The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-20
in THE COURTS
The Manoa Valley Suits
Are Ended.
Judge Stanley Will Resume His
Duties--United States Statutes
To be Sent Gratis.


sy which has been going on in the
courts for months has been settled.
Judge Silliman yesterday dismissed
the bill for injunction of Lum All Lee
and others against All Soong and 9TH
ers.
The first and final account of Corne-
liza Babcock, executrix of the will of
William Babcock, was filed in the Cir
cult Court yesterday. The estate is
valued at $500 and consists of proper
ty on Piikoi street worth $4,000 and
household effects worth $500.
Judge Stanley will resume his duties
on the bench.
Letters of administration are petit
toned for by Mrs. Annie Roach on the
estate of her late husband, Daniel
William Roach, valued at $500.
Judge Silliman has ruled that no.
tice should beg iven to all creditors
interested in the request of j. A.
Gilman, administrator, to sell the
business of the late John Phillips. No
tice will be mailed to all the creditors
to appear in court on Monday next to
show cause, IL any, why the petition
should not be granted
ID. G.. Camarinos did not appear in
court Wednesday as administrator of
the estate of p. G.. Camarinos, as he
mad been requested by the plaintiff,
Geo. Andrews. Mr.. Creighton, attor-
ney for defendant, pleaded that urg-
ent business in connection with the
Australia departure was the cause of
his delay. Judge Silliman has ordered
that inventories of the property Of the
ward and the deceased, also accounts
of all moneys received by defendant,
shall be filed in court within one week.
| Henry Smith, clerk of the Judiciary.
is in receipt of a communication from
Washington which assures him that
the Supreme Court library will here
after receive regularly the statutes as
issued. which will be forwarded gratis.
The letter was from Librarian James
| A. Finch and reads:
| Department of Justice.
! Washington, ID. c., March 81, 1900.
Mr.. Henry Smith, Clerk Supreme Court,
II. l., Honolulu, III. l.
| Sir: Your letters of February 2Sth
and Sd inst. relative to United States
Statutes at Large have been referred
to me for reply. l have the pleasure
of saying that you may cancel your
order with the Boston agent, as future
volumes of the statutes will be sent to
your court regularly as issued. This
includes the pamphlet session laws,
which are printed at the end of each
session Of Congress.
We have in our library the follow
ing Hawaiian laws: 1910 (Blue Laws
1887, 1890, 1892, 1894, 1895, 1895 special
1896, 1898 and the Civil and Penal
Laws of 1897. We are anxious to COM
plete our set of these laws as nearly
as may be, and IL you can see your
way clear to supply any OF those we
lack they will be thankfully received
II there are other sessions which you
cannot furnish gratis, but which car
be purchased at moderate cost, please
inform me. Franking labels are en-
closed herewith. / think their use will
obviate the necessity of payment Of
postage.
Very respectfully,
JAMES A. FINCH,
Librarian.
BY order of Justice Frear, Mr.. Smith
forwarded the session laws OF Hawai-
from 1851 to 1882 inclusive. Those o
1884 to 1888 inclusive are scarce. H'
has sent the 1859 Civil Code and thu
1869 Penal Code containing the oh
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