The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-20
lowed upon the bringing in of his final
PROBATE.

report.
PROBATE.
The masters report In re the estate OF
Emele Piipiilani, came on to be heard be-
fore the First Circuit Court in probate
yesterday morning, and upon hearing IT
was approved by the Court and the ad-
ministrator was ordered discharged upon
filing of final receipts from the legal de
visees of the estate. his bond cancelled
and his sureties freed from further liza
bilities.
j. NJ. Monsarrat, administrator of the
estate Of Kekipi (w.), deceased, has filed
his final accounts, inventory and petition
of allowance, final distribution and dis
charge. He charges himself with 81, 800.
as the total amount of inventory value
the same being in cash, and asks to be
allowed S54L50 as moneys expended, leav-
a balance due the estate of $685.. so.
The hearing of such petition was set,
by order, for Friday morning May 81,
publication of notice to begin Immediate
ly according to law.
In the matter of the petition of M. A.
Gonsalves, administrator of the estate of
A c. Pestana, deceased, praying for an
order Oh sale of piece of land situate
on MaIlkt street, 120 feet wide and ITO
feet deep, with two cottages thereon, the
proceeds to go towards paying an exist
ing Indebtedness of s., 692 so against said
estate, was heard yesterday morning by
the First Judge of the First Circuit
Court; it was deferred by the Court un
til the due publication of petitioners no.
tice to all persons interested. of order
TO show cause, If any, why the order
prayed for should not be granted, on Fri
day, May "a. before the Court
In re the estate OF Achi K Akau. the
masters report was heard yesterday
morning before the First Judge of the
frCt Cirat
was approved and an order to discharge
the executor was issued by the Court
GUARDIANSHIP MATTERS.
The First Circuit Court yesterday
heard the petition of Mrs. Ethel Hutch
ings and appointed the petitioner guar
dian of the persons and estates Of Alice.
James Herbert, Mabel Ethel, Minnie,
George Edward and Edith Gladys Hutch
ings, according to the petition.
William c. Cummings, brother of the
minor heirs Of the estates of Clarissa
e, Cummings, their mother and W. H
Cummings, their father, both deceased,
has petitioned the First Circuit Court
for the appointment of Fred. Wurden-
burg as guardian of the persons and es-
tate of said minors. Petitioner shows
himSelf to be the elder brother of said
minor heirs: that such minor heirs are
school children and that their property
interests should be guarded and taken
care Of; that the estate of their mother,
who died intestate, was in process Of
administration by the father of said chill
dren at the time of his death, and that
such estate is still unsettled, and that
W. Fl. Cummings, the said father of said
children, left an estate which is now be-
ing administered upon by Cecil Brown,
the duly appointed administrator. 1t is
also shown that such minors are entitled
to an allowance for support and mainte-
nance from one or the other of said es-
tates, and this reason is also urged by
the petitioner for the appointment of a
guardian.
STEIGMANN ESTATE.
A motion has been filed by Mrs. Lea
DolIinger, guardian of Emanuel Steig-
mann and Israel Steigmann, minor heirs
of B. E. Steigmann, deceased, by her
attorney, Wade Warren Thayer, moving
the Court that ]. A. Magoon, admins
traitor of the estate of the said B. e.
Steigmann, be directed and ordered by
the Court to show cause why he should
not pay to the movant, guardian, out of
the funds of said estate now in his hands
such sum as to the Court may seem
good for the support of the said minor
heirs of said B. E. Steigmann from the
time of the death of the deceased until
such time as the said estate shall be
closed by the administrator.
The motion is accompanied with no
tice to the administrator that the motion
will be presented before the First Circuit
Court on Monday morning, April %.
Lum Sung, the Chinese vegetable gar
dener who was on Thursday found gull
ty of malicious injury in the killing Of
a horse by beating it to death, was yes
terday sentenced by the Second Judge OF
the First Circuit Court to three months
hard labor in Oahu prison, and to pay
the costs, assessed at $3.50.