The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-16
Return of Sum-
mons in Health
Board Case.
THE PROBATE
CALENDAR
La Grippe Closes Unesd States
Court Until Over
Sunday.

| Return of summons was made yes
terday in the ease of w. S. Noblitt VS.
the Board Of Health, showing service
! of summons to appear before the court
on March IS upon the Board Of
Health, through j. w Raymond, its
president.
The summons so returned was Issued
on March -. upon the petition of the
plaintiff, DR.. ". S. Noblitt, who alleg-
es that through the action OF the de-
PENDANT his license to practice Hedi-
cine and surgery was revoked by the
Minister of the Interior. and that sucn
revocation was and is null and void.
because the action of the defendant
in recommending the revocation OF
PLAINTIFF S license was illegal. and with
out warrant or authority of law; that
since the revocation Of his license the
plaintiff, in view Of such illegaIity OF
the revocation of his license. has con-
tinued to practice medicine and sur
gerry, and FOR so doing has been pro-
eeeded against criminally. as Tor a vio-
lation of law, and has been acquitted
Hereunder, but that petitioner has re-
peatedly requested the Board OF
and has met with refusal of all SUCH
requests. Petitioner therefore prays.
because of his allegation that he has
in no way violated the law. and the
action of the Board of Health in the
premises was arbitrary, illegal, null
and void, and that writ of certior-
ari may be ordered by the court COM
manding the defendant to certify ats
proceedings in this behalf, and causing
the petitioner to be restored to his
rights and privileges, all of which. he
alleges, he nas~been deprived Of by the
illegal and void action of the defen-
dant.
The hearing of the cause is set for
March 2S, a 10 a. m.
PROBATE.
The will of F. F. Madeira was yes
terday admitted to probate. J. +.
Rosa was appointed administrator
with the will annexed under 500
bonds, and an order given for notice
to creditors by publication according
to law.
The motion of Joseph Clark to be
made a beneficiary in the estate of
Joseph Lazarus was granted.
The will of A. A. Doiron was admit
ted to probate and David Dayton ap-
pointed administrator with will an
given for publication of notice to credI-
tors and for the filing of an inventory
within thirty days.
Young Ping was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Chang Tai I'M
der 81, 500 bond, notice to be published
to creditors, and inventory to be fled
A number of annual accounts were
referred to the clerk of the court for
examination.
William o. Smith. trustee under the
will of John II. Wood, deceased, yes
terday filed his bond of 100000. with p.
q q
In the estate of J. Pinao, the sale of
land under order of the First Circuit
Court, by Administrator F. e. Thomp-
son was confirmed yesterday afternoon
by order Of the court.
A long probate list awaits hearing
in the Supreme Court on Monday
morning. Following are those enter
ed:
Estate Of A. Manuel. annual ae-
count; estate of Chris Titcomb. an
nual account; estate of A. A. Peterson.
annual account; estate of s.. Kaia
Roll, petition for administration; g.
Ahmi VS.. James Ashford. order TO
show cause; estate of Giralda j. Ro-
seia, proof of will; estate of Chang
Tai, administrator; guardianship OF
Chang Young ct al; estate of John
Phillips, masters report estate Of A.
A. Todd, masters report; guardianship
Kealahaokaiani. masters report; es-
tate of Pinao, confirmation of sale; in
re B. P. Bishop, masters report and
trustees report accounts, ana guar
dianship OF Margaret A. Robertson.
petition and annual account Of tenn
porary guardian.
COURT NOTES.
John Cassidy, temporary guardian of
Margaret A. Robertson Gnsane), yes
terday filed his first account. charging
himself with $5,644 So and asks to be
allowed the sum of s4.137.7S, as moneys
paid out, showing a balance OF S1,-
537. II. Commission is waived.
Adjournment was taken in the Uni
ted States District Court yesterday
morning until Monday. on account Of
the inroads of the grip upon judge,
stenographer and attorneys. The case
of kamako Kekauoha vs.. schooner
Robert Levers, in which all the tes-
timony has been had. will be taken up
for argument on Monday morning.
A lengthy brief was filed yesterday
with the clerk of the First Circuit
Court in the case of the Kapiolani Es-
tate VS. Mary Atcherley ct al. by
plaintiffs attorneys, Kinney, Ballou &
McClanahan, and H. A. Bigelow.