Dwyer v. Kalteyer

Gaines, Associate Justice.

Honore Grenet died in 1882, having made a will, of which Joseph E. Dwyer was appointed independent executor. Dwyer qualified as such executor and proceeded with the administration of his trust, until September, 1884, when he departed this life, leaving the estate of Grenet not fully administered, and also leaving a will which named appel-' ant as the independent executrix thereof. Thereupon appellee Kalteyer was appointed and qualified as administrator de bonis non of Grenet’s estate, and appellant qualified as executrix of the will of Dwyer. Dwyer, during his…