Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-20
MOST or FORTUNE, HOWEVER,
GOES 10 WIFE.
No real Value Named
SON is Given "A Miilion-IIad Planned
10 Build Home for Aged
AT Chicago

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doubt inventory many times that
amount The document, which con-
slsts Of over forty pages, was made
in New York and dattd March is,
1911, while codicil dated May 29,
1911, was made the day previous to
his sailing for Paris, where he died
ON August 9, 1911
The win Is witnessed by Harry j.
Moore OF TarrytoWu, Ge,%c Strauss
Morick, OF East Orange, and John
T.. Seitcrtin. Of s,eW York CITY, While
the codcil bears the signatures Of
A. @. Meicg, of W f.. McCutcheon..
Mrs Dellora r. Gates, the wife,
Charles C. Gates, the son, are named
as the sole cXocutriX and executor OF
the estate,
He boqueathos TO his wife, Dcllora
Gates, his home and residence at
Port Arthur. consisting Of about
seven acres of land and all buildings
thereon, and appeartunances there
unto; gold and silver plated wares;
china and household goods; also
stable and garage at 1913 West Fifty
second Street, New York city, to-
gether with all automobiles and APP
purtenances belonging thereunto; also
all furniture, etc, of every kind and
character and his his apartments and
living quarters at the Plaza Hotel, in
New York City
10 his wife he also bequeaths all
paintings that he may be possessed
Of, she to have and to hold during
her natural life. and upon her death
the paintings are to revert to the
son, Charles G. Gates. Any of tho
paintings can be sold however, by
the wife upon the consent of the SON
Of St. Charles. His, hrothre of Mrs,
Gates, the farm near st. Charles, be-
ing the farm on which he now resides.
The executors are also enabled to real
ize and cancel any notes which the de-
ceased may hold against him at the
time of his death, and in addition be-
queaths him the sum of $4,000. To
Harriet Baker his wife, he bequeaths
the sum of $4,000; to his son, Henry
r. Baker heleayes $4,000.
: To Henry r. Baker, he leaves
100000 upon his attaining theage OF
thirty years, providing he shall by
that time been through some college
or university To Frank r. Angel,
the deceased leaves $1,000.
To his wife. Delora Gates, he leaves
100000 in trust, TO be invested and
the income from the same to be paid
quarterly to Layerne j. Angel, wife
Of Frank r. Angel, so long as she
shall live and upon her death the
principal is to be paid to her daugh-
ter Dellora f. Angel, at her attain
ing the age Of 25-years.
S. w. Gates, Of Durand, Mich, IS
granted for life the farm on which
he now resides, and upon his death he
beoueaths the farm in fee-simple TO
William r. Gates, his son, who re-
sides at Flint, Mich, also to william
r. Gates, the deceased leaves the sum
of 10000.
To Craig F. Cullinan. of Houston. is
left the sum of $4,000 IL he attains
the age OF 25-years. and to John H.
Cullinan, of Houston. is left the sum
OF $4,000, under the same supula-
tions.
To Mrs Henry Evans. 10000; to
his friends, j. S. Cullinan of Hous-
ton, John J. Mitchell Of Chicago and
James c. Hutchens of Chicago. S10,-
900: To +. W. Kruger the valet of
Mr.. Gates, is left the sum Of S10.-
600; to II. II. Woodwork OF Port
Arthur is bequeathed the sum Of $25.-
600: to W. l.. Warnel Of Port Ar
thur $4,000; to Charles Herman is
left the sum of $4,000. provided he
Is I'm the employ OF Nose Mountain,
limited at the time OF Mr. Gates
death to Gilllson G. Lott private
secretary $4,000. and $1,000 addl-
tional for each year that he may be
In the employ of the deceased; 10
Nathan Bennett, the butler Of the de-
ceased $4,000. If still In the employ
at the time OF his demise, TO Mrs
Susan Augusta Gates Tuttle Of Alma.
Mich. $1,000; TO Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Gates of Durand. Mich. $1,000. Il,
the Methodist Episcopal Board OF
Education Of New York City. $780,
600; to Mary Gates Hospital, $780,
900 Of the United States Realty and
improvement Company bonds. TO be
deposited In the First National Bank
and that bank to act as administrator.
To Charles @. Gates. his son. ST.
900, 900 is bequeathed All over the
bequeathes Is left to his wife. In
the codicil bequeath Is revoked. in
which the deceased had stipulated
that in case he survived the wife and
sons s3.00O.000 of his estate should
70 to build the John w. Gates home
for the aged at West Chicago. M
By the codicil that portion of the
will providing for a trust fund for
Charles Gates, Is Withdrawn. and
leave the will as the law would pro-
vide. That portion Of the will which
named T0hn j. Mitchell and James C.
~ Chicago and J. S. sulli-
sn oi rnusicn as an advisory board
is withdrawn