The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-08
TINE HlAuIl SU6lR
glhPAAf BRINGS SUIT.
It Is to Quiet That
Same Old Land
Title.
TRIAL JURORS, ARE DISCHARGED.
LARGE AMOUNT OF PROBATE
WORK ATTENDED TO BY
JUDGE HUMPHREYS.
DR. English's Suit Against the Ex-
Queen Placed On the Calendar
The Miner Divorce Case
Other Court Notes.

The Wahiawa Sugar Company, Ltd,
has brought another action against
! Waialua Agricultural Company to
quiet title.
The complaint sets forth that the
Wahiawa Sugar Company, Ltd. is in
possession of and is entitled to the
possession OF, and is the owner of. an
estate for years in and to the Ahu-
puaa of Paalaa, otherwise known as
Halemanu. and also that pieces or par
eel Of land situate at Kahikiwai all of
the land being in the district of Wal
alua
That the defendant claims an estate
or interest in and TO the property ad-
versely TO the plaintiff, and defendant
Is a necessary party to a complete
determination and settlement of the
questions involved in determining the
ownership of the property and the
rights of plaintiff in the premises.
Plaintiff prays that the defendant,
the Waialua Agricultural COMPANY
Ltd, may be summoned to appear and
set out any adverse claim or claims
that it may have in the property or
any part thereof, and that the title
TO the property may be Quieted and
pialntlf's interest and estate in the
same may be confirmed, and for costs.
Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan are at
torneys for the plaintiff.
Judge Humphreys yesterday. after
discharging the trial jurors for the
term, disposed Of great deal of pro-
bate business. The special term of
twelve days will be devoted to matters
not requiring a jury.
The court stated that at the term
in November the jury would sit two
weeks and take recess for two weeks
before resuming jury duty. This
change will be made in the interests
of jurors.
Territory VS.. Xii, charged with ma
hcious burning of cane, was continued
until the November term.
The case of the Territory VS.. An
tone, charged with uttering a forged
instrument. was continued until the
next term.
On motion of Davis & Gear the case
of DR.. c. Fl. English VS.. Lydia Dominis,
ex-Queen Liliuokalani. was placed on
this terms calendar.
W. 0. Smith has been appointed adj
ministrator of the estate Of Frank BIZ
not. deceased. The estate is valued at
s5,399.45. The bond is placed at $500.
W. Fl. Hoogs has filed his bond in the
sum Of $1,000 as administrator Of the
estate OF Edward V. Everett, deceased.
c. S. Wight qualities as surety.
FRANK +. Thompson, guardian ad
lltem OF Kahanu, minor, has petit
toned the court to sell piece or par
eel OF land at Kapoho, Puma. Hawaii.
containing an area Of 5S75 acres. more
or less, valued at $4,000. The minors
estate is valued at $500 and there are
unpaid claims against 1t amounting to
81 .263.20 for which there are no funds.
Ira Eskew has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of D. G.
Campbell alias James Osborne. de-
ceased. with bond fixed at 500. Es-
kew is creditor of the estate. The
estate is valued at $4,000.
The petition Of the probate OF the
will of j. W. Haaheo, deceased. has
been dismissed without prejudice. The
estate is valued at $3.50.
Frank E. Thompson, master in the
estate of Charles F. Wall. deceased,
has filed his report on the accounts Of
Cecil Brown, executor of the estate.
The total value of the, property in the
hands of the executor is $50, 1914.
In the divorce proceedings OF Rose
Miner VS.. DR.. Frank Leslie Miner, the |
defendant admits of the allegation OF
marriage in libel. but denies each and
every other allegation in the libel
j. Alfred Magoon has asked leave Of
court to discontinue his petition for |
letters of administration in the matter
of the estate of Francisco Holmberg.
In the case of T. W. Rawlins VS. Ma
raea K Harbottie and William, in
ejectment suit defendants have fled
exceptions
]. NJ Peenahele has been appointed
guardian OF his five minor children
under $500 bond.