The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-04-27
KAMALO SUIT
Injunction Will Issue
Today.
Bond for $4,000 Filed - Decision
Filed in Cleghurn VS.. Castle
in Favor of Plaintiff.

Messrs. Neumann, Henshall and Da-
Wis, attorneys for petitioners in the
case Of Hitchcock ct al. VS. Frank Hus-
tace ct al. (kamalo Sugar Coz ap-
peared before Judge Silliman yester-
day morning asking that the injunc-
ton against the kamalo Company be
issued as prayed for, to prevent the
sale of the delinquent shares by auc-
ton. Attorney Robertson, for defend
ants, read the answer to the petition
and both sides argued the matter.
Judge Silliman ended the controver-
sy by ordering that the injunction be
issued restrainingthe sale of said stock
as advertised until the termination of
the proceedings pending before the
Court.
Robertson applied for a bond on the
part of the petitioners, asking the
Court to fix the sum of $4,000. Mr..
Davis argued against the amount OF the
bond requested by defendants, stating
the present financial value OF the
shares in question did not require such
a large bond. The bond was finally
fixed by the Court in the sum of
$4,000.
The bond was filed yesterday after
noon, the sureties being II. J.. Evans,
l.. II. Dee, n. X. Hitchcock and Otto 5.
Meyer.
The injunction was filed late in the
afternoon and will be signed by Judge
Silliman this morning. 1t states: 1T
is hereby ordered, adJuuged and de-
creed that the Kamalo Sugar Company
and all persons connected with it do
refrain from selling or disposing of
any of the alleged delinquent stock in
the Kamalo Sugar Company upon pain
of being adjudged guilty OF contempt
of this Court, until otherwise order
ed"
The case of Kauha VS.. Peter High
was heard during the afternoon.
In the several suits of Liliuokalani,
Bruce Cartwright and J. A. Cummins
against the Minister OF Interior, each
was dropped from the docket on mo-
| ton of +. p. Dole, who stated that a
compromise had been effected in each
case and further action would cease
/ These cases grew out of the widening
/ of Beretania street from Alakea TO Mil
I Ter streets.
! A decision was rendered by Judge
/ Siliiman in the case OF A. >. Cleghorn
administrator of the estate of Antonio
/ Philip, deceased, VS.. w. r. Castle ei
I al, asking for an accounting of the
property in his hands, the Court orders
/ w. II. Castle to turn over TO plaintiff
the sum of s3,420 formerly paid into
! Court by plaintiff. Interest on the
amount from January, 1897, is also
| called for.
Robertson & Wilder, for plaintiff, W
| r. Castle in person.
Louisa Ninoa Iii, wife of solomon
/ Iii, of Kapalama, Honolulu, petitions
| for letters of administration to issue 10
Philip l.. Weaver, on the estate OF heI
mother, Abbie Hooipo Nihoa, wife OF
Nihoa, OF Waialua, Oahu. The de-
ceased died in this city March 9Th last
Deceased left an undivided interest In
fifty acres of land contained in Grant
$50 to Kukea ct al. situate at Waialus
aforesaid, valued at about $1,000. anC
$50 in cash. Hearing is set for Mon
day. March 2Sth next. Decedent's heirs
are the widower, residing at Walalua
the petitioner and a son, John Hila
/ living with his sister.