The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-17
In the matter of the estate of LANES

In the matter of the estate of James
A King of Honolulu, Charlotte D.
King, the Administrative, filed her pc
tition for the allowance of her account,
for her discharge from the trust AMI
for final order for the distribution
of the estate before Judge Humphreys.
The account filed showed that the TO-
tai amount received from the estate
was s.. 50S.S7. The expenditures We're
as follows: Administrator expenses,
$3.50: estate debts. St.o1S.0l; support
of children. S4S: commissions, S1S9.92;
total, s1,2924: balance, s2.216.44. The
masters report showed the estate to be
possessed of a nalf interest in a ten
year lease at a rental of $3.50 a year,
household effects valued at $3.50: three
mortgages aggregating $4,000 in value.
Judge Humphreys set July 9 as the
time for hearing the petition.
In the matter of the estate of Man
uel Comes, Jr.. and Virginia Comes,
minors. application was made before
Judge Humphreys yesterday that Co.
veia Cordeiro and Antonio G.. Cordeiro,
grandparents of the minors, be ap-
pointed guardians. The application
states that the mother is destitute:
that deceased at death owned one
hack. three horses and household fur
niture and that these need attention
Judge Humphreys fixed July II. at 10
o'clock in the morning, as time for
hearing cause why the application
should not be granted
In the matter of the estate of James
Gay. II. Focke and cecil Brown. trus
tees. filed their annual report. The
principal feature of the report is the
statement that 500 acres of land. form
erly used as pasture, good only for six
months in the year. had been leased
under contract TO the Waialua Agri-
cultural Company, Limited. TO be
planted to cane. In lieu of rental the
estate is to receive per cent of the
sugar II is estimated that the income
from this deal will be from $4,000 TO
$1,000 year. At date OF report the
estate owned 2l5 head of cattle, -
horses and three mules. The ranch
Melted ss.ie0.76 last year. The income
OF the estate was sl2. S.0i. the expen-
ditures. sl2.5SS.14. Five thousand dol
lars were paid to W. o. Smith. guar
dian or the minors
In the estate of Puanaini affidavit OF
publication was filed.
In the Supreme Court, before Frear.
Chief Justice. Justice Galbraith and
Circuit Judge Stanley. sitting in place
OF Justice Perry. absent. the case OF
A. G. Merioourt against the Norwalk
Fire Insurance Company. was up for
argument II game up on exceptions
from the Circuit Court. First Circuit
]. T. De Bolt appeared for plaintiff.
and Kinney. Ballou & McClanahan for
defendants The day was consumed by
the argument of Mr.. Ballou. who cited
many authorities. This case went over
until IL o'clock this morning.
In the action OF the Kapiolani Es-
tate. Limited. against Deborah Pohinz
and Pohina. her husband. defendants
answer that they admit that the said |
Deborah Pohina is the owner in fee |
simple OF one undivided half OF the
lands described in the complaint. they |
say they do no, know OF their Own |
whether or not plaintiff is |
the owner and entitled TO the possess
sion of the other undivided half. and |
so neither admit nor deny the ailega- |
ton in the bill Of complaint. They also
deny that il is impossible for the own |
srs Of said lands 10 agree among them
selves On 3 division Of aid prupeFtys /