The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-07
WEDNESDAY, APRIL z, 1886.
SUPREME C0URT--.lN CHAMBERS.
FRIDAY, April 2nd.
Before Chief Justice Judd.

Before Chlef JuStlce Juuu'
In the matter of petition to APP
point guardian for Samuel Moa-
keawe, an insane person, of Hama
kua, the evidence of DIR. Emerson
was heard, to the effect that, though
respondent did not require restraint,
he was not capable of transacting
business. The case was postponed
until the arrival of Lalakea, the in
tended appointee for guardianship,
from Hilo. Kinney & Peterson for
petitioners; J. M. Poepoe for res
pendent.
In the estate of Joseph Kaona, of
Kona, Hawaii, deceased. On the
petition of Messrs. Wilder & Co.,
creditors, the resignation of j.
Kakina, administrator, is accepted.
c. w. Ashford is appointed in his
place under bond of $3.50. Ash
ford & Ashford for the motion.
Before Judge McCully.
In John Phillips VS.. Freeth &
Peacock, libel in admiralty. The
Court files its decision, finding q
decree for respondents, His Honor
holding that they were mortgages
and not the owners of the brig Allie
Rowe, as claimed by libelant. Whit
ing & Creighton for libelee; Hatch
for respondents.
In Freeth & Peacock VS.. the brig
Allie Rowe, in admiralty. Hearing
in motion for distribution of the
proceeds of sale of the Allie Rowe.
Libelants claim as mortgages and
as preferred creditors. Counsel is
heard and the Court takes time to
consider. F. M. Hatch for libelant;
II. F. Bickerton for the assignee OF
+. G. Rowe, bankrupt.
Before Judge Preston.
In the estate of Henry Beecroft
Jackson, late of Basford House,
Whalley Range, near Manchester,
England, deceased. T. r. Walker
files application for admitting the
will to probate in this kingdom, and
appointing Theophilus Harris Davies
and Thomas Rain Walker as admin
istrators. The Court appointed
Thursday, April %, for hearing the
application. S. b. Dole for petit
toner.
In the bankruptcy of Ed. G..
Rowe. The assignee files appraised
inventory of the effects of the
bankrupt, and the Court sets apart
numerous items for the use of Mr..
+. G. Rowe, amounting in value to
$1SS.24. Hon. w. G.. Parke, as
signee; G. NJ. Cooke and j. b.
Castle, appraisers.
TUESDAY, April 9th.
Before Chief Justice Judd.
Estate of Henry May, late of
Honolulu, deceased. Messrs. T..
May and p. C. Jones, executors,
submitted their accounts and APP
pied for discharge. The accounts
were examined and found correct,
and the application was granted.
Receipts were $50, 723.3O, and pay
ments as follow
Devise to II. May, on accounts 100000
Devise to Mrs. b. A. Hender-
son, on account. 100000
Legacy Anglican Church,. 100000
Payment to Miss Adele Gorzot 100000
Half proceeds III. May Il Co.
to Mrs. b. A. Henderson. 30, 26O.30
Executors commissions. ,4G3.0O
$50, 1880
This estate is inventoried at S2O7,
100.27, consisting mainly of the firm
of II. May & Co. and sundry shares
of stock in corporations of this
Kingdom. BY will of the deceased,
Mr.. T. May, of Honolulu, and Mrs.
b. A. Henderson, of London, Eng
land, are named as residuary de.
visees. Hon. S. B. Dole for petit
TONERS.
Estate of the late August Unna
of Hama, Maui. Hon. Cecil Brown
for himself and the executors, ap
piled for approval of accounts anf
discharge. Hon. S. b. Dole, OF
behalf of NJ. S. Grlnbaum & Co.
creditors, opposed the application
until the partnership affairs of the
Hama plantation were settled. Th'
matter was continued for week.
A petition for writ of habea'
corpus, for Kekaula and Moses Ehu
prisoners in Oahu Jail, was dis
missed. Col. M. Thompson for peti
TONERS; Major A. Rosa for tho
Marshal.
Estate of the late Thomas Cum
minis, of Waimanalo. Application
for allowance of accounts and dis
charge of executor, Mr.. A. j. Cart
wright. Messrs. Ashford & Ash
ford oppose the application, till thei
claim of $500 for retainer unde
power of attorney for Mr.. Thoma
j. Cummins, in an attempt to brea
the will, is settled. Hon. Gee
Brown files revocation of said powe
of attorney, and Mr.. Cummins an
nounces that Mr.. Brown was no
his attorney. Messrs. Ashfords