The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-11
'OO|NGS Of
The COURT
Will of Late Paul
Neumann
Filed.
CARPENTER SUES
FOR HIS WAGES
More Chinese Cases Before Judge
Estee-KoIohaioIe Wants
Damages.

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Honolulu merchant, will have their
hearing before Judge Estee The cases
are similar to the several that have
been occupying the attention of the
court for some days. The defendants
claim that they are privileged to land
here, while the District Attorney says
that they should be deported.l The at
torney for, the Chinese is ]. NJ. David
son.
The case of the two women who have
unwillingly been the cause of making
Judge Estee keep court during the past
few days when he felt that he ought to
yesterday in the resting of both sides.
The case will be argued on Tuesday at
10 a. m. The remainder of the cases
will be called Monday at 10 o'clock
Il HEARING OF CAPTAIN BAKER.
4 Captain Baker and his two officers,
who have been charged with cruelty
on the high seas, while coming from
Newcastle to this port on the Emily
/ Commissioner Robinson yesterday aft
ernoon at o'clock Nothing of much
Importance was revealed at yesterdays
sitting.
/ WANTS HIS MONEY.
| A carpenter named C. H. Sawyer, has
begun suit against the Wailaua
Beach Company for $3.50, which he
claims is due him because of services
rendered. On January 1st he states
that he was engaged to go to work for
the corporation at the rate of s. per
diem and board. He continued in their
employ until the 18th of April He had
earned 1920 at the time he ceased work
ing, on which $55 We're paid. Since that
time he has been unable, so he AYERS,
to obtain by any legal means the
amount due him. The plaintiff asks
that in addition to the amount sued
for, he be paid a legal rate of interest,
and that the defendants bear the costs
of the suit.
INCORPORATION PAPERS FILED.
The Kohala Club and Transports
ton Company has filed articles of in
corporation with the Territorial Treas
urer.
The company, which is composed of
IN. r. Bryant, E. E. Gliding, w. P.
McDougal, F. c. ParIow and B. P.
Bond, intends to open general hotel,
livery and transportation business at
Ohanaula, Kohala. The capital stock
of the company is $1,000, of which 10
per cent has been paid in. 1t is the
plan Of the incorporators, as soon as
their business warrants it, to raise the
capital stock to 5000
The Sandwich Island Honey Compa-
ny. which was originally incorporated
in 1898, have asked that a second set
of incorporation papers be issued to
them, as they fear that under the ar
ticles first granted there might be
some doubt as to their legal existence,
as the papers do not comply with the
law, as set down.
The incorporators of the company
are Oswald st. John Gilbert, Lee ST.
John Gilbert A. c. Dowsett, W. H.
Pain and NJ w. w. Gilbert, all of the
Island of Oahu and the city of Homo
lulu. Their object is the raising and
producing of bees. The capital stock
of the Incorporation is 100000
Land Commissioner Boyd will return
today from the other side of the ISL
and.
The entire day was spent yesterday
in the case of Kapiolani VS.. Cleghorn,
in examining the defendant
In the civil action of Kukekakoulani
VS.. j. A. Magoon ct al, an answer has
been filed, denying the charges and
claims made by the petitioner The
action has been brought to declare a
deed to be mortgage and to cancel
a mortgage.
KOLOHAIOLE WANTS DAMAGES.
Kolohaiole (w.) has begun an action
in the courts to obtain $500 damages
and fee simple to certain property
which the petitioner claims has been
occupied unlawfully by two natives
named Hamea and Makua. The petit
toner resides in the district of Lehue
Island of Kauai, and is administrator
of the estate of one Ieremia, native
who died intestate, and who left nc
surviving relatives. At Kunawai is g
house and some property which the
two defendants have occupied for some
time. much to the displeasure and
contrary to the commands of the plain.
tiff She asks that Hamea and Ma
kua be evicted, and that she be re-
p imbursed by them to the extent Of the
. amount mentioned above.
WILL OF PAUL NEUMANN.
The petition ASKING LOT lne propatlne
of the will and the issuance of letters o.
administration to Elise S. V. Neumann
= relict of the late Paul Neumann, wa:
:. fled with the clerk of the First Circuit
Cour+ Yesterday. The date for the hear
ing of the matter was set for Angus
18th by Judge Gear.
The estate consists of the following
property: An undivided half interest il
? q lot on Liliha street. An undivided hal
] interest in a lot on Lunalilo street
lot on the Island of Molokai. The per
Isonal property is as follows: 500 shares
of Hawaiian Tramway Co., Ltd, 3
shares of Oahu Sugar Co., 100 shares o
Maunalei Sugar Co.