Wicker v. Moore

Calkins, C.

John S. Moore died seized of real and personal property, leaving him surviving four children, the plaintiff, now aged 21 years, and the defendants, all over 14 years of age, hut none of whom have attained their majority. The decedent’s will, which has been admitted to probate, provides that, after payment of his debts, the remainder of his property be “turned over and delivered” to two trustees named therein, who are directed to carry on the business of stock raising upon the testator’s ranch for the space of ten years after the testator’s death in, as nearly as can be, the same…