The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-13

Out of respect to the memory OF the
late William c. Wilder the departments
closed yesterday afternoon. The two
courts alone remained open.
HELD TO ANSWER.
United States Commissioner Robinson
has held Captain Baker, First Mate
Charles MCDONALD and Second Mate
John KeEns, of THE Emily Reed. to an
sWer before Judge Estee. The bonds or
Captain Baker are fixed at $1,000, and
those of the other two officers at $500
each. Their hearing will be before the
United States District Court sometime
during the coming term.
SPENDTHRIFT' PRAYER OP-
POSED.
J. A Magoon and Annie K. Hart, the
trustees of the estate of James Love,
a spendthrift, oppose the dissolution OF
the trust, which Love has asked the
court to grant. Love declares that he
has acquired habits of economy since
Magoon became his guardian. In reply
to the-petition of Love. Mr.. Magoon de-
clares that his ward is under the evil
dominion Of an Incorporate person, who
is seeking to obtain control of Loves
property, and without having the inter-
ests of the spendthrift at heart.
LAU SANG WANTS DAMAGES.
Through his attorney, ]. M. Davidson,
Lau Sang has instituted an action
against H. A. Heen, of Waialua. The
complaint alleges that Heen has, contra
ry to law converted to his own use and
occupation property situated at Pauka-
nekula. Lau Sang asks that Heen pay
him $500 damages, and such other
amounts as the court may feel he is en-
titled to.
McINERNY & co. BRING SUIT.
The firm doing business under the name
| and style of McInerny & Co.. composed
of E. A McInerny. j. D. McInerny and
W. II. McInerny, have filed suit in
admiralty with Judge Estee. The libel
states that the trustees of the last will
! and testament of the late M. McInerny
should be reimbursed by the owners of
the bark Bryant to the amount of $1,000.
| On June 10th, the libellants shipped on
their vessel twenty-six cases of goods
| from San Francisco to the libelees, the
same arriving in this port on July 7th.
Because of the carelessness of Captain
Colly and his crew, the Incorporation
fling the libel claim that they were in
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above, and pray lor relief to tina,
amount
The vessel has been making all prepar-
ations to leave the harbor OF Honolulu
for the past two or three days. and fear
ing that those interested III the bark
would not make good the loss, a writ OF
munition was issued and the vesse
seized.
The hearing of the case will be helt
on July 1e. The proctors for the libel
ants are Hatch & Silliman.
COURT NOTES.
Henry W. Smith has filed his first an.
nual account of the estate of R. w. Holt
Of Waialua. The estate is valued a
$4,000.
Ane Kamekele was granted divorc,
yesterday by Judge Gear. The two wer,
married ~on November 9th, 1900 The
grounds for divorce were extreme cruel
ty.
An order for adjudication has been fl
ed with the clerk of the First Circuit
Court. Tlleo. H. Davies & Co. ask tina
Chang Tai Man, alias S. T. Amana, b,
adjudged i bankrupt.
Maikai Aloiau has brought an eject
ment suit against Vim Quon to recove
possession If property in Koolaupoko
which he says the defendant has convert
ed to his own use He also claims dam
ages in the sum of $1,000.