Slingluff v. Hubner

This case arose as follows: Mrs. Frances E. Slingluff died in 1890 leaving a will by which she gave and devised to her two sons, Fielder C. and Frank Slingluff, and her son-in-law, Joseph Hunter, certain real estate therein described to hold the same in trust—“To sell, lease, mortgage, manage and develop the same'as in their judgment may seem best to the interests of my estate and for this purpose I give them full and absolute power to execute any and all conveyances that may be necessary for such purposes, to sign all petitions for opening roads or streets, or to make any improvements…