The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-12

fectual. Thereupon notice was given the
corporation that the intervenors would
distran upon its property for the rent
due, and expose the property of the cor
poration for sale according to law; au-
thorization was given to L. NJ Vettlesen
Of Keomoku, Lanai, to distrain in their
behalf, but that upon March 6, 1901, the
intervenors Were served with copies of
plaintiffs bill of complaint and with an
injunction of the court enjoining them
from distraining, selling or interfering
with said property.
Accompanying the motion were SUBJ
stantiating affldavits by Paul Neumann
and William H. Pain, and notice was
given that the motion would be present
ed to the court yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, but its hearing was postponed
until this afternoon at p. m.
PROBATE.
A deed of appointment was filed in the
First Circuit Court yesterday appointing
William o. Smith trustee in the estate of
j. H. Wood, deceased, to succeed Henry
Waterhouse, whose resignation has been
duly filed.
Jas. n. K Keola, the commissioner
appointed to take testimony in re the last
will and testament of A. A. Doiron, de-
ceased, yesterday filed the evidence of
John T. Aluli, one of the witnesses to
the will of the deceased Aluli admits
the signature and declares the deceased
to have been sound in mind and body
and entirely competent to make a will at
that time-July, 1885
Return was made yesterday by L. e.
Levin, deputy sheriff of Hilo, of an exc
cution issued out of the Supreme Court
last December, ordering a levy and auc-
ton sale of the personal property of the
Hawaii Coffee Company. The return
shows the proceeds of the sale to have
S17.44, leaving a net of SS1.35 The execu-
ton was for s134.A, that sum being the
total Of a Judgment given the plaintiff in
the damage suit of H. Hackfeld & Co. VS..
the Kaawalii Coffee Company, and costs
OF suit.
COURT NOTES
A notice to place cause on calendar has
been filed by Smith and Parsons, attor-
neys for plaintiff, in the Supreme Court,
on exceptions to the Fourth Judicial
Court in the case of Henry J. Lyman vs.
Hilo Tribune Publishing Company Lin
tied.
The petition of the Hawaiian Trust and
Investment Company, guardians of the
five Kahookano children, was heard in
the First Circuit Court yesterday after
noon, decision being reserved until 10
o'clock this morning. The petitioner
prays for authority to convey real prop
erty.
The case of Ng Chung Tug VS.. Jick
kee, decision in which was given by the
Judge of the Supreme Court on Friday
was yesterday remanded to the First
Circuit Court for further proceedings in
accordance with the decision.
A petition for involuntary bankruptcy
was filed in the District Court yesterday
by the creditors of Kinsaburo Tomishi-
ma, a storekeeper on the Olaa plantations
liabilities estimated at $4,000.
Edgar Henriques was yesterday dis
charged by decree of the First Circuit
Court from the office of trustee for Hen
ry Kohl, Jr., minor, and his bond can
celled, in accordance with his petition. ,
Alfred Dahlstrom, a native Of Sweden
aged 81, was admitted to citizenship yes
terday in the United States District
Court
The case of Kamaka Kekauoha vs.
schooner Robert Levers Company Is still
IN process of trial in the United States
District Court
Plaintiffs bill of costs was yesterday
filed in the Supreme Court in the case of
Charles E. Bartlett VS.. Hawaiian Car
rage Manufacturing Company, Limited
showing a total of STAGE A remittitur
was also filed by w. o. Smith and r. D.
Mead, attorneys for neutrality-suspicious.
renting the sum of $751; with accrued
interest, from the s1S7 allowed as dam
ages on the oath of May, 1900, by judg-
ment of jury.
Argument in the case of Kapiolani Es-
tate VS.. Mary II. Atcherly was had in the
First Circuit Court yesterday. The deci-
sion was reserved, briefs to be filed with
the court by the respective counsels.