The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-22
COURT NOTES.

~ OOopCl 1SclSIudy uOiuIuS
had civil causes on the calendar
called and certain days were ap-
pointed for trial of some of them,
while others were either continued
for the term or jury waived to be
heard in vacation as per stipula-
tons filed by the several attorneys.
Judge Cooper seems determined to
prosecute the work of the term in
speedy manner.
keola, who took an appeal from
the District Court of Eva, where
he was convicted for having opium
in possession, was yesterday ac-
quilted by Hawaiian jury. SIX.
Kane for defendant.
The next case was that of the
contested will of the late Charlotte
Adams, relict of the pioneer pilot
Captain Alex. Adams, occupying
the attention of the jury and Court
all of yesterday afternoon, and the
trial will probably occupy all of
today. The subscribing witnesses
to the will are DR.. John Brodie and
attorney Cecil Brown. The will
devises all property to one daugh-
ter, namely, Mrs. Mary Aud,
wife of William Aud, to the ex-
clusion of all the other heirs, there
being several. Mrs. Annie Phelps,
of Kohala, Hawaii, is the principal
contestant. The property involved
is large one. Messrs. Cecil Brown
and w. A. Kinney are for the pro-
ponents of the will, and Messrs.
A. S. Hartwell, c. w. Ashford and
A. Rosa for the contestants.
Chief Justice Judd has filed
decision in an old assumpsit case
tried by him and a jury at the
October term, 1892, of the Supreme
Court, entitled Castle & Cooke VS..
Receivers of the Union Iron Works
Co. and Jos. Marsden and w. H.
Richard. 1t is for a claim of
$2390 IA for materials sold to de-
PENDANTS in the construction of a
machine called the "Marsden and
Richard Evaporation" The YER
dict was for defendants, and plain
tiffs moved for new trial, which |
motion was only heard the other
day. The Chief Justice sees no
reason now for granting new trial, |
thus putting plaintiffs to their
remedy by taking up their bill of
exceptions to the Appellate Court.
W. R. Castle for plaintiffs; A. S. |
Hartwell for defendants.
In Anima ct al VS.. Lau Kona,
ejectment case of land in Waimea, |
Kauai, plaintiffs have filed a re-
ceipt acknowledging the receipt of |
$419 40 in full satisfaction of their
claim, thereby enabling the de-
PENDANTS to withdraw their appeal |
and abandoning exceptions to the
Supreme Court. ]. A. Magoon for
plaintiffs; A. S. Hartwell for de-
PENDANTS.
Judge Whiting after being in
disposed for few days appeared
in Chambers yesterday and dis
posed of a few chamber matters
which have accumulated.
The account of NJ. A. Gonsalves,
guardian of the estate of Bella da
Camara and four other minors,
showing receipts $1105.50 pay
ments $516.14, was ordered ap-
proved and certain application of
the principal for maintenance and
education of the wards was author
lied to be made. Balance in hand
to the next account is $589.36. A.
Perry for the guardian.
Judge Whiting has appointed
Bruce Cartwright as sole trustee
in the following trust matter: Es-
tate of Maria and E. K. Cummins,
Estate of Thomas Cummins, de-
ceased and Estate of Stella Cockett
nee Keomailani. The other CO.
trustee was A. J. Cartwright who
has resigned and left the country.
j. NJ. Monsarrat for petitioner.
e. l.. Wight of Mahukona, Ha-
wall, has been appointed by Judge
as guardian of the estate
Of his son, Wilder Wight under a
$4,000 bond. This appointment
will enable the father to receipt for
a legacy of $2500 bequeathed to
The minor by his grandfather the
late S. G. Wilder. Carter & Carter
for the application.