Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-07
Monday. April 2.

tate of Hana HaelO kdDall, W, ueCcnS
ed, has filed an inventory showing
property. mostly real estate, valued al
Sl2Ob.
Robertson & Wilder for defendants
Ole both a demurrer and a motion &c
dissolve injunction In the suit of Lun1
An Lee and others against All Soong
and others for water lights in Manoa
valley. They allege that neither the
Land nor the water in question can be
located from the description In the
complaint
Chapman Taylor, master Of the bar
Seminole. by his attorneys, Humphreys
4 Andrews, files exceptions to the libel
of Sam Furishima against his vessel
for false Imprisonment. He alleges
that no stipulation for costs has ever
been filed. that the libel shows on its
face that the tort complaint of 1t Is not
a maritime tort; that tho proceeding,
II cognizable at all, in admiralty should
be in personam against the master and
not in rem against the bark, and that
the matters alleged in the libel are not
eognilable by the Circuit Court In the
exercise OF its admiralty and maritime
Jurisdiction. Judge Perry will hear the
exceptions tomorrow afternoon.
J. A .Magoon, Kinney, Ballou & Nc
Cianahan and F. NJ. Hatch for defcn-
dants file q notice of motion to set a
day for hearing, addressed to Geo. ID.
Gear and Geo. A. Davis, attorneys for
plaintiff, In the equity suit Of Sarah A.
Berger w. Chas. w. Booth and Chas.
8. Desky.
]. M. Vivas, attorney for plaintiff
In the assumpsit suit of V. Vascon-
cellos vs.. James Dodd, files a motion to
substitute Rebecca A. Dodd and X. W.
Cathcart, executors Of the will OF
James Dodd, deceased, as defendants.
Acting Judge Silliman was hearing
the Holokaliiki will contest this morn
ing. Kane for prepayment: Kaneakua
for contestant.
All the evidence has been taken Ia
the suit of Mrs. Comes for her hus-
bands death benefits against the Por-
tuguese Benefit Society, and Judge
Perry will hear argumen. as soon rs he
has opportunity.
The Supreme Court was engaged this
morning in hearing the w. II. Marshal!
habeas corpus case. Judge Perry was
sitting with Justices Frerr and Whit
ing. Deputy Attorney General Il. p
Dole represents the Republic, and j
I. De Bolt the petitioner.
Acting Judge Silliman admitted tho
will of Catherine Morgan to probate
and appointed Jas. +. Morgan executor
under 5000 bond, his co.executor Ed
ward J. Morgan having renowned hi
appointment
Leong Kon Hoo, Chinese male, 80
bronchial consumption, Chinese hospi
tai.
Maria Rose, Hawaiian female, l.
months, malnutrition, School street.
Catherihe ouili'an La, ir'Sn na,' ''""a
nan 10, piasue' EIu' a. "a
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pneniei', neiooee "a; -n,s., l.,
Eie'eh Julois ~ .he -"e' 49,, ~
surance ease na'e M ,,, "'t '.',', 49, "
.ne soou cohuue', s VII .he ~ vs.,
si',ins, Vi 'hr '"ei'h li.', ~ .aii .
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AMY oi inc JuFor III question.
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Inc "luoW VI Tue la'' o. ~. Nn'!oo
kaho won her contest u al'i''i,.s''"
tioh Oh her huspanu eStu'v. Et,'i
Johnson secretary Vi .nH iioma,"'i
Lana Co. petItioneu as suCh inI ie'teI'
Oh ADMINISTRATOR, a,'esins Ina. aai'
company was creui'o. VI 'hS estale
MIS- hahooNaho gave NOTICE Vi 'pl'.ea
ana at tme nearing yos'e,uu! uyioi
Juuse SIliiiilun, .nIous' Ill. W., 'a,r ".
asked tlia' !ne iiaMaiiah i.u1I anu IA
Neslhl'ht oois ,I, po "ppo','ui "u
nLihistIa,oL. ms o ame 'o" nt , o.'
.he pohu pe,ns POW: Ann ~ '"'n
soh lor pet't'ohel h.nn.E' p"'o"
McN'"""nah ioi coh'eS ''''''
In the case Of A. S. Cleshorn. admin
istrator of Antonio FiliLc, etc, vs.. w
K. Castle ct al, the defendant Castl
has filed n lengthy answer. The els
of the answer is contained in the fol
lowing points: In 1873 he was lctaina'
as attorney for Ana M1rmond, widow
of Filipe, to collect certain funds whicl
she alleged to be due her by CleghOrn
After he had done this business to tn