The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-13

DECISIONS
And Other Orders Of
the Various
Courts.

The several cases brought by Anna
Perry CT al. II II. Parker. Domiuts
Parks ct al. Bruce Cartwright ct nj
1.-TWO cases). Guistan F. Ropert. trus-
tee. vs.. the Territory OF Hawaii to es-
tabllsn fishing rights have been an
swered- The Attorney General for the
Territory OF Hawaii. In the answers
nled. denies that IL has any knowledge
or information sufficient TO form be-
lief In regard 20 any of the anega-
lions contained IN said complaints ana
therefore denies each and all OF same.
A decree confirming the sale OF land
ana n division OF the proceeds In the
case OF Victoria :. Buffandeau vs. A
A. Montana IN fled. This was case
which hinged on the division. allotment
and partition OF a certain plot or rear
estate. which the commissioner. G r.
Reynolds. appointed BY the interiocu-
tory order OF Judge Robinson. found m
capable OF being divided because OF US
location and the Conformation OF th-
superficial area The commissioner In
his report. recommended that the lani
be .oid nj puniic auction. and after
deductinE expenses incident. the pro-
cceds OF such sale be divided equitaoiy.
The court. allowing the report. ordered
this 20 be done and the commissioner
retained who In accordance sold the
property In question 90 Henry water
house 4 Co. trustees. they being the
highest bidders. for 5000. The land IL
situated at Manoa. The report. after
the sale. was allowed. the commissioner
receiving a compensation OF 800. to-
gefher with tz2.i0 expended for adver-
Using. The balance was divided. CIV
Ing two-thIrds 20 Victoria :. Bunan-
deau and one-third TO A A. Montana.
In the bin for the partition Of real
property. Harriet Bailey ct al ~. Eiiz-
aoeth cushsngham 81 al. Robinson. J..
yesterday ordered partition OF the
real property and appointed the Hon
w. Austin whitney as commissioners.
The order Is as follows:
ssThe prayer OF the complainant -
granted and partition of the real es-
tate described In the complaint IL or
dered In accordance with the prayer
Of the complaint as amended. and VIII
set out properly the portions to which
each one "a entitled
Hon. w. Austin whitney Is appoint
cd commissioner with instructions TO
report within twenty days TO this court
the possibility OF the partition In kind
cannot be had. the sale OF the prop
erty."
Henry Warren. iibellee. in the d.
yorce suit OF Warren vs.. Warren. filed
an answer before Judge Humphreys
yesterday. In the answer II would ap-
pear that domestic infelicities had been
in order since the earliest days OF their
marriage. though Warren asserts that
his wife left his home without cause OF
any kind. His Kindness and Indulgence
are set forth and he wonders where
he's at
A judgment for the plaintiffs In the
case 81 the Chin Sank Well co. VS.. the
Kwong Chong Wal Co. has been hled.
adjudgfug that the defendants pay
sifs5 % damages and costs. amounting
10 s59s3. The suit was brought on the
22d OF April OF this year for the recov-
cry Of si05s24 and interest from the
10th OF June. 1900.
The case OF ejectment brought by
Kukuii Kauai against Kindochi Okada
has been discontinued.
An assumpsit was filed yesterday in
the First Circuit Court in the matter
or Allen & Robinson vs. j. II. Fisher
"a al.
Allen & Robinson. Ltd. have brought
suit as,ainst ca Kiemme In the Circuit
livcre1 for which the plaintiff alleges
NO payments have been made.
ROWE WANTS ACCOUNTING.
suif has been fled by +. c. Rowe vs.
Stanley Stephenson. for an accounting
OF the partnership business. The par
ties we're engaged IN house and sign
paiutine The business was carried on
until February IS. 1902. when the part
nership. hy mutual consent. was dis
solved. and the plaintiff alleges that
respondent has held and now retains
IT, his possession ali the goods. effects
property. books and vouchers and large
sums OF money have been paid to said
FIRM for work and labor performed.
and plaintiff alleges a TO be a tact tnat
che respondent retains In his posses
sion as "a partnership asset OF sums OF
money To- the orator unknown. The
plaintiff further alleges that defendant
mas collected sums Of money which
were not accounted for. There are 9TH
or bills receivable. which the piaintin
believes that the respondent VIII col
lect. and also that he utterly de-
cIines and refuses 90 account for work
or labor performed. He therefore prays
for "A judgment OF accounting. Tor
Judgment OF one-haif found due In any
accounting OF collections made by re
spOndent Of bills receivable due si'i
late firm. and that an Injunction issue
restraining the respondent from In any
way wasting or dispOsing OF any OF the
goods. effects and property OF the late
partnership.
The following fishery rights suits
have been fled against the Territory;
Emma Nakuina. at Honomuni. Molo-
kai: Catherine Steward 81 al. at ka-
haIuu. district OF Koolaupoko. Oahu
W. q. Irwin. at KaOhai. Lanai; j. o.
Carter at HonohonOnui. Hawaii
WANT LUCAS PROPERTY.
s. c. Allen has brought action TO
quiet title against Geo. W. Lucas and
Albert Lucas. Thomas r. Lucas. the
younger. Lydia G. Lucas. the younger.
and Norman NJ. Lucas. by their
guardian. The plaintiff says that
Thomas r. Lucas and Lydia G. Lucas
being seized OF property at Kulaoka-