In re Kopp's Estate

Ransom, Surr.

The above general guardian filed his account upon his ward attaining majority. Objections to the same were filed by the ward, and the account and objections were sent to a referee. His report has been filed, to which exceptions are taken by the ward. The two exceptions relate to the findings that (1) imply that the guardian is entitled to commissions; and (2) that the costs of this proceeding should be paid from the estate. From *496the testimony taken it appears that when the ward attained his majority, in 1885, the guardian turned over to him $1,107.95, claiming that that sum was…