receive $780,
0VO. to become hers absolutely. the other
81. l.Ooo.00o To be still held In trust. the
income going 10 Them. ~ either daugh-
ter leaves issue. the sum held In trust
is 10 become absolutely the property uf
such issue. In case of the death "t
either daughter leaving no issue. but
leaving "A husband. unc-half of the
property then held In trust for such
daughter IL Ia be absolutely the prop
eIty of such husband. and the other
half becomes a part of the rcsiduary
estate.
The eighth provision of The viii is
as follows: ''Inasmuch as neither of
my sons has developed any RESPONSE
bility as. in my Judgment. is requisite
for the large use of property and con-
4"
fully compelled, as l have explicitly
explained To- them. Ia limit my testa-
mentary provisions for their benefits TO
trusts producing only such Incomes as
] deem reasonable for their support.
Accordingly. direct that out of the
remainder of my estate, after satisfying
the provisions h.rcinbrfoic made for
my wife and daughters. with respect TO
said island aud castle ilosl, my .Nccu-
tors shall set apart bunds stocks and
notes ar other securities In twp por-
ti"ns. each of such estimated Nalu. as
will, I'm the judgment of my executors,
yield AN annual income uf 81. 90, ana 1
give and bcqucath such portions scp-
araiely Ia tho Illinois Trust a. Savings
bank, In trust, To receive the Income
ana profits of each portion. and all
property subt lituiCd therefor. to apply
the net income and profits from the
time of my death OF one of the said pur-
tions to the usr of my sun George N.
Pullman. jr.. during his life. and of
th. other said portion to the use ~ my
ron, Walter Sanger Pullman. during
his life, aud upon the death of .iti- &
son, leaving issue Of "a marriage. llc
property then held In trus, hereunder
for each son shall become absolutely thc
property of such issue In equal Shares.
the child ar children OF any decreased
child of such son 10 TAX" the share the
parent would have taken ~ living.
othrrNiso, such property shall then bu-
come "A part of my rrsiduary estate"
"To my brothers. Royal Henry Pull
man and John NJ Pullman. and tn. SIS
| ters Helen Pullman West and Emma
/ Pullman Fluhrer. Is b,qucnted s5o.00Q
! apiece"
The sisters are given equal shares in
ftl .l.af Ia lf.sl
/ gravia apartment h0us' In the city ol
I New York The wife Of his brother
Charles Pullman, Is given the income
of $4,000. The sum to go Ia her sun
William Pullman, upon her death,
/ Other bcaursts are: Florence Sanger
| $4,000. Stuart West. 81 900: liortha
West. 81 900, Helen f'luhrcr. sj.c30.
Lewis Pullman Fluhrcr. 5000, Mrs.
Charles H. smith. s5.oou: Mrs charles
n. Eaton. $1,000. william = Angel.
$1,000: silas W lsretsneld of New York.
! $4,000. Charles :. Sweet. slO.0p0 and
Miss Maria Louise Orr. 5000
The following amounts were lrft ~
faithful employees" Arthur Hrlls.
$1,000. william Wells. 81 .0oo. and VIII
lam D. Johnson. 5000. Tho household
servants are to get $3.50 aud $500 apiece.
Thirteen chicago charitablr iustitu-
tions ate To- receive SIC. .O00 each
The tpsla'ur states that Il MAS his
purpose tu found. erect aud cnduN at
Pullman. lll. during his ne free
school of manual training fnr th. benz
tit of thc children Of persons living aud
employed M Pullman. and To- oxp"nd ai
least s9Oooo0 for lands buildings aud
apparatus. and Ia providp fund ui
81 600 O01 Tor tho maintenance. manage.
mrnt and endowment of th- srhuoL us
executors arr directed to sat asld,
81 200. 600 for this purpose N tho cstnt,
shall be- more than sufficient Go satisfy
all the 4 ,i-'s trusts and l"caci-s ~,
executors ara directed 10 divide th, .,N.
cess Into t.o rqunl shares and to a.id
the sam. r ~" lively t. tn two Iur.
tions 81 gnPr' IN trust fur the tvs
daughter. ~N' Hre TO -, iNr an no.
protar'y vh hccames part ~ th,
rcsduary estate.
The FIhrrn property was rIN,u ~
Mrs Pullman hv her husband som,
time ago Tho 'Nart value ur thr IS.
tate viii not ne known until tho iuVr.
tory l. filed In the probate court. tlr,
or thr,r Nceks hence. About s. go ~,
il bsuu, athNl hay the Will