The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-04

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Mercantile Company the piainun hy e..
~ hitting. itH attorney. has npd u petit
ton praying Tor writ OF crtur because.
he alleges, on the record uf proceedings
ana also IN the Judgment of the Court
rendered during the January term. mani.
fest error interviewed TO the great dam
age " petitioner list OF alleged err.
ors Is given hy petitioner, nine IN num-
her. Return VI summons was made yes
tcrday
PROBATE
Clara r. Morrison has pctltioncd that
the viii OF Hugh Morrison, deceased, be
admitted to probate, Ming the will with
her petition.
In said Will petitioner is named as cx-
ccutrix, and Jane morrison. mother OF
John Morrison. Jane Morrison. Ann Nor
rison, Charlotte Zimmerman, Mary Reid
and Helen Morrison. brothers and sisters
OF the deceased, are also named as leg
atees. all residing at Aberdeen, Scotland
except Ann Morrison, who resides in
New York, and petitioner. who is the
widow of deceased residing at Makawe-
Ii. Kauai.
The will il dated April Is, 1901, and the
petition shows u.at the deceased died on
May :, 1901. at San Francisco The Will
is witnessed by Samuel w. Cowles and
Alexander F. Morrison of San Francisco
Under the will the deceased bequea AIS
the sum of $1,000 to be divided, share
and share alike between the legatees
named, and the rest anu residue of his
estate to his wife, Clara Morrison. Pc
titioner states that the value OF said es-
tate is 20 her unknown. and prays that
she be appointed executor in accordance
with the provisions of said will to serve
without bonds
An order for notice of hearing said
petition was given. setting Monday, July
10, as the day for such hearing.
GUARDIANSHIP MATTERS.
Louisa Kaaloa has pctitioned lac Court
to appoint her guardian of Samuel l<aa-
loa, May Kaaloa and Edward Kaaloa,
minor children of herself and Edward
Kaaloa, deceased. Her petition shows
that under the will of ,he deceased said
minors and petitioner are the heirs of
certain lands for which the Territory
has offered to pay the sum of s1,151 and
that it is advisable to accept such offer,
said minors being without means of
maintenance. Petitioner prays that she
be appointed guardian with authority to
make such sale for said minors, under
such bond as the Court may order
David Dayton guardian of George
Washington Hart yesterday filed his
final account, petition for allowance and
discharge of guardian, charging himself
with Sl,O66ol and ASKING to be allowed
$i961O, leaving a balance of $570.Si. The
petition shows that said George Wash
ngton Hart has now arrived at the age
of legal majority and is entitled to re-
ceive the property remaining in his, pc
titioner's, hands and belonging to said
ward. An inventory is filed with the pc
tition, showing no real property, and
personal property, in cash, as per ac-
count in the sum of $570.S4.