The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-17

TO the jewelry the administrators be
ordered to deliver over all the prop
erty now in her possession to the per-
sons thereto entitled, after deducting
all necessary expenses.
THE HOPP ESTATE.
Edwin NJ. Marshall, administrator of
the estate of John Hopp, deceased. has
filed an account. showing receipts Of
$2931.63 and payments of $2S46.63. leav-
! ing a balance of SIS. A statement
gives the assets, including. a half in
terest in the business of ]. Hopp &
Co, as $1S.s74.06, and the liabilities of
the estate $2s46.63, leaving a net value
of $16.O2743. The house and lot in Ala
kea street is valued at $4,000.
HEAVY FORECLOSURE.
Judge De Bolt granted the petition of
w. o. Smith and others, trustees of
the Lunalilo estate. for a decree Of
foreclosure and sale against H. w.
Schmidt, who consented by his an
swer. The mortgage is on respondents
Beretania street property adjoining
the Queens Hospital grounds, being
to secure principal and interest of pro-
missory notes on which there is due
S3S, 722.34. c. F. Peterson is named in
the decree as commissioner of sale.
DIVORCE SUITS.
Judge De Bolt granted a divorce to
Kawi against his wife HALL on the
ground of desertion.
In the receivership connected with
the divorce case of Carolina Silva VS..
NJ. G.. Silva, the Lunalilo estate trus-
tees petition for leave to join the re-
ceiver, Henry Warehouse Trust Co.,
Ltd. in suit to foreclose mortgage.
Petitioners hold a mortgage for $1,000
on Silva's estate.
COURT NOTES.
Dole VS.. Bailey, the outcome of Bail
ley's Honolulu Cyclery bankruptcy, |
was still being heard before Judge
Gear at o'clock, when the court rose
until this morning.
B. S. Gregory has served a materi-
alman's lien for a balance of S562.74
against F. H. Redward, contractor, on
the dwelling house and premises of
F.. NJ Swanzy at Punahou. Emme-
luth & Co., Ltd, has served a lien of
s279. rs, and ]. Rosenstein one of so on
the same property against the con-
tractor.
Sealed dispositions from McConnels-
vile, Ohio, in the matter of the estate
of James ]. Stewart, deceased, have
been filed by F. H. Loucks, clerk.
Nine civil appeals from the Honolu
lu District Court were sent up to the
Circuit Court yesterday.
F. H. Loucks. Charles Phillips and
J. A Thompson. appraisers, have val
ued the real estate Of the late c. F.
Wolfe at $1,000.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
In the United States District Court
for defendant in the immigra-
ton cases of F. V. Berger VS.. E. Fax
IN Bishop filed a motion to have each
,ase of the 113 Koreans tried separate
" They claim that there are dis
met circumstances in the different
,ases. This move is subject to the
courts decision on the plea of estop-
BEL
Judge Estee sustained the demurrer
o the petition for making Hee Fat
bankrupt, giving petitioners until Sat
lrday to file an amended petition, I
On which the hearing was set for ,
Monday. NJ. F. Prosser, J. ]. Dunno {
md R. w. Breckons appeared for the
alleged bankrupt, and j. A. Magoon
md ]. Lightfoot for the petitioning |
reditors. The first ground offthe sue
essful demurrer was that the petit
ion failed to show what the business
f the alleged bankrupt was. the spe- |
ial point being that a rice planter {
annot be made an involuntary bank [
upt He is a farmer and as such [
within the exemption of the law for
hat occupation. The second ground
ras that while the petition alleged an !
ntecedent mortgage, it did not show
hat it was a mortgage intended to
efraud the creditors. t
The Hayashi bankruptcy case was
ontinued until Monday.