The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-10

Two of the under the will Of the James Campbell
ahdav this morning have George A. Davis removed guardian
of the children. They Cecil Brown Campbell
Parker Brown charges that the appointment of Davis of Davis
seeking and with the hope that he might involve the M
CATION and large fees motion have him removed based
upon the afhdavits
Cecil Browns affidavit forth that he the
and continues That he had knowledge information
and no notice was given him. that guardian OF the property ue
Campbell and Beatrice Campbell be applied for that
said matter Of appointment to be had that the first de-
knew that the appointment had been made through
published Honouu and this upon
application of said George A. Davis appointed guardian
children the of James Campbell
said minor children he the said George Davis would have the op
pouniy of nstitng suits and commencing litigation which he has
done and would thereby making and himself
virtue of such appointment and the office which he
appointed for his private gain attorney law and this
deponent further alleges information and belief which he verify
arv and all roceenos Which have been aen anv mon he M
said been taken without the knowledge
Mrs. AbgaI Camobc1 PaLer their natural Guardian that al nr
ceengs had taken any, said guardian have
been voluntary his part and without being requested thereto by the
mother Of said minors And this dponent further that in his opn
the said George Davis proper person ap
pointed guardian of the property of said minor children
And this deponen further says that his costee O. Carter ESQ.,
hearing which said Davis appointed guar
dian and that such appointment made without the knowledge and
deponent says
the intention of the under the last will and testament of said
James Campbell deceased to commence proceedings in court of
CECIL BROWN"
Mrs Parkers affidavit is as ollows:
That she the wife James Campbell
Campbell aged years and upwards and of Beat
Campbell thereabouts, children OF
James Campbell That the day of June the Hon. George
d. Gear Second Judge of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit with
consultation without the knowledge and this depo
and without notice her and the other of the of
lanes Campbell under his will duly admitted to probate and without
their knowledge did appoint George A. Davis
toey law guardian of the property said minors Mue Camp
Campbell this deponen objects appoint
of said George A. Davis such guardian the ground that
he her opinion hold the office OF
guaran opinion this deponen necessary
that guardian of the property of said children
should be appointed that the opinion of this deponen ample
property of said conferred
THE judges of Circuit Courts where such children reside and that
the of the last will and of the said James Campbell
the will fully authorized and is their duty
look after and the rights and interests OF said minors
that appointment the said George A. Davis the voluntary
Circuit Judge, and deponent believes made
application the said George Davis parte and without
notice persons interested and without hearing which all
the information notice
that this deponent had OF such appointment from the newspapers
published in the city of Honolulu.
"ABIGAIL X. CANPBELL-PARKER"
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