The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-08-07
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said land: ea''' ~ -
You a.e hereby notified that on or
,one .ne 10Th day of June, A. D.,
isos, petition of Ed 3. Howard and
A: a. Hugg, executors of the last
VIII ana testament of James Nc
Auiey, deceased, late Of Mahaska
county, Iowa, will be filed ia the
Omce OF the clerk of the District
Oourl OF the State of Iowa, In and for
ManasKa county, Iowa, claiming that
one James McAuley, late Of Mahaska
county, iowa, departed this life In
saiu county, died seized of the here
lots
Inat the said James McAuley exc
cuted certain instrument in writing
wnicn ne declared was his last will
ana testament, Item Four thereof be-
ing l direet that fund sufficient
without drawing on the principal
sum be set aside for the perpetual
care OF my lot and monument ia For
est cemetery in 0skaIoosa, Iowa,
hereinafter provided for.u
Item Five. "It is nv will and I 40
direct that after item One, Two, Three
ana -Four herein are fully paid or pro-
Vloeo Tor that all the rest and residue
OF my property real and personal of
Wnlch die possessed or seized be
used for the purchase of a lot in
Forest cemetery, 0skaloosa, Iowa,
and the. erection OF a monument
thereon for me. -
Item Six. II direct that my execu-
tors convert all Of my property into
cash for the purposes above with or
without an order Of the court there
for -
Item Three. 81 give aud bequeath
to my nephews, Henry Grant and
Edward Grant, fifty doilars.''
That said will has BEEN Gully admit
ted to probate in said county, that
order of sale has been had therein
for the sale of said premises, that
the same has been sold. The lands
10 Greene county, Iowa, for Sixteen
Thousand, Three Hundred and TWEEN
tv Dollars to one G. II. Wiltse and
that the funds are in the hands of
the said plaintiffs who have been
duly appointed as executors of said
will That the interest of said de-
fendants in and to said premises or
to the funds derived therefrom is
either as legatees under said will,
heirs at law of the said James Nc
Auley, deceased, or as unknown
claimants thereof as heirs at law of
the said Jas. McAuley, deceased, or
as their grantees.
That the plaintiffs and defendants
have entered into a contract, copy
of which is attached to the petition
whereby it is agreed that the defend
ants shall follow the proceeds of the
said land and not the said land and
shall be cut off and barred from pro-
ceeding against said land and that the
title of said land shall be quoted In
G.. n. Wiltse and his grantees to.
whom plaintiff sold same.
That the plaintiffs are credibly in
formed and believe that the defend
ants make some claim adverse to the
estate of the plaintiff and their gram
tees in said real estate, which is fee
simple owners OF said real estate
That the plaintiffs fear and there is
danger that the defendants may illeg-
ally incumber said real estate by
deed, mortgage or otherwise which
would cast a cloud upon the title
thereto which the plaintiffs have con-
veyed anu which they and their
grantees would be remediless at law
to remove.
That all of the foregoing statements
and allegations are made in said pc
tition and are part thereof.
That the relief demanded in said
petition is that the said will be estab-
lished and re-established and pro-
bated, and that it's probate be so
established and confirmed.
That the sales and deeds of said
premises be approved and confirmed.
That all of the defendants be decreed
and adjudged to proceed against the
said funds in the hands of the said
administrators and not against the
said lands. That the said agreement
relating thereto be confirmed, APP
proved and established, that the pro-
visions of said will be determined
and construed, and that the trust for
the purpose of caring for the grave
and monument of said Jas. McAuley
be fully established and the amount
of such fund fixed, and that said exc
cutors be fully directed how such
trust shall be carried out and that
they also be directed as 10 the kind
and character of The monument to be
erected under said will, whether it
shall be an ordinary granite monu-
ment or in the form of chapel or
other monument, and that all of the
said defendants be estopped and
barred from proceeding against the
said land or from making any claim
whatever against said land, and that
the title thereto be fully established
and confirmed in the said G H.
Wiltse through said sale from these
plaintiffs and the grantee of the said
Wiltse and that all of the defendants
be cut oil and barred from bringing
original action 70 set aside said will
or in any way 20 open the proceed
ings already had snd other and fur
Their relief in equity.
Order has been mad in said court
approving the foregoing notice,
And unless you appear hereto and
defend on or before noon of the
second day of the September term, a.
ID. 1902, of said court, which will com
mence on the 30th day of Sept, A.
ID 1902, default will be entered against
you and Judgment and decree rem
dered thereon as prayed for in said
petition.
MCCOY & MCCOY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Order Approving original Notice and
tor Publication.
And now on this day to- wit, the
26th day OF the April term, being the
25th day of June, 1902, the petition
and the foregoing original notice
fled in the above entitled cause oil
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