New-York tribune., 1900-08-25
PRIVATE REQUESTS
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To Ms HUNTINGTON me widow. al furniture ara
household articles. books. T.ar= ievel-y.
rtages etc ali hts pictures while sae ives. ~
lives: rae interest q rust f11s q $50, 40 rsfIs
she lives two-thirds of all southern Paciac
.ongns % HIN the time ~ bis 1ea-h- oue-haif -
se1,es By IN. vsow .5ey s-l - ~ e $40 7s :. a5S 80. a.
To ktNE&E EI5V ARDS EJ-2srISsiT0N his nephew
third Or AL MS southern Pacific stock oue-hale o.
the residue CO the
To ARCHER II HUNTINGTON. his adopted son al ths
i-Eton FIfry-ssve1-h-s- house v-sfie - -.
after the death ~ Ms Fun-f-rT1- f--s-s- e e. -
fund q $500 0o0 after hIs Ho5asrs ssasa. n
:s7sst taE lie u1en another taa OF s25eoe
To sss lsz:l issue ot ARc5fER u EtJ-STISgGrON. e
% $500 900 after the DEAN - M Fr5-75r--. 80
Of Aressr 81 aHo1her fund Or $50 800 atrsr tAs
" tss s: Taa; IS TzyEL8 5.e 7 55 n: saags @ asasa 2 @ %
~ csrf.sI - It~- F. T., =, = - s Il - s
band q rsh1s@- to - control IN any way.
To ISAAC s.- = = so g aTGS IS sEo,aeTaa specific
Q: $1,000 att-- ths deesh Of rs wife -''-
To EDWARD h PAaDEE, his nephew. 100000
To CHARLES 4 TWEED his trusted friend. s50ooo
To WILLARD v HUNTINGTON his uepheE $4,000
To HARRIET :. HUNTINGTON. widow q Ais b-.sh--
the interest FOR her h1e on fund q s55e0o-
stt E.a:oa s54 5000 a. a. aaas .A' DEAN 'f
To Ellen G.TE7 Lia E'stsr Interest tor her ss upoz
To HELEN y HJ-SsT12yGToN Aas nteo- spertas
as9lesJ y 5000 re capital o. $1,000 rrust
N-s- Isaac Gates NJ ana
$1,000 and the interest f9r life 99oa a IA 3.
To 55zA5E5 5+s1z 535.5 PTR3T 2 7s rs siS.= s ts s
Ives The interest FOR NE ugon a trust t1zd o.
10 EL-EONoRA LOyELA0sD. His niece. the .s7r-sasd
ssT Ire gBo ms 55 y s Be- @ &c. s. 5ss tatsssss tr
interest for her life a fund o SO 600
s 966a s n sA9 mn a 81 500 5a gc:. s s Hssss ssss p Fs
The capital E9es % he ISSUE q NJ ss9- ar ee'a
10 EEANk PARDE3E bis nephew. interest s7r his Hos
rs ytoT f7r her life. finally capital q ths una
70 EDWs =
To GEORGE : DUNBAR. his nephew. 5000
To NARY PARDEE. his niece So 900
To LEoNoRA FOSTER. his niece. $4,000
To ADELINE DUNBAR his niece SD coo
To Ms CHARLES H PARDEE. widow .. rs n.ohs..
The viii Of Coils p Huntington was fled for
probate IN the SUrrogate's once yesterday. Tba
petition hled with it does not SET forth rbs
value OF the estate Arabeua D Huntington.
. the widow Isaac z Gates, brctasr-ir-lavv. ard
Charles H Tweed the trusted friend and ad-
wiser Of Mr.. Huntington. are the executors Ths
will was signed on March Is. 1897. IN this CITY.
the witnesses being Maxwell Evarts Aaron 4
Van Deventer and George z Downs
The only public beqUssts are 70 the Metro
politan Museum OF Art, the Hampton Institute.
the Chapin Home for the Aged and Inhrm. and
contingent gift 70 Yale University
The widow is the largest Iegares- Henry Ed
wards Huntington. a nephew. comes next.
VI
next IN order His adopted daughter. the
Princess Hatzf=ldt, has 100000 set aside for
herself and possible children II Archer NJ
leaves issue they viii ind that they were well
cared for BY their grandfather Neither the
Princess nor Archer N. has issue yet Both
have been married for several years The nat
Ure OF the bequesr left 10 each Iegatee BY Mr..
Huntington will be found IN the table accom-
pany1ng this article Specific cash Iegacies.
amounting 70 S59OOOO. ara given away BY the
VIII. and S2,020OOO is divided into various trust
funds. the interest on which. AZ per cent. Is
10 be paid 70 Iegataes for life The capital viii
go 10 their issue afrerward.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC HOLDINGS
The vast bulk OF the estate. Mr.. Huntington.s
large holdings in Southern Pacific stock. Is di-
vided between the widow and Henry Edwards
Huntington. Mrs Huntington getting rwo-thirds
and the nephew one-third-
Many estimates have been made OF the amount
OF Mr.. Huntington's holdings. but none OF them
have been authorized by those IN charge OF his
property. The total capital stock OF the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company is S20OOOOOOO.
This includes 200 exchanged in 1899 for
Central Pacific stock IN June OF this year the
Speyer-HUntington syndicate had obtained thu
holdings OF the Crocker and Stanford estates, az
gregating alone S56OOOOOO These holdings
with what AIr- Huntington already had. repre-
sent a controlling interest. Mr. Huntington's
friends credited him OF late with holding IS per
cent OF the entire capital stock OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company Others IN Wall
Street assert that II was less than that He was
a heavy buyer OF the shares in the last Two
years. The stock is selling at about So Presf-
dent Huntington last spring made the following
statement with reference 70 dividend prospects,
II is true that the earnings OF the Southern Pa
cine now are considerably IN excess o. the 6xsd
II likely thsJ dividends viii oe paid for twelve
months 70 come We shall probably begin paying
property IS in higher state OF efficiency now than
u ever was before, and surely ought % be, for
straishtening the roadbed By taking curves and
in reducing the grades and I expect very soon
eastern base OF the san Jacnto Mountains and
New Orleans distance o. nineteen hundred miles
about hundred miles from Los Angeles
pect the Coast Line between San Francisco and
by September next When everything Is coEplstsd
and II is reasonably certain that the road can
gin 10 dividends. I Go not want % begin divt-
dend paying and have 10 stop after year or two
the last several years has kept 10 OF bank
ruptcy. and enabled Il 70 get into condition a.
stated the work of grade reduction which has
been IN progress FOR halt dozen years at a cost
extensions viii also be finished shortly Surveyors
are going the route for the proposed Inc
20 Utah. out nothing has been definitely settled
about thar as yet
FAITH IN THE STOCK
The following report OF conversation credited
TO Dennis C'Sand LOts'0 Kearney. was circulated
IN Wall Street yesterday;
7 had a talk with Mr.. Huntington a day OF two
before he left for the East, and asked him about
Southern Pacific stock He sad -lt you buy ts