The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-20
WANTS HIS
OWN JUDGE
Expected Happens
In the Hall
Case.
ITEMS OF THE
BOARDMAN WILL
Magoon in More Trouble Over
the Guardianship Business.
Notes in Courts.

George Davis wants his friend AM
former law partner to hear the cases
in which he appears as attorney. Wher
/ the case of William A. Hall spendthrif
! was called up yesterday morning on al
application by Geo. R. Carter for per.
mission TO mortgage real estate, Davis
asked that the matter go over until the
return of Judge Gear, before whom the
application of Hall for discharge from
guardianship is brought
Mr.. Dole replied that he wished to
have his motion considered with the
guardianship matter and asked that
both be taken up Immediately Again
Davis objected stating that the petition
for discharge from spendthrift guardian
ship had been addressed to the second
Judge, and he should be allowed to hear
it,
Mr.. Dole said that the question of
mortgaging the property was urgent,
as the guardian had no money with
which to provide for the maintenance
of the estate, having expended his own
money for that purpose. Davis still in
sisted that Gear should be allowed to
hear the entire matter inasmuch as he
had been the judge who had originally
placed Hall under guardianship, and
should now be allowed to pass upon the
motion for his discharge. Mr.. Dole re-
piled that Judge Humphreys had al
ready considered one application for
discharge in the same case, there being
at that time no objection from Mr..
Davis against his hearing the matter.
Judge Robinson finally, in view of the
strenuous protests of the court-fed at
torney, allowed the matter to go over
temporarily, the application for leave
to mortgage real estate being, dismissed
without prejudice.
SISTER LEFT OUT IN BOARDMAN
WILL.
George E. Boardman, in a will filed
yesterday, cut off his sister with dol
lar. the bulk of the 100000 estate going
to his adopted daughter and niece
Louise Kaokelani Boardman (born
King. Requests of $500 are made to
Miss Marriage Isune of Yokohama,
Japan; Mrs. Newton, daughter of Alvin
Boardman, residing in the Eastern
States, and to Mrs. A. n. Charitan of
Chittenango, New York. To Katsukiro
Uemoto, son of former servant, is be-
queathed $500; while Amy Laura King,
sister of the deceased, and her children
are given the sum of one dollar each.
To Louise Boardman in fee simpleI
is given land on Kinau street valued
at $4,000. All the residue of the estate
is given in trust to w, Austin Whiting
and S. 3. Rose, the income of which
also goes to the niece, free from thel
management and control of her hus-
band, and upon her death to her heirs.
The will provides also that the adopt
ed daughter shall receive personal prop-i
erty amounting to $1,000 and $2,500l
cash, free from any trust. The will is
dated November 21st, 1900, and the wit
nesses We're F. +. Thompson and w. j.
Robinson. The estate consists of real
property listed at $42, 400 and personally
valued at S2O,943. OF this there is in
surance of $4,000 and a fire award of
IS, S31. So
WOULD BE. FREE OF MACON.
j. A. Magoon's guardianship troubles
appear never to end. Yesterday upon
the petition of Susan Brasil, daughter
was cited to appear Monday, Septem-
Der 90, to explain certain charges made |
against him as administrator.
1t is alleged that Mr.. Magoon has re-
fused to obey the order of the court |
Hawaiian government bonds in the
hands OF Henry Smith as clerk, to sell
the same and invest the money in real
70 70 toracT a less than |
per cent. He was also ordered to col |
ect rent from Mrs. Robinson for the
Brash property on Emma street and to
file an inventory within thirty days.
1t is alleged in the petition that the
said guardian has had for five years
about $4,000 belonging to petitioner
which he has loaned out at eight and
line per cent but which has not been
,redited 10 the petitioner in full 1t is
'urther charged that Magoon has
,harged $3.50 for professional services
md retained that amount in violation
# the rights of petitioner and without
Ter consent. It is alleged also that he
las 81, 500 in personal property belong
ng to petitioner which he refuses to
urn over to her. 1t is alleged in con-
,lusfon that Magoon was never legally
appointed her guardian and that she
loes not wish to have him act in that
II any other capacity for her. The
court is asked to appoint another ad
COURT NOTES.
An appeal has been taken in the case
If Chin Kee Gnau ct al. VS.. J. A. Ma
room, CT al.
B. L. Marx as master has reported on
he accounts of w. o. Smith guardian
# the Hamakua minors. Several minor
corrections are suggested and ii is rec
mmended that a SO. 500 mortgage now
,verdue be taken up.
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