The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-24
COURT NOTES

Judge Waiting Is the pr siding
= Judge in Chambers this week.
In the matter of the estate o.
Antonio Monteiro, late of Honolulu
D. Oahu, deceased intestate, the Court
has appointed A. Marques as ad'
; ministrator under a bond ,of 800
Petitioner in person.
Mala (w), of Kamoiliih, Homo
lulu, mother of three leper children
now residing on the island of Molo-
kai, has been appointed guardian
of her children under bond of $50.
Income Of the estate is about $75
per aunum.
In the matter of the estate of
Aniu, the Court has approved the
final account of YIN Quon, the ad-
ministrator, and ordered a distri-
button of the estate. The cash
balance for distribution is S1S06.
J. A. Magoon for the administrator !;
! c. W. Ashford for the heirs.
In the matter of the estate of the
late A. L. Smith, the Court has ap-
proved the final account of B. F.
Dillingham;, the administrator, the
same having been reported upon by
Chas. F. Peterson as master, and
distribution has been ordered as
| follows: One-half to the decedent's
widow and one-half to his sister,
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;. The prop
erty consists of the store property
on Fort street now occupied by
what is known as the Golden Rule
Bazaar. No cash assets for distri-
button. The administrator ap-
peared in person.
F. A. Schaefer, having filed
his usual annual account in
the estate of Charles A. Long,
the same has been referred
to a master in Chancery for verif-
cation and report. with q view to
settling a distributive share Of the
minor, Carlo A. Long, who has
come of age. Guardian in person.
In the matter of the estate of A.
A. Corniot, Judge Whiting has APP
proved the final account of F. 4.
Schaefer, executor Of the will, and
ordered his discharge upon his
producing receipts as follows For
$4,000 legacy paid to the Queens
Hospital; for $1,000 legacy paid .
to Rev. Father Wendeliu of Molo- !
kai, for $1040.64 for government tax
on legacies and securities which .
have been benefcially devised to (
parties not related to the deceased.
In this matter the appraised value
of the real property situate in XII
kihale was put down at $4,000 by /
Henry Smith, who reported as
Master in Chancery upon the &C !
counts and also upon commissions
to be allowed the executor. No /
objection being raised as to that
valuation the Court directed the
Master to compute the Government
duty on the same. This is the
first estate coming under the new
law of 1892 which imposes a duty
upon beneficial legacies which go
to parties outside of the family Of
tie testator. F. NJ. Hatch for the
executor, the Master taking part
in the proceedings in support of
his fndinss aud on behalf OF the
interest of the Government.
In the matter of the estate of
Thos. H. Hebron, Judge Whiting
has approved the annual account
of the trustee, Frances E. Hebron,
and confirmed the report of George
Lucas as Master. Total income of
the estate for the year is over
$4,000. T. W. Hebron, account
ant for the estate, appeared on be-
half Of the trustee, who is his
mother.
In Irene II. Ii Brown W. Charles
A. Brown, bill in equity for con-
struction Of the will and for an ac-
counting, the wife OF SAID c. A.
Brown has withdrawn from the
suit, leaving only the two minor
children and their guardian al
Item \. F. Judd, to prosecute the
same. Carter & Carter and W. A.
Kinney for plaintiffs, F. NJ. Hatch
AID J. \ Magoou for the de-
iruiaut.
Ia the equity case Of f. \. Jones,
assignee in bankruptcy If George
X. Norton vs.. Elizabeth X. Norton,
ior cancellation OF the deed from
70 his wife, who Is the
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