The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-27
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Rita c. Tewksbury VS.. Autone g.
Cuuha, Zelda Cunha, wife Of Frank
A. Cunba, and Frank A. Cunha, her
husband, Mary Camara, vile of j.
NJ. Camaia, and j. M. Camara, her
husband, in that the plaintiffs CON-
plant does not allege facts sufficient
to constitute cause OF action. The
attorneys certify that the demurrer
is not intended for delay.
Consent was filed yesterday by
Nellie Bailey, wife of Charles Bailey,
of Kahului, Maui, one of the bene-
! ficiaries in the matter OF the trustee.
ship of 6. w. Lincoln for Meleana
Lincoln, his wife, ct ais, allowing
said g. W. Lincoln to resign, and
that Philip l.. Weaver be appointed
in his place aud stead. The above
consent is witnessed by A. l.. G. At
kinson and A. N Kepoikai.
Writ of execution in j. M. Vivas
vs.. A. Spillner for 1869 was returned
and fled yesterday as being satisfied.
A bond for appearance for 500
was filed yesterday signed by All
Nee, principal, and Ah Chuck,
surety, in the case against said prin-
cipal for larceny in the second de-
gree. Judge Perry approves as to
it's sufficiency.
A separate answer was yesterday
filed by Charles W. Booth, one of
the defendants in Sarah Anna Ber-
ger VS.. G. W. Booth and @. S. Desky.
1t is general denial in each and
every particular allegation of the
plaintiff. Kinney, Ballou g. Nc
Clanahan, j. Alfred Magoon and 1.
NJ. Long appear for G. w. Booth.
A decision on demurrer in the bill
for iujnnction brought by Wing
Chong Wal Co. VS.. Margaret V. Car
ter, was yesterday filed signed by
Judge Perry, overruling the same,
which is against respondent.
Arguments on the motion of
plaintiff for decree pro conlesso
against defendant, and motion Of
defendant to open the default in the
case of A. S. Cleghorn, administra-
tor of the estate of A. Phillip,
against w. r. Castle, was partly
heard by Judge Silliman yesterday
morning and further continued un-
til Friday, the Both instant, at 10 a.
m. Robertson g. Wilder for plain
tiff; P. L. Weaver for defendant.
In the assumpsit suit of the Union
Feed Co., Ltd, VS.. E. B. Thomas,
defendant, has fled brief in the
said cause. Acting Judge Silliman,
in conjunction with Justices Frear
aud Whiting, heard the sa d cause.
The matter was argued before them
and taken under advisement. 1t
was stipulated and agreed in open
Court by the respective attorneys
that ths determination OF the issue
by the Court as at present consti-
tuted shall be final and binding upon
| the parties concerned and shall be a
bar to any exceptions for review by
any other Court. G. G. Biting for
plaintiff; T. McCants Stewart for
defendant.
A certified copy OF the amended
and supplementary inventory of the
estate OF III. Il. Wilcox, deceased,
has been fled. 1t is signed by g.. N.
Wilcox, administrator, and certified
to by Circuit Judge Hardy. The
whola estate is valued at $l84,092H.
The realty comprises one-seveuth
interest in the real estate OF the late
A. Wilcox, deceased, Hanalei Dis!
trict, $4,000; 7 shares in the Hui of
Moloaa, 1868, and one Kuleana in
Niumalu, 500, the whole being
valued at SIS 263 The personally
comprise 1876 shares stock in the l. l.
S. N. Co., $l3, 500; 26 shares Peoples
Ice Co., $3.50; % shares Haiku
Sugar Co.. $1,000; IL shares Hamoa
Plantation Co., 81, 100; SO shares Ha-
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