Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-01-27
The R. W. MEYER ESTATE INTERESTS LOCAL MASONS
offered The California Grand COnSiStOry Has
Been Dissolved.
The Will Of ChaS. 7. GuliCk Offered
for Probate.
Many All Bodies Within the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite Will Report 10 Supreme
Council Direct.
KapiOlani Wins a Suit on Demurrer -- Ma
Minor Items from the Circuit
Court.

The first and final account of
VIM. Mutch and Otto 5. Meyer,
executors of the estate of Il. W.
Meyer, deceased, has been filed.
The account shows the executors
have received S27 ,097.0l and they
ask to be allowed S3542 80,
leaving balance on hand of
S23, 555.02. At the time of his
death Mr.. Meyer had on deposit
with Bishop ~ c.. SIG OPS "a and
had cash in the house so. 1875.
The balance of the money receiv
ed represents small accounts due
him. The executors ask that an
order of final distribution be
made aud for their discharge
aftAr the approval of their &C
cOun's.
A. Il. Hadley, administrative of
the estate of Anna Nj. Armstrong.
deceased, files her first and final
account showing receipts of
S953.65 and disbursements Sl93.9S
and asks that the same be al
lowed
S. X. Kane, as guardian of Ka
mai and Papalina, minors, has
filed his first annual account,
showing receipts SlO0.65; dis
bursements S9l25; balance on
hand $40.
In the suit of Cecil Brown and
H. Focke, trustees of the estate of
Jas. W. Gay, an answer has been
filed denying all the allegations
Of the complaint A. W. Carter
for defendant.
lu the assumpsit case of Annie
L. Ulukou vs.. Kapiolani, Judge
Stanley has filed a decision sus-
aiming the demurrer ofdefendant.
The declaration 10 this case shows
that on or about April IL, 1885,
kalakaua, then King, husband of
the defendant, promised in writing
to pay to plaintiff aud her mother,
since deceased, so per month in
consideration of deciding certain
property to him which they did.
That upon the death of Kalakaua.
the defendant although possessed
OF ample means to do SO has re
fused to pay the said S7Oper month
Dr any portion thereof, and that
90 part of it was ever paid by
kalakaua. This complaint was
demurred to on the ground that
there is no privity Of contract be
twean the parties and the Court
sustained this contention.
In the suit of G. 5. Desky VS..
Ms. Thomas Lack. for damages
sustained to leased premises on
the lower floor of defendants
building from the overlooking of
\ water pipe in the upper story,
Judge Stanley renders Judgment
for the defendant OH the ground
Of con'ributary negligence, the
plaintiff having had knowledge of
the existence of the leak for some
months prior to the overflow.
Kaaiawahia, of Waimanalo,
Oahu, petitions for the probate of
the will of Pe,ekini, W, deceased,
who leaves real estate valued at
$500.
Sarepta Adeliue Gulick peti
tons for tbe probate of the will of
Chas L Gulick, deceased. Under
the will petitioner is appointed
sole cXecutrix, legatee and devisee.
The value of the estate is said to
be $500 in real property and $4OO
in personal. The will is dated
March Is, 1876, and is in the
handwriting of deceased. G +
Williams and L Strehz were the
witnesses.
La the suit of Kupena vs.. c II
Puloa and j III Kaimanu, action
for damages for malicious prose-
cution, Judge Stanley has ordered
the default of defendants to he Ell.
tered for not answering. Charles
Creighton for plaintiff.
In the case of Nina et el. VS..
Elizabeth X. Wilder, bill for spe-
cific performancc,it has been slip
ulated that the case may be heard
on the merits on Monday, Janu
any 81, Judge Stanley consenting.
A. W. Carter for plaintiff; Kinney
a Bullou for defendant.
Gets New Switchboard.