The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-19

he intended to interrupt as often as
it became necessary to attain this OBJ
ject.
When you file bill of equity you
must show your authority for it," said
the court. 1T is admitted that Pain
appears. but it also becomes my duty
to defend the equitable side of the
Circuit Court. in any proceeding. This
is a foreign corporation, and the law
provides that it must have legal rep
resentative in the Territory. and the
defendants are entitled to have such n
showing made"
"If your honor takes that view of he
case, we ask for time to make such a
showing" said Mr.. Dunno.
You will be given until Monday at
| 10 o'clock when Mr.. Pain must show his
| authority to act for the Hawaiian Tram
ways Company and his attorneys must
| show their authority"
MCDONALD SENTENCED.
Charles Mcdonald. first mate of the
Emily Reed. was sentenced to three
months in Oahu Prison by Judge Estee
Saturday. His attorneys gave notice OF
intention to appeal.
ORPHEUM WILL NOT BE SOLD.
| The auction sale of the Orpheum block
which was scheduled to take place a,
noon today, will not be held. The suit
OF Charles S. Desky VS.. The Orpheun
Co. has been settled by the payment OF
$s,li991. The following order was filed
in connection with the case:
THE defendant herein having paid {
the plaintiff the sum of Ss,i49.9l being
the amount found due by the court OF
the 9th day OF August. 1901, the date o
rendering the decision herein, and hav
ing paid the costs, fees and expenses de
creed to be paid by the court, the plain
tiff hereby acknowledges that the deere
of the court has been complied with"
a further statement is made that othe
sums to become due are secured by mort
gage.
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
An answer was filed Saturday by tn
/, Territory of Hawaii to the suit brough
against it by the Campbell estate, ella m
ing certain fishing rights at Waikiki
The Territory denies generally and spe
officially all claims to ancient iishin;
. rights as related by plaintiff. and de
mands proof of the allegations in tn
; petition.
George r. Carter has filed an answe
!, to the petition of While Hall to have hi
spendthrift trust terminated. When
was granted a few months ago by Judg
? Tear, carter was reluctant TO take TN
2 ia. L, ana the Court told Hall he woul
be sorry afterwards and want the actio
D., rescinded. but the young man was oil
l stinate. Garter, in his answer. says h
I has al'eady advanced $6l9 to the spend
1 thiif most of which went for payin
/ bills previously contracted. In his an
: swer he says:
) That since his appointment he ha
in all ways faithfully performed tn
duties imposed upon him thereby an
has endeavorcd to conserve the inter
: ests of his ward, but that said war
has deceived and Stunned him and il
divers ways shown himself to be ire
spCnsible and needless of his best inter
CSts.
THAT your respondent verify believe
from what he has seen of petitione
since his appointment as petitioner
: guardian that il LEFT without restrain
petitioner will speedily spend and vast
his estate so as to expose himself Z
, want and suffering"
Judge Humphreys heard divorce case
all of Saturday morning. Puakanok
was granted divorce from Uwini OF
the ground of desertion DEGREES wer
: also signed in the cases of Emily J. Reg
ME, W. Sebastian Regnier, and to VIII
!, liam Young from Mary Young. The DE
, grcavcs divorce matter was also dispose
Of