Cravens v. Cravens

— On and prior to March 5, 1918, S. L. Cravens held in his own name the title to a leasehold interest in certain real property and a building thereon which was not a part of the realty, situated in Yakima county. By a written instrument of that date, he “granted, bargained, sold, assigned, transferred and set over to” his brother, O. P. Cravens, an undivided one-half interest in and to the leasehold and the building. S. L. Cravens died on May 11, 1920, leaving a non-intervention will by which he gave all his property to his wife, Minnie May Cravens, other than one dollar to each of his…