The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-30

tiff to enter upon the land or take pos
session thereof.
| C. M. RIGGS ESTATE.
| Mrs Mabel E. Kelsey Rugg petitions
for letters of administration on the es-
| tate of her late husband, Chester Mer-
| rill Rugg, to be issued to George e.
Rugg, brother of the deceased. The es-
| tate consists of $1,000 cash and $4,000 i'm
surance, and the heirs at law besides
| herself known to petitioner are the
mother, the brother and two sisters of
the deceased.
| BAD FAITH ALLEGED.
Fred Harrison, by his attorney, Cecil
Brown, answers as one of the defend
ants in the suit of Chang Kim ct al. VS.
| Chung Hook Chong ct al Among 9TH
er things he alleges, on information and
| belief, that the plaintiff is not the
owner in good faith of the mortgage
| and mortgage notes in question, but
| is holding them and acting for and in
| behalf of Wong You Kee Co., one of
| the defendants, and that the action is
| brought in the interests of the last
mentioned defendant. Further he
| states that he is the lessee of Wing
| Chong Sing & Co, one of the defend
ants, of certain lands at Palolo forming
part of the mortgaged property, and
| that under an agreement between him
and other defendants he has the right
to take grass upon the premises for
one year from August Is, 1908, More
over, he alleges that Wing Chong Sing
| Co. and Wong You Kee Co. are CO.
partners in the business carried on at
Palolo and joint owners of the prop
erty set forth in the mortgage, and
| that the plaintiff was at the time of
| the taking over of the mortgage and
notes fully acquainted of that fact.
| Mr.. Harrison prays to be dismissed
from the case.
SPRECKELs WANTS COSTS.
Kinney & Mechanism and Hatch &
Ballou, has filed objections to discon-
tinuance of the ejectment suit against
him by Emma Claudina Spreckels
Watson on the ground that the plaintiff
has not paid or rendered the costs in
Cured by the defendant in said cause.
| The objection is based on the record
and on the affidavit of E. B. McClan-
\ Int, f1,a 1of
| things:
THAT the defendant in said cause
has actually and reasonably disbursed
large sums of money in the preparation
of the defense in this cause; that the
actual amount of such disbursements
| is at present unknown to the affiant
Or any of the attorneys for defendant
in the Territory of Hawaii for the rea-
son that such expenditures were in
CURED in the State of California and
| elsewhere under direction of the asSo-
ciate counsel residing in San Francis
co; that aff1ant can obtain the amount
in due course OF mail, and that neither
plaintiff in said cause nor attorneys
have ever paid or rendered to the de-
PENDANT or his attorneys any of the
attorneys fees allowed by statute"
| THE RICE DEPRESSION.
| Mary E. Foster has brought a bill to
foreclose mortgage against the Tai Lee
| Wal Co., rice planters, and others for
a debt of $4,000 on a promissory note
| case.
| Loo Wo, answering the complaint of
Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, against the
partners in Hing Zip & Co., declares
he sold his interest in the firm to Chin
Hing on April Z, 1902, the bill of sale
| being on record.
| VARIOUS PLEADINGS.
| Plaintiff in the suit of w. W. Di-
mond & Co., Ltd, VS.. Jonah Kuhio
Kalanianaole, by it's attorneys, Thayer
| & Hemenway, has filed a motion to
dismiss the appeal of defendant on the
ground that no a zeal lies to the Cir
cult Court from a judgment of a Dis
trict Magistrate rendered on default.
| Libana de Nobrega by her attorneys,
Lorrin Andrews and Frank Andrade,
has filed an answer denying every al
legation in the complaint of George A.
| Davis for payment of attorneys fee
of $1,000 in her divorce case.
Lawrence H. Dee by his attorneys,
Smith & Lewis, has entered a demurrer
to the complaint of Wilmerding-Lo
| Co.
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd, VS.. c. H.
Brown, ct al, has been discontinued.