The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-22
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OF the income, including trustees
commissions of $1,515, Office rent $50
and accountant $500, s14,S44.60 was
given to educational and charitable in
situations. There were forty-five benz
ficiaries ranging from $1,000 to $3.50.
The first voucher is care of Kamehame-
has tomb, $35.
j. A. Thompson, master, has sub
mitted his report in the matter Of tee
guardianship of Walter Ross Opfergelt
and Lenora Opfergelt, minors. He
finds the sixth annual account Of Will
liam F. Allen, guardian of the minors,
to be correct. Total receipts, $40;
total disbursements, $509.50.
Mr.. Allen charged as commissions 5
per cent on the income received, iu-
stead Of 10 per cent as fixed by Law.
Mr.. Aliens attention was called to the
matter by the master. He stated thai
he waived the statutory charge of 10
per cent and desired only to charge
8 per cent, this for the benefit of the
minors.
In the case Of Kaupena Kaimana vs.
Kaumanu. the parties have consented
that it shall be continued for the term
Judge Little returned to Hilo with
an order for holding a special term Of
court in the Fourth Circuit in Hilo
The order was issued by Supreme
Court Justice Clinton A. Galbraith.
The special term will be held for the
naturalization OF aliens.
Attorney George Hons says that
Judge Kalua of Maui will be similarly
instructed. He states that there are a
great many foreigners on Maui who
want to become American citizens. The
special term will be held at Wailuku.
Supreme Court Justice Clinton A.
Galbraith has issued an order to Judge
Gilbert F. Little of the Fourth Circuit
to preside at the trial of such causes
as may be pending before Judge Hardy
of the Fifth Circuit at chambers and
also TO preside at the coming Septem-
Der term Of Judge Hardy's court IN
the first Monday in September next in
the district CT Lihue, Island Of Kauai.
The order is made owing to the sick
ness of Judge Hardy, which Justice
Galbraith says will prevent him from
holding court.
Before Judge Humphreys yesterday
morning Kane was arraigned for high
way robbery.
George D. Gear, attorney. moved to
quash the indictment. Mr.. Gear made
an able argument, but the court over
ruled his motion. Mr.. Gear then set
up plea in abatement in that the
name of the defendant did not appear
in the Indictment. This was also over
ruled. Defendant then pleaded not
guilty to the charge.
The grand jury filed an indictment
against John Reilly for cohabiting
with girl under IA years of age.
John Antoine entered plea Of not
guilty to uttering forged instrument
Attorney Biting, for the defendant,
moved to quash the Indictment The
motion was overruled.
Emma A. Nawahi. widow OF Joseph
Nawahi. has pedtioned that T. Wdn-
denberg be appointed administrator cf
the estate.
]. Keola Paukealani has petitioned
that he be appointed administrator #
the estate of ]. Paukealani. who died
intestate. The estate Is valued at
$40.
Judge Humphreys has rendered
judgment in the case OF c. s. Deshy
vs. Thomas Lock. amounting In all TO
$4a3.50.
In the case Of Kauimakaole Lazarus
va H. A. Juen and Esther p. Juen. ne
PENDANTS. through their attorney. VIII
liam A. Henshaw. have demurred TO
plaintiffs bill. The action is to re-
cover a piece Of real estate and several
thousand dollars In money which
plaintiff alleges was obtained from her
through fraud. Mrs. Juen Is plaintiffs
daughter.