The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-09

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hled by Robertson G. Wilder, attorneys
Tor pIaint1if in the case Of Sorenson &
Lyle VS.. InterIsland Telegraph Co.
Ltd
SUGAR COMPANY. APPEAL.
A decree dismissing plaintIff's bill of
complaint in the case of the Wailuku
sugar company VS.. Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar Company tunnel case).
was yesterday given to the Judge OF
the First Circuit Court Notice of APP
peal was given and an appeal to the
supreme Court taken by Messrs. Kin
ney, Ballou & McClanahan, attorneys
for plaintiff
FEDERAL COURT ATTORNEYS.
E. w. Estep, of Honokaa, has been
admitted to practice as an attorney
by the Federal Court, upon the mo-
ton of c. C. Biting.
Enoch Johnson, of Honolulu, was ad-
mitted yesterday to practice in the
Federal Court upon application of Paul
Neumann.
NATURALIZATION
Joao l. Silva, a native of Portugal
aged th1rty-two years, was yesterday
admitted to citizenship by the Federal
Court
DODD ESTATE
. A motion has been made in the mat
ter of the estate of James Dodd. de-
ceased, by Robert William Cathcart,
as executor, for permission 10 deposit
with the clerk of the court all mon
ey, vouchers, and title deeGs now in
his hands as. executor of said estate
The motion is made in view of the
fact that the final accounts in said es-
tate have been filed, and that upon
nearing of them being referred to a
master, that said master in MS find
ings, finds such accounts to be correct
but recommends that the executor and
eXecutrix be not discharged until such
time as report may be had of the pro-
ceedings before the Superior Court in
San Francisco. in re said estate
MINER CASE
The following minutes of the Su-
preme Court, taken by the clerk on
April 9th, shows the present situation
in the complicated Miner divorce case:
The court states that it has con-
sldered the matter of counsel fee sub
mitted, that the majority of the court
is of the opinion that $1,000 would be
reasonable fee, and that the third
member is of the opinion that the
amount of such fee should be fixed at
ST. $50
Counsel for libellant orally con-
fesses error, and also files a written
confession of error
The court thereupon sustains libel
lees exceptions, reverses the decree of
the Circuit Court, and reInands the
cause to the Circuit Court, First Cir
cult, for such further proceedings as
may be necessary
An order was signed accordingly by
the court.
FOR TOMORROW.
The list of chamber matters TO be
taken up tomorrow morning py the
judge of the First Circuit Court, are
as follows:
Estate Charles Titcomb, annual ac-
counts; in re Trusteeship or A. Jouger,
petition for appointment OF trustee;
Estate b. P. Bishop, masters report;
in re 3. P. Bishop Museum Trust,
masters report; Estate of John Phil
lips, ruling on objections to master
report; guardianship matter of w. A.
and Annie Hall, masters report; ES-
tate Achi K Akau, masters report;
Estate Kimokeo Kawaha, probate of
will; Stanley VS.. Barenapa, motion;
Antoine VS.. Castle. motion to set case
for hearing: Robinson VS.. Robinson,
motion to set case for hearing; Barth
VS.. Kahuku Plantation. motion TO set
demurrer for argument.
At p. m. the argument on demurrer
in the case of w. F. 9. Hasson VS.. W.
H. Pain ct al, will be heard.