Mitchell, J. Chapter 46, Laws 1889, entitled “An act to establish a Probate Code,” is divided into 21 subchapters, containing 326 sections. The intention of the legislature obviously was to enact, in the form of one act, a complete system of statutory law relating to or connected with those matters of which, under the constitution, probate courts have jurisdiction, to wit, “estates of deceased persons and of persons under guardi…
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