The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-04
CAPITOL.
AND COURTS
No More Certifi-
Gates TOChinese
at Present.
BUSY DAY IN
SUPREME COURT
Divorce Proceedings Air the
Pilikia of Celestial
Family.

extreme cruelty on the part of the libel
lee in having beaten, wounded and
threatened to kill libellant. The libel
lee is alleged to be the owner of a mer-
camille store on Nuuanu street of the
value of $500, duck ranch of the value
( of $500, and of other property, from the
income of which he is alleged to be able
to pay $50 per month to the libellant,
which sum is prayed for as alimony.
! a further prayer is made by the libel
lee asking that a temporary injunction
be issued by the First Circuit Court re-
Istraining the HbelIee from molesting or
interfering with libellant upon the
ground that the latter is in continual
fear that the IibeIlee's threats to injure
or kill may be carried out. The tenn
porary injunction was issued. F NJ
Brooks is attorney for lbellant
COURT NOTES.
In the case of w. l.. Stanley for
c. Lai Yung. guardian of Laahia,
minor, VS.. Akoi and ]. H. Barenaba, a
motion was yesterday made by C.
Bolte in the First Circuit Court, NOV
ing that the purchase price of certain
lots bought by him at the execution
sale ordered by the court against the
property Of the defendant, ]. II. Ba-
renaba, amounting 10 $50, be refunded
TO him, on the ground that, upon his
information and belief, the said defen-
dant had no title to said lots. The
motion is based upon the affidavit of c.
Bolte, which states that he purchased
lots 2, and s, sold by the executor.
in good faith, paying therefor the sum
of $50, and as evidence of the want
Of title in defendant ]. II. Barenaba,
files with his affidavit a copy of the
sheriff's notice of SALE wherein the
said lots are enumerated as being I'M
der lease only, of said defendant, or
the title being incomplete.
B. w. Houghtailing, guardian of the
property of S. Houghtailing, an insane
person, has filed an inventory, show
ing a total valuation of So $50. so, the
same being in land, lease holds, sugar
stock notes, horses and chattelS.
John s. Antoine, by his attorneys,
Magoon & Thompson, has moved the
First Circuit Court to set a day for
the hearing of the report of George
Lucas, Esq. master, in the case or
John D. Antoine VS.. w. r. Castle. No
tice is given that the motion will be
presented for the courts consideration
on Friday, April 5.
notice and certificate of appeal
was yesterday filed with the First Cir
cult Court by Lyle a DicKey, second
had rendered judgment in the case of
Quintus H. Berrey VS.. George n. K.
Harrison and Mary Harrison, in favor
of plaintiff, for 1853 35, said sum being
amount of judgment sued for and
costs; that on the rendering of such
Judgment an appeal was duly noted by
defendant to the Circuit Court of the
First Circuit The records of the low
er court are attached. The suit was
brought to recover on a promissory
note.
Return of summons was made yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff Albert Nc
Gurn in the following cases: Sorenson
& Lyle VS.. Inter-Island Telegraph Co.,
Ltd, and Thomas Metcalf VS. John
KidwelI.
DEPOSITION TAKEN.
! Commissioner Kaulukou yesterday
| afternoon took the deposition of Geo.
/ Macfarlane, witness for defendant in
/ the case of Kimball Steamship Com
pany VS.. Honolulu Meat Co, Ltd. Mr..
Macfarlane's testimony was taken In
/ view of the fact that he intends leav-
/ ing within a few days for the Coast.
! not to return until after the trial OF
the case.
PROBATE.
/ Attorney Henry Smith, For petitioner
/ Waiola in the matter of the estate
! of Kin1Okeo KaWaha deceased, yeStCr-
day moved the First Circuit Court to
set a day for the hearing of the petit
ton heretofore filed, praying that the
/ will of said Kimokeo hawithte ne ad-
mitted to probate. The court. upon
this motion, appointed Monday APP II
s, at 10 o'clock, as TIE time for hearing
/ of said petition.
/ All probate matters heretofore set
for hearing on Friday April ., have
been postponed until Monday, April &
THE CARTER MINORS.
BY stipulation and agreement of the
respective counsel of the petitioner ano
the respondents in the matter OF pc
tition for increase of allowance TO ri
A, p. Carter and Grace S. Carter, mi
nors, the judge of the First Circuit
Court was moved to issue TO Foster
Pruyn, attorney-at-law in Albany, n
Y a commission for the examination
under oath of Mary H. S. Davis, re,
siding at Albany, a witness on behah
of netitioner. upon written interroga-
lions and Neutrality-suspicious. agreed
iuDon and filed with the court. In COM
pliance with the stipulation the cour'
issued such commission, whicn, To-
gether with the agreed list OF lnIefIos'
stories which are relative TO the eX.
nenses of said minors, was FORWARDED
via the Ventura to Mr.. Pruyn, at AL
bany.
CORPORATIONS.
| ARTICLES of association were filed with
+he Treasury Department yesterday bJ
4 G. r. Hofgaard, E. Omsted T. Brandt
e. G. Nahum and James Mcclellan
ali of Waimea, Kauai associatins
themselves for the period of twenty
wears under the name of Waimea Sta
bles Ltd, the purpose of the associa
ton being to carry on a livery stable
and draying business and stock-rais
ing. and the buying and selling o
stock Capital is $1,000, divided int
one hundred shares.
SUPREME COURT.
2 The case of the Territory OF Hawai-
/ vs. NJ. Abreu was argued before tn
Supreme Court yesterday, J. w. Cath
cart, deputy attorney general, prose
senting the defendant.