The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-29
The Miner Divorce
Case Crops Up
Again.
ANOTHER NEW
u. S. CITIZEN
Noblitt and Board Of Health Case
B lore the Supreme
Court.

j. F. Roza administrator for the es-
tate of T. +. Madeira, yesterday filed
an inventory of the property of the
deceased. The following items appear
in the inventory:
Two shares in the Hawaiian Invest
ment Company Limited, described in
certificate No. 367. Par face value of
said two shares, 5000.
"A promissory note for the sum of
$780, dated the 1st day of October, 1900,
for the term of one year, bearing in
terest at the rate of 10 per cent and
, described by a mortgage of even date
recorded in Libar 213, pages 264-266 in
the Hawaiian Registry of Deeds.
"A lease of certain premises situated
on Kinau street, Honolulu, containing
an area of about 5000 square feet, with
a cottage on the same, from one j. ii.
Brown, at a rental of $50 per annum,
which will expire on the 1st day of
April 1901 said lease containing the
following covenant: The party OF the
second part (the lessee is hereby en-
titled to refusal of new lease upon
such terms and conditions which may
be agreed upon at the expiration of
this Value uncertain, as the lease has
nearly expired"
COURT NOTES.
Argument of counsel on the motion
to quash the writ of certiorari issued
against the Board of Health and the
demurrer of defendant in the case of
W. S. Noblitt VS.. the Board of Health
was heard yesterday by the Judge of
the First Circuit Court at chambers.
overruled and the return of the writ
was then introduced.
Motion was made yesterday by the
plaintiff in the case of w. F. c. Has
son vs. w. H. Pain, ct al, moving
that the court set day for the hearing
of the demurrers heretofore filed in
the case, and notice was given that at
10 o'clock this morning the motion
would be presented.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court yesterday after
noon took up the case of the Rapid
Transit Company against the Hawaiian
ITramways Company. The case was
partly argued and continued until this
morning at 10 a. m. This is a case sub
mitetd by the Rapid Transit Company
and the Hawaiian Tramway Company
THE MINER CASE.
A joint stipulation was yesterday fill
ed in the Supreme Court by Rose Miner
and F. l.. Miner, agreeing to submit
the question of the reasonapleness OF
the attorneys fees allowed by the First
Circuit Court in the case to the Su-
preme Court and to abide by the de-
cision of said court in the matter. The
stipulation was filed by Hatch & Sim
man and Cecil Brown and Magoon &
Thompson, attorneys for plaintiff and
i defendant.
STANDARDIZATION.
\ Hermann Bechert. a native of Ger
many, was yesterday admitted to citi-
zenship by the United States District
court.
LIST FOR TODAY.
The cases to come up before the
Judge of the First Circuit Court to-
! day are as follows:
Estate A. Manuel, accounts; Estate
Christian Titcomb. accounts; Estate S.
! Kaiakoili, administration; Estate Giral-
/ do j. Rocio proof of will; Estate John
Phillips, ruling on objections to mas
! ter's report; In re B. P. Bishop Museum
I Trust, masters reports; Estate B. p
] Bishop, masters reports; Estate ]. c.
! Medeiros, petition for allowance tc
I widow; Estate Souza, petition for al
a.; lowance to widow; Estate J. K. Ka-
! hookano, masters report on final ac-
I count; Guardianship w A. Hall an6
] Annie Hall, masters report; Guardian
ship Bill Bray, annual accounts; B. F
! Dillingham; VS.. Wahiawa Sugar Co.
motion to set cause for hearing; w. F
! c. Hasson VS.. w. H. Pain, motion tt
set demurrer.
! The Federal Grand Jury will convene
in the United States Court room on,
week from next Monday. Judge Es
tees charge to the jury may not b,
read on that day owing to the fact tina
there may be several of the jurors no