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Show I II, WALKER ESTATE ISllJE)ra.l Will of the Banker Is Filed Showing Disposition of the Property. An estate, estimated at $700,000. was left by the late M. H. Walker, whose will was filed yesterday with the county clerk with a petition on the part of the executors ex-ecutors that it be admitted to probate. The executors named In the will are Mrs. Angelena A. Walker, the widow; E. O. Howard, vice president of Walker Brothers Broth-ers Bankers, and T. Ellis Browne, personal per-sonal attorney for Mr. Walker. They will also serve as the trustees. Mrs. Walker, Miss Francese Glenn Walker, daughter, and John Henry Walker, Walk-er, son, are the principal benetlciarles of the will. Amons the minor bequests Is a provision for $10,000 to be paid to the Orphans Home and Day Nursery of Salt Lake within two years from date. Bequests Be-quests are also made to Miss L.ena Kacue and Harry Hague, step-children of Mr. Walker. Mrs. Walker Is to receive 400 shares of the capital stock of Walker Brothers Bankers and three-tenths of Mr. Walker's holdings in the M. H. Walker Realty company, of which Mr. Walker was almost al-most the sole owner. All of Mr. Walker's Walk-er's jewelry, silverware, books, paintings', works of art, musical Instruments, automobiles auto-mobiles and all household goods and fur- Initure also to Mrs. Walker. The trustees of the estate are given 400 shares of the capital .stock of the bank and three-tent lis of the shares : owned by Mr. Walker in the realty company com-pany to be held in trust for Miss Fran-ceso Fran-ceso Glenn Walker, the daughter, until she reaches the age of 27 years. She Is j now J8 years of age. John Henry Walker, the son, Is to re- i ceive 200 shares of the capital stock of ; Walker Brothers Bankers and two-tenths of Mr. Walker's holdings in the realty company. Miss Lena Hague is given $10,000 and Harry Hague $5000. The only other bequest provided for Is that of $10,000 to the Orphans' Home and Day Nursery. The residue of the estate, which consists con-sists of large holdings In Walker Brothers Broth-ers Bankers, the M. H. Walker Realty company, and much valuable real estate, besides cash on hand, life insurance and various securities, is to be held in trust by the trustees until Miss Walker reaches the age of 27 years, at which time this residue will be equally divided between be-tween Mrs. Walker. John Henry Walker and Miss Walker. In the meanwhile, the income from this residue will be divided equally among the three heirs. Of the 7,SO,000 at which the estate is estimated, $200,000 Is in real estate, with the remainder in personal property, stocks, bonds, mortgages, etc., much of it being in tne shares of the bank. The executors will serve without bonds, in accordance ac-cordance with the provisions of the will. |