The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-09
JUDICIARY JoTTINGs.
Gleanings from Clerks Office Wal
kapu UP Again

haPu Up ABuln
Carter ~ Carter have filed their
bill Of costs at $3.50 as attorneys for
the Peoples Ice and Refrigerating
Co. in the suit against the Hawai-
ian Electric Co.
An appeal from the decision of
Judge Cooper has been filed by the
Hawaiian Electric CO.. defendant to
the suit Of the Peoples Ice and Re-
frigerating Co.
Paul Neumann aud Carter n Car
ter have fled their bill of costs at
SIG as attorneys for Emily de Herb.
lay, defendant to the suit of 5. Nor
ria for injunction to stay execution
of Judgment
1t is stipulated by the parties in
the matter III the bankruptcy of ).
Parker that the final enforcement of
the decree may be suspended until
Friday, March %.
Judgment has been entered for
the plaintiffs, Margaret Campbell
and others, in the suit for $3.50
upon bond, against n. Hookano
and others for 800 and costs.
Judge Cooper to-day heard the
petition Of W. y. Smith, executor of
the estate of W. =. kahale, for APP
proval of accounts and discharge.
On the petitioners stating that he
had as yet been unable to get an ac.
counting Of investments made by :.
b. Dole, the Court ordered the petit
ton to bc amended for an annual
instead of a final accounting. The
Court approved the account but
asked the executor to insert in one
OF the schedules the amount of $500
invested in the savings bank. The
Court also allowed SiOJto he divided
between the widow aud two devil
sees.
In the action of Higashi Ihei vs..
Pacific Sugar Mill. trrspass on the
case, the defendant by its attorney.
+. VI. Hatch. comes and denies each
and every allegation in the plaintiffs
complaint contained. The Jap claims
5000 damages for permanent in.
juries from being shot by a planta.
ton luna, who was acquitted bv n
jury at lionokaa, Hawaii, last July
on criminal charge for the same
oIl"nsc. The luna has since been
discharged from the plantation.
Chas. +. Peterson, master. has I'll.
ed his report on the accounts of &.
Bolte, adminisl ratur Of the estate Of
AdUlph Aschhcim. deceased. Adj.
ministrator charged himself with
$51,lOl II. and asked to be allowed
Sb,52i.I5. leaving q balance in his
hands Of S2o,513.G6, lie had charg.
cd nothing for commissions, al.
though ID" master finds he was on
titled to s2>06!iS. Attention is call.
cd by th" master to the appearance
in the inventory OF assets OF 800
shares II VI. >. Griuhaum n Co.'S
stock, thrc" months after tho shares
were sold In VI. =. Grinbaum n Co.,
he same thllg happening IN the
case of 10 shares in llrcia Agricul.
tural Co. Id
: Before Judge Whiting this after.
noon {. ". Ashford moved for u
stay in execution, under which the
sale oi WalkGpu stock il advertised
Tor tomorrow. II" claimed that the
defendant Macfarlaur had q right 10
such stay under The law in view uf
his appeal from the decision allow.
ing {. \. SprccEels To appear rs
party plaintiff in place Of Claus
spr'ckclS. i. VI. Hatch for the sub.
stitnt"d plaintiff argued a motion to
allow the sal" To- pruccrd, a. III" sale
was not To- be- hrld under the decree
just appealed from, but under pre-
NiOus DEGREES, and u, further post.
pUn"nrut would be- inrquitahln in
view Of delays already granted at
dctvn'aui's inst au"". and uf drpr"ci.
alton in the stock liabl" to take
place on account of the deadlock in
the affairs Of the Waikapu Sugar Co.
Th" Court denied both motions,
holding that If the law gave defend
ant the right To a stay in execution
there was no need for specific
order, as il the sale went on aud the
Suprem. Court reversed the decree
oithis Court the plaintiff wuuId have
To stand the consequences.
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