The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-08

of Kailua (w) VS.. Abigail K. Campbell
Brown, trustees OF the estate of James
Campbell, deceased. They claim that
James Harvest named in the bill is a
necessary party defendant, but plain
tiff has not made him a party. The
bill is said to be niultifarious in seek
ing relief for several distinct matters
and causes, in many whereof the de-
PENDANTS are not interested. Further,
it is alleged that plaintiff has not stat
ed such cause as does or ought to en-
title her to any such discovery or relief
as is thereby sought from or against
the defendants. This is the case in
which complainant alleges the late
James Campbell forced her to sign
deed in Cecil Browns office.
BALLOUS DESK TELEPHONE.
A demurrer has been filed by Smith
& Lewis for defendant to the bill for in
Telephone Co., Ltd. It sets forth:
THAT said petition is ambiguous in
this. that it does not appear therein,
neither can it be ascertained therefrom
whether or not said petitioners tele-
phone service was at the date of the
filing of said petition and issuing of
the temporary injunction prayed for in
said petition, or now is, connected with
the telephone service of said defendant
THAT said petition is uncertain on
the grounds wherein it is alleged to he
ambiguous.
THAT said petition is unintelligible
on the grounds wherein it is alleged to
be ambiguous.
THAT said petition does not state
sufficient cause or ground for action or
relief in that it does not appear therein
that said petitioner has offered or ten
dered any sum of money or valuable
consideration for the rental and use of
the desk telephone alleged to have been
installed in petitioners residence as set
forth in said petition.
THAT said petition does not state
sufficient cause or ground for action or
relief to entitle said petitioner to any
remedy by way of Injunction
MISCELLANEOUS.
William Blaisdell has filed his bond
in $500. with Jas. F. Morgan and Frank
j. Kruger sureties, as commissioner to
sell lands mentioned in a decree of
Judge Robinson in the suit of Kapiolani
Estate, Ltd, and Allen & Robinson,
Ltd, VS.. r. William Holt and Geo. H.
Holt. He has also taken the oath as
commissioner.
In the matter of the estate of Morris
M. Estee, deceased, Judge De Bolt
granted the petition of j. J. Dunno. adj
ministrator, for a commission TO issue
to Charles A. Shurtleff, attorney at
law, San Francisco, to take the testi-
mony of Geo. G. Carr and w. H.
Sigourney.
1t is stipulated in the assumpsit suit
of Thomas S. Kay VS.. Orpheum Co.,
Ltd, David Kawananakoa, John F.
Colburn, Mark P. Robinson, w. H. Nc
Inerny, Edgar Halstead, Joseph H.
Fisher, John D. Holt, Jr., and Jonah
Kalanianaole that defendant McInerny
may have until December within
which to plead, ETC., as he may be adj
vised.
The Oahu Lumber & Building Co.,
Ltd, has discontinued its suit against
the Inter-Island Telegraph Co, Ltd.
COURTS TOMORROW.
The trial of E. NJ. Jones for the muir
der of Mrs. E. NJ. Jones and Mrs. Sarah
Parmenter is set for tomorrow before
Judge Gear.
Judge De Bolt has the following civil
jury cases listed for tomorrow in their
order: AXtell VS.. Hendricks, damages,
new trial; Peter High VS.. Emmett May
and Robert Parker; Pang Chong VS..
w. Kelle ct al; Dong Chong VS.. Rapid
Transit Co.
Probate of the will of D. T. Bailey is
on the Circuit Court chambers calen-
dar for tomorrow.
Judge Robinson will give his ruling in
presence of the jury, granting a nom
suit in the Hagey cure case.