The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-04

ness of naturalization has been some
what dull for a few days past. but it
frightened up considerably and Judge
Estee had a busy time of il nearly all
the morning. These are the newly made |
Americans: Otto A. GRAF of Germany, |
Olaf Bergstrom of Sweden, James d. |
Young of England, August Schult of |
Germany, F. J. Wilhelm of Germany, |
Fred Philip of Canada, Morley Philip of
Canada, Franc Bechert of Germany, F. |
J. Turner of England, Augusta j. Frei-
tas of Madeira, l.. r. Medeiros of the
Azores. William Berlowitz of Germany,
j. d. Marques of Madeira James Ed
wards of Scotland, Joseph Rosen of
Germany, Nils Oberg of Sweden. Josep3.
Patrick OF Poland, Heinrich yoss of
Germany.
ADMINISTRATOR DISCHARGED.
James L.. Mclean was discharged
yesterday by Judge Humphreys from
all responsibility as guardian of w. L.
Grieve, spendthrift. Mr.. McLeans
accounts were approved, and he was
ordered to turn over to w. l.. Grieve
all property belonging TO him.
In his order Judge Humphreys says
that Grieve is no longer a spendthrift.
and is entitled to handle his property.
MRS. JOYS ESTATE.
Mrs Mary Ann Lee administrative
of the estate of Mrs. Amalia JOY. yes
terday filed an inventory of the estate.
1t shows personal property valued al
$l97 .25, and house and lot at Kappa
lhulu valued at $500.
IN SUPREME COURT.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
old case Of Aldrich VS.. Hassinger was
argued. The matter occupied the at
tention of the court all day long. Kin
ney. Ballou and McClanahan, and II
\. Bigelow represented the plaintiff
; and w. o. Smith Robertson and VIII
der. and A. B. Lewis the defendant.
THE HoLT-COX CASE
Andrew Cox has filed in the Circui
Court his answer to the complaint .
2 Mrs. Helen a Holt ct al. He denies al
? of the allegations of the complaint
q The suit is over property at Waialua
. ]. T. De Bolt represents Mr.. Cox.
. NORTON ESTATE.
: w Z. Burnett, administrator of tn
. estate of II. G. Norton. has filed an In
ventory Of the estate in the Circu
Court. II includes leases on twenty-sl
i acres of land at Puhawai,, Waiana
n Oahu. a saloon and stock, and a stoi
and stock valued at $l.o51. 81. By ord'
II of Judge Humphreys Mr.. Burnett wa
\, given sixty days within which to file
a more complete inventory.
= THE PEROUTKA ESTATE.
~ \ petition for letters of administr
10 ton OF the estate of Frank Peroutk
= who died on April Sd last. was filed
= the Circuit Court yesterday by Har
H. Armitage. The petition states that I
ne estate is valued at about So, loo, consis
o. ing of 100 shares of Waialua stock, s14
On in cash, and S25 in jewelry and 9th
or personality. Mrs. Peroutka, wife of I
&c deceased, and daughter. Miss Henri'
y ia Peroutka. neither of whom are wit
% in the jurisdiction of the court. are
e only heirs.
'ih WIDEMANN'S LARGE PROBE
ell TIES.
ne The final account of II. r. Macfa
n lane. ]. NJ. Dowsett and F. w. Macfi
lane, the trustees of the estate of III.
dr. Widemann. was filed in the Gre
NY Court yesterday. IL is a bulky do
,or ment giving complete account, VII
a shows receipts of s194.72S. and expen
~ lures amounting TO 1888, II. leavin
ar balance of ll.349.S3