The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-28
SMALL CASES
ARE DECIDED
Executor of the Lazarus
Estate Must.
Pay.

An order was filed yesterday by the
First Circuit Judge directing the ex
ecutor of the estate of Joseph Lazarus.
deceased, to pay certain moneys into
court, as follows: Cash per inventory,
$340; interest of $4,5 500 at per cent per
annum, as per order of court 1854,
masters fee per order of court, 800; to-
tal 1904; the items being the several
sums involved in the appeal of the ax3
ecutive to the Supreme Court from the
order of the First Judge of the Circuit
Court, which said appeal was duly
heard and decision rendered by sad
Supreme Court affirming the order ap-
pealed from.
Kauimakaole Lazarus and Alex. LaZ-
arus, two of the devisees under he will
of the deceased, filed in the Circuit
Court on January 10, 1901, a petition
praying that an order be made diract-
ing John S. Walker, the executor, ID
forthwith pay mo the court fol dis
tributicn among the persons entitled to
the above sums, to which the Circuit
Judge complied. The executor inter
posed and presented a counter-claim
against certain of the parties interest
! ed, for sums of money advanced by
him and for interest thereon. The court
orders that the executor be charged in
terest on the amount due him at the
rate of 6 per cent from August "a, 1900,
the date of the decree to the time he
passes the money into court
Theresa WilcoX's indebtedness to Ce-
Gil Brown in the sum of S36o.i3 has
been paid. w. II. Pain, manager OF
the Hawaiian Tramways Company,
and who is looking to the Independents
to grant him a franchise for an cleo
trio road, jumped into the breach and
paid over the amount for which Judg-
ment was given on December p, 1900.
The Deputy Sheriff, in his return. not
ed upon the execution issued by the
Circuit Court against Theresa Wilcox.
Charles Wilcox, her hrotherin-law and
Thomas r. Lucas, says:
Executed the within writ by levying
upon the real property OF the wlthin
defendant, Theresa o. Wilcox. and ad-
vertising same for sale. but on the 2ith
day of February, 1901. the judgment,
etc, amounting to S365.73, interest from
date of judgment amounting to $5.s4SS,
costs of advertising amounting TO SSoo
and the Sheriff's fee amounting TO
1928, were paid by w. H. Pain, and l
have therefore discontinued the sale of
the property of said defendant and re-
| turned this writ. fully satisfied. on this
9th day of February, 1901. ="
William Q. Smith, guardian of many
persons, yesterday filed the following
annual guardianship accounts: Annie
Hall-receipts, $1,36340; expenditures.
81, 2se 80; balance, $40 Joseph and
David Espinda-receipts s5,06S.95; ex-
penditures, s36S22S; balance. sl,3S6.67;
and in addition to the above balance
/ there is also $500 on deposit in Bishop
! & CO. Savings Bank. making total
credit of s1,SS6.67 VIM. r. Hall-re-
Iceipts. 81, O9932; expenditures s1,016.75;
balance, sS257 Bill Bray-receipts,
s1.1S714; expenditures, s70S.O4; balance,
s479.10
/ Sam Gourley, a native of Scotland,
was made a citizen yesterday in the
United States District Court
! The trial jurors have been excused
until Friday at 1890 a. m. and in the
meantime the court will take up nom
jury and chamber matters that may be
presented
/ John Benson, who committed an as
sault upon Policeman Needham- with
beer bottle. was found guilty by the
Jury yesterday morning and sentenced
to three months imprisonment on the
reef at hard labor.