The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-29
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IS LIVELY
Bond of W. |. Hopper
Is Filed.
BARTLETT ANSWERS SUIT
Answer in Case Jf Hawaiian Invest
ment Company Against
0unning ct al.

Answers and demurrers are being
fled with daily regularity in the action
for partition OF Honolulu real estate,
brought by the Honolulu Trust and
Investment Company against Annie
Barton. Helen A. Dunning. and Gear
tk Lansing. Defendants Annie Bar
ton and Helen Dunning yesterday filed
an answer admitting that plaintiff is
owner in fee simple of one-fourth in
terest In and to the premises known
as the Canton Hotel. They aver also
that they hold in fee simple the re-
naming three-fourths of the property.
and that lease is now outstanding
made by w. F. Allen, administrator,
with the will annexed of the estate of
James A. Aldrich, deceased, to +.
Horn. bnt they deny that Gear &
Lansing are the assignees of said
lease, or that said lease is assignable.
The defendants further say that
said property Is Incapable of partition
without detriment to the owners OF
the same. They allege that said
property should be sold as a whole in
order to realize the best price. They
further state that it would not be for
the interest of any of the owners OF
said property to have the same sold,
or to have partition made during the
continuance of the term of said lease
BOND OF w. L. HOPPER.
w. l.. Hopper, son of the late
James A. Hopper. yesterday filed a
bond in the sum of 100000 as tenn
porary administrator of the estate
His sureties are Mary ]. Peterson,
Margaret l.. Hopper and Ellen H.
Brown. The bond was approved by
the First Circuit Judge
BARTLETT MAKES ANSWER.
Edward S. Bartlett, libellee in the
divorce action brought against him by
his wife, Corinne Bartlett. filed a gem
eral denial of the allegations contain
ed in her complaint.
RODRIQUES CASE REMANDED.
George Lucas, clerk of the First Cir
cult Court, yesterday filed a remittitur
In re estate of Antoine Rodriques, in
which 1t Is ordered that the decision
appealed from be reversed, and the
case remanded to the Circuit Court for
a new hearing, and for such other
proceedings as may be proper.
INJUNCTION AGAINST AKIN.
Robert F. Lange. principal, and w.
Lanz, as surety, have filed in the Cir
cult Court a bond of $500, in the mat
ter of the Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd, VS..
+. Akin, by reason of an Injunction
which has issued against the defen-
dant. The latter is enjoined from in
termeddling in any way with the prop
erty in Akin's store at Lahaina. and
from exercising any management,
control or possession of the same un-
I'll the further order of the said court.
The bond Is approved by the First Cir
cult judge.
CHINESE GARNISHEE ACTION.
An assumpsit action has been filed
in the Circuit Court by Pang Fai
Chin and Yuen TAX, co-partners, doing
business under the firm name and
style of Kwong Lee Yuen. at Hong
kong. China. against Pang Ming Now,
of Honolulu. doing business under the
name OF Sam Wo Hop Kee. defen-
dant; Vim Linn and Vim Wun, CO.
partners, doing business under the
1rm name of Nam Chong Wal. at Ha-
Ne.fNHN, Ah1daA. Sal nlSuCcr anu rang
Yau, doing business at Lahaina under
the firm name of Yau Lee. garnishee.
The amount of the garnishee is set
at s1.347 .03. and is for goods alleged
TO have been sold and delivered to
the defendants at the special instance
and request :
COURT NOTES.
Before the Supreme Court yesterday
the following cases were argued and
submitted. Hong Kim VS.. Hapai;
Estate w. c. Lunalilo; Ii Estate VS..
A. II. B. Judd. Today the cases of
the Puma Sugar Company VS.. Territory
Of Hawaii, and Treasurer OF the Ter
ritory OF Hawaii VS.. T. II. Davies &
Co., will be heard.
Robert w. Podmore, of England,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship
before United States District Judge
Estee.
Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan fled
in the United States District Court ap-