Long v. Johnson
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PORTER, Chief Justice.
During the administration of the estate of Bertha L. Hornby, deceased, a controversy arose as to whether respondent was entitled to take under the olographic will of deceased. A stipulation of facts was filed by the parties in the Probate Court of Bonner County where the will was being probated, and the controversy submitted to the court for decision. The material part of the stipulation is as follows:
“I.
“That Mrs. Bertha L. Hornby died tes-r tate on the 9th day of June, 1952, a resident of Bonner County, Idaho.
*363“II.
“That the will of said Mrs. Bertha L. Hornby, deceased,…
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