The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-31

toy the defendent in Charles e. Bart. /
lett vs, Hawaiian Carriage Manu-.
featuring Co.
a stipulation has been filed hy
defendant in James Wight VS.. Eliza
fates Mackenzie to allow the depo-
sition Of plaintiff to be taken az
sufficient evidence as il he b ad testi.
he'd IN open Court. A. S. Hum.
phreye, Of counsel for defendant.
o. Is. Kane, guardian Of Elizabeth
H. and Isaac j. Robinson, minors,
has fled his fourth annual account.
He charges himself with Sl93 .9S and
asks to be allowed SI7l.12, leaving a
balance due him of S277l7. The
guardian also files petition show
ing that he was appointed as such
March 5, 1896, and also thatthe land
heretofore sold by order OF Court to
pay certain indebtedness of the
estate has been decided back by him,
Henry Smith. the original purchaser,
having voluntarily relinqushed to
the petitioner, aud which action cast
doubt upon the title. He further
shows that the Government intends
to open up Militant street by cutting
through said land and has offered TO
pay $1,000 25, which is more than
enough to pay all Liabilities amount
ing to Sl,2l6.12 and will leaYe
respectable amount for investment.
The guardian for himself.
a discontinuauce has been filed in
All Lee vs. Inter Island S. n. Co.,
the same having been settled out of
Court.
Theresa Mele Kahai, widow of the
late Samuel X. Kahai, has filed a
petition for letters Of administration
to hereelf and that pending legal
delays she be appointed temporary
administrative. He leaves realty in
Honolulu and in Puma, Hawaii, OF
the value Of $4,000, personal property
valued at S255, cash ia bank 1929
and claim for houses burned by the
fire OF January Goth last $1,000. His
heirs are Marie Kahai, daughter, 8
years Of age, and the petitioner.
A bond for $85, 600 has been fled
sigued by Henry Fl. Renton aud
George f. BENTON as principals with
james Renton as surety. 1t is q
joint and several bond for the prn-
cipals to act as guardians of Arthur
Herbert Fullerton and Maud Ger
trude Renton, minor children OF the
late James Robert Renton, deceased.
L. w. Hebron, one of the defend
ants in G. I. Helm vs.. +. B. McStock-
er and T. w. Hebron, has filed a
motion to strike case from calender.
The motion will be heard to. morrow.
Robertson d Wilder for defendant
T. w. Hebron.
A request to Judge Carl S. Smith
from Justice Frear has been filed,
requesting him to proceed, by the
earliest opportunity, to Wailuku,
Maui, and there preside at the trial
OF causes wherein Judge Kalua is
disqualified.
An order has been signed by Act
ing Judge DaYis approving the ao'
counts Of tho trustees under the
will of H. A. Widemanp, deceased.
late guardian OF Henry and George
Federhep, minors, and has discharg-
ed them from all responsibility
Henry Smith, Clerk OF the judiciary
Department, has been appointed re-
ceiyer and trustee of the fund OF
said minors, amounting to S545 A.
The assumpsit case OF j. j. Byrne
vs.. p. j. Voeller is on trial to-day
before Acting Judge Davis and a
iury. And the case of Shimeds, q
Japanese, for selling liquor without
a license, is also on this afternoon
before Judge Stanley and jury.
The jury in the case OF Charles
Downing went out at ll:l7 M to
day and returned at 2 CLOCK thi
afternoon without verdict. l.. G
Ables as foreman stated to the CpuF
a, L. la;lod 10 aurna ON a var