Monroe v. Winn

(dissenting) — The fortune, which was his separate property, amassed by William Chappell, who died testate May 31, 1921, consisted principally of 14,896 shares of a total of 15,000 shares of the capital stock of Rainier Heat & Power Company, a domestic corporation, which owned a large amount of improved and unimproved real property in the Jackson street district in the city of Seattle.

After making two small cash bequests, the testator left the residue of his property in trust for a period of sixty years from the date of his death, naming his wife, Margaret E. Chappell (now Margaret E. Winn),…