The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-07
MANAGEMENT OF
LOCAL. THEATRES
Price Paid a Manager
Revealed in
Court.
THE GOETTINGER CASE.
ANSWER OF THE oRPHEUM
THEATRE COMPANY
IS FILED.
Suit of DR.. James Wight Against
His Daughter Discontinued
Interesting Court Notes
and Ite1ns.

In the case OF George Goetringer.
plaintiff. vs., J. c. Cohen, defendant, the
Orpheum Company. Limited. ct al. gar
nishees: the orpheum in its answer
says that when the garnishee process
was served on il February q. 1900, the
company was not indebted TO ]. C. Co
hen in any sum, and did not have in
iLs possession any property belonging
to Cohen. The garnishee further says
that the books of the company show
that the stock OF the company stand
ing in Cohen's name comprises five
shares of paid-up stock. par value $50
per share; 250 shares assessable stock.
81 paid in, upon which there an assess
ment due the company and delinquent
of 81 per share. Since February 81.
1900, according to the answer. Cohen
has drawn 1913 and no more from the
Orpheum Company and there is now
due Cohen from the company 1922 30
against $500 due from him 10 the COM
pany upon assessments. The answer is
sworn 10 by H. NJ Won Holt, treasurer
Of the company.
S. Hookano. district magistrate OF
Eva, took oath of Office before Henry
Smith, clerk of the Judicial Depart
ment, yesterday.
The case of James Wight VS.. Eliza
Yate Mackenzie. involving the lease Cf
valuable land in the rain belt" Ha-
wall, has Deen discontinued. MRS. Mac
kenzie is the daughter of DR.. Wight If
Kohala
The attorneys for the defendant in
the case of Charles All Foo VS.. the
Scottish Union and National Insurance
Company, have denied each and every
allegation in the plaintiffs complaint
The answer further sets forth that the
destruction of the property in the Chi
natown fire occurred from and through
a cause not insured against by said
contract of insurance. The property
destroyed was insured by the company
for 81 500 IL is a case growing out Of
the destruction of property during the
plague.
F. c. Parker has taken an appeal
from the District Court. On the 18th
of May last Parker was found guilty of
selling two cans Of a preparation 10
All Tin for s1l, the defendant claim
ing that they contained opium. He
was fined 800 aLd coscsy
Frank Barrat has appealed from the
decision of the District Court finding
HIM guilty of needless driving, AMI
sentencing him to pay a fine OF SIS
and costs.
In the case OF the Republic of Ha-
wall VS.. kolska (w), the defendant has
appealed from the District Court, which
found her guilty Of the practice of So
Gerry in attempting to cure the sickness
of Haliaka Kaipo, and sentenced her
TO pay fine of 500 and costs.
Ishi Hazabro and Ishi Keoki Hazabro
have appealed from the District Court,
where they were found guilty of as
sault and battery in knitting one Ho-
rano, and were each sentenced to be
imprisoned at hard labor for six
months
S. j. Campbell, who was found guilty
by the District Court, in Ihe first de-
gree of the offense of a common nuis-
ance and sentenced to four months 1T
hard labor, has appealed his case.
Goo Yuen, found guilty in the Dis
triet Court of using vulgar, profane aud
obscene language and fined $40. has
taken an appeal.
Lee Yak, found guilty in a lower
court of having opium in his posses
sion and fined $50 and costs. has taken
an appeal to the Circuit Court
T. S. kalama has been appointed
guardian of Marakieli Kaopulupulu
Walaaulani
Charles II. Everett, brother Of Ed
ward V Everett, infestate. deceased.
has petitioned TO be appointed admin
istrator of the estate The property is
valued at $1,000 and consists of cash
in the Spreckels bank, SS75; wages due,
1915. The heirs are Charles H. Everett,
Louis NJ Everett of Honolulu, and
Daniel II. Everett OF San Francisco
The Hawaiian Trust and Investment
Company has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Alex. Chisholm.
bond being fixed at s2.O00.F The estate
consists in fourth interest in the har-
ness shop. corner of Fort and King
streets
The accounts Of George R. Carter.
administrator OF the estate Of E. Dow
sett. have been approved Mr.. Carter
viii be discharged upon his filing of
final receipts
Judge Humphreys did not hold court
yesterday. He is very busy getting the
affairs OF his office in shape He will
shortly commence hearing cases.