Opinion on Petition to Rehear
Mr. J ustice Creson.' In this case we have been presented with a petition to rehear which seeks some “clarification” of our original opinion with respect to what funds, devolving upon the death of Dr. Frazier, are to be considered as part of the estate administered.
We thought at the time of our original opinion, and think now, that every question ripe for decision at that time was disposed of. It is sufficient to say that we are fully satisfied with the former opinion.
Petition to rehear is denied.
Burnett, Chiee Justice, and Dyer and -Humphreys, Justices, and Senter, Special Justice, concur.'