Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-10
AN INJUNCTION SUIT
KACKFFLD CORPORATION
PURSUES CHINESE FIRM
Purchasers Of Dodd LeaSehold Fail to
Pay---An Adoption with Inherit
ance---Ma.ters on the Cir
cult Court Files,

II Hackfeld & Co. Ltd. have brought
a hill in equity for foreclosure of more
gage and an injunction against c.
Akau, c. Ako and c. A. X. Al. Judge
Humphreys has issued a temporary in
junction restraining c. X. Al until fur
the order. from prosecuting an action
at law against c. Akau, now pending In
the Third Circuit Court. According
to the complaint the facts are as fol.
lows:
Akau and Ako were doing business
as partners at Kailua, Hawaii. On
April /. 1896, they were in debt to
Hackfelds and, desiring to buy more
goods from them, made a mortgage TO
secure the existing debt and more up TO
$4,000. They made further mortgage
on November H. 1897. and third one
OH January %, 1898. The various mort
cages covered lands in fee simple,
leas ehOlds. goods in store, live stock,
etc On June 2, 1898, Ako conveyed his
entire interest in the partnership 10
Akar, and to secure the purchase price
OF si25O took a mortgage upon all the
property of the late partnership. At
Akos request the mortgage was put in
the name of his son, G. X. Al, without
ccI liberation and with intent to de-
fraud complainant and avoid liability
on Ako's part under the mortgages be-
tore mentioned. At the time Ako was
irsolvent and owed large sums he was
Ldablc to pay In pursuance of what
| complainant calls the fraudulent con-
spiracy between Ako and Al, the latter
on September IL. 1900, brought suit
in the Third Circuit Court to recover
from Akau s2593.Gj, being the balan, G
Ct the debt under the mortgage from
NSau to Al, and with view of fraulu-
|, ntly getting In ahead of the mort
cages of complainant caused all OF
Is Eau's property to be attached and
! held subject to execution, levy and sail
The complainant alleges great los:
to the property from its being held by
the sheriff. A receiver is petitioned f9r
AID complainant demands its right OF
possession to all the property, claiming
also the right to demand foreclosure
of the mortgages. The balance due tC
| II L. Sii63.0l, to secure payment CT
which complainant claims first lien
and charge on all the property.
Robert William Cathcart, executor
estate Jas. Dodd, petitions Judge
Humphreys for an order Of sale Of
lCaschold Of houses and premises OF
the Beach road assessed ut a valuation
OF $1,000. The lease has AZ years to rur
at $40 year rent, with taxes of 81
ard water rates. 1t was lately Offered
for.sale at public auction, when but on'
bid at the upset price of $4,000 wa!
made. Joseph Hartman and J. II. Col
lInson were declared the purchasers
but they have failed to pay the prize
or comply with the terms Of purchase
In any way.
pr F. r. Days deposition will h
taken, on account of departure, in tn
Miner divorce case at p. m. on Fri
: day.
J. Thompson, master. has filed re
r0rt on the annual account of Jos. Q
Carter guardian of Charles VI. Harde
aud Edward J. Hardee, minors. IL
| III u IL COlIttl. Htlt 10 a. bdiul't hi
the minors Of S2ll.3l. Their proper.
Is valued at $500, all in Government
per cent bonds except $500 in o. r. & l.
Go. per cent bonds.
: THE FEDERAL COURT.
Judge Estee yesterday naturallZe
the following named aliens: GeorG
, Roemtz, Samuel ]. Salter, Joaquin 81
va, NJ. F. Olival, II. J. Hanrahan, FL
I nest Hughes. NJ. J. Borges, NJ. F. 81
G yestCr, Joao +. Mendonca, NJ. r. De s.
: Thomas J. King, f. n. Otremba, NJ. !
= PeIxotto, NJ. Medeiros, J. R. Santo
NJ Garcia, Jr., c. Bolte, Lewis Myer
i Gus Cordes Charles Nelson, G. G. Cav
= laugh, Carl Wichert, c. F. Jens7'
Q John Santos, Reinhold Friedersdori
h W!lliam Lawrence, Emil Bader, ao
this morning John NJ. Syensen.
On motion Of 5. +. Chillingwor'
e for the defendants the eases of the Nv
= Chinese charged with entering q
e country unlawfully were put over &
b Monday, on account OF the suffering
District Attorney Baird from the acc
dent that happened him yesterday.
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