The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-16

and one set harness, the whole
valued at $500 and alleged by plaintiffs
to have been purchased of Chas. Hiram.
Tried by Hawaiian jury, who retire at
AIS to consider their verdict. About
p. m. the jury returned verdict for the
/ defendant, three dissenting.
kalauola (k.) by Kaohele, his guard
ian ad Item, VS.. Kekukahiko. S. X.
Kane for plaintiff; NJ. Thompson for de-
4 fendant Ejectment On the LIST inst,
after judgment had been entered for
plaintiff on argument OF defendants de-
murrer, the Court allowed defendant to
answer over, he to pay costs of de-
murrer and file affidavit of merits To-
day, the defendant having complied with
the requirements made by the Court as
above, the trial of the matter is begun
Immediately on the retirement Of the
above jury, this also by a Hawaiian
jury. At To- 40 p. m. the trial was con-
tinued until 9 a. m. Monday. 1t is ex-
pected to conclude at noon.
Both foreign and Hawaiian Jurors are
required TO attend l p. m.
MONDAY, Oct. s.
AT MANIFESTATIONS MR.. JUSTICE BlCK-
ERTON.
Intermediary Division. Kan Chan
Bow VS. Wailama. w. c. Achi for
plaintiff; F. NJ. Hatch for defendant.
Assumpsit, $S5 %. Plaintiffs appeal
from the Honolulu Police Court, where
on August 5, 1888, judgment was rend-
cred for the defendant for So 65 and costs
"a 80, making IL 10. Judgment for
plaintiff for SIS So.
AT CHAMBERS - BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE
M'cULLY.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10.
Law Division. Bankruptcy H. S.
Swinton. A Rosa fer petitioner. Or
dered that the bankrupt be discharged
from debts.
AT CHAMBERS = BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE
JUDD.
THURSDAY, Oct IL.
Probate Division. Estate q. Y.
Squires. w. D. Smith for prepayment;
w. A. Whiting for devisee. Ordered |
that the will and codicil be admitted !
to probate, and that letters issue to w.
o. Smith as administrator with the will |
annexed under bond of $1,000. The
widow and MIR. Gaspar Silva were the
executors named in the will, but they
the above appointment was
made. The estate consists of a house
lot, pasture land, horses and cattle in
Waialua, on this island, valued at 81 900.
The will devises all personal property to
the widow absolute, and the real estate
to her Tor life, and after her death to 90
70 one Mrs. Frances E. Jackson, sister OF
The deceased. The deceased left no
children living.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE DOLE.
Estate Samuel G. Wilder. A. S. Hart
we'll for proponents. Ordered that the
will and codicil be admitted to probate
md that letters issue to A. F. Judd and
". F. Allen as administrators with the
will annexed under $4,000 bond. The
GLOWING named executors under the
will had filed remuneration of their ap-
W. c. Wilder, G. L. Wight,
/. 2. Wilder, Samuel q. Wilder and A.
:. Judd. Hence the appointment of
he above named administrators with {
he will annexed. The will dated March
0, 1886, was witnessed by Samuel 3. I
lose, VIM. g. Brash and w. r. Sims. i
he codicil dated November l, 1887, I
AS witnessed by Samuel g. Wilder, Jr.,
'harles A. Kibling and VIM. G. Brash.
The estate consists OF stock in lumber
usiness, shares in the Wilder Steam
nip Company, Kahului Railroad Com I
any, Hawaiian Railroad Company,
honolulu Ice Works, money and effects.
lie estimated value of the whole of :
hich is put down in the application for !
rebate at 5000, 900. Besides this val il
alton the life Of deceased was in /.
Ired in various companies for N
bout $65 900. The administrators o.
ere ordered to advertise notice to 70
editors in the English, Hawaiian and az
ortuguese languages and within sixty g.
lys to file their inventory of the prop n
ty OF the deceased. There are several he
.visees mentioned in the will. No OPP ar
sitiOn was made to the probating of 80 30
e Will of