The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-04

LANTANA
The Chief Charge
in Account of
Gay Estate.
Holt Estate Bids Fair
to Produce Many a
Complication.
Another Party Appeals From
Gear-De Bolt Holds
Cartwright.


H Focke and Cecil Brown, trustees
of the estate of the late James Gay,
have filed their annual account, show
ing receipts of S15,549.62 and payments
of $15.S29.54. which give balance of
S22O.OS in favor of the estate. There
was s6S125O paid to the heirs. The
trustees in submitting the account say:
The gross income has been s15,549.62.
made up as follows:
Receipts from sale of sugar
manufactured by Waialua
Agricultural Co. So ,522.2 %
From Ookala Sugar Coz. S2S.1S
Sale of milk, butter, etc, from
ranch at Waialua ............ 3,0O5.65
Received from rent of rice lands
at Waialua .................. 3,193.5O
The expenditures at the ranch have
been considerable, the principal item
being for the Graduating of lantana at
waialua, and on which alone $2420.S6
has been spent The land is now in
good condition from this expenditure,
and for the ensuing year the expenses
in that line are estimated to be about
half of that spent in the past year. In
the ranch department the herd of cattle
shows an increase of ninety-six head,
the total number of head on hand on
July l, 1903, being 397 head, large and
small, against 237 last year. There
have been but three head of cattle sold
from the ranch during the past year.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
w. Pfotenhauer and Herman
Schultze, executors ana trustees under
the will of Otto Ernst Isenberg, petit
ton First Judge De Bolt for leave to
sell real estate for the purpose of pay
ing a claim of $1,000 against the estate
held by the estate of the late Paul
Isenberg. They represent that it would
be unwise to sell stocks belonging to
the trust in the present depressed mar
ket. besides which the stocks are an
ticipated to yield $4,000 in dividends
this year. They are informed and be-
lieved that ii would be difficult to Sc
cure an income through the renting of
the real estate commensurate with its
value. and indeed that it is uncertain
whether for some time it would be pos
sible to secure any income whatsoever
from the premises in question More |
over, the real estate is of such a char |
acter that, upon the settlement of the |
trust imposed by the will. it could not
be divided in kind but would have to |
be sold.
The premises desired to be sold are
in King street, 1866 feet from
Victoria street. and extend back to
Young street, containing an area of one
and 2-1OO acres and comprising lots As
and II and the westerly half of lots 40
and 40 as laid out on the Government
map of Kulaokahua Plains. The prop
erty was the homestead of the late
Julius Hoting.
HOLT ESTATE MIXUP
With two Judges of the First Circuit
-aking jurisdiction of the forty-year
I'D matter of the estate of Robert Will
lam Holt, deceased, complications
hereof ought soon to develop which
hould satisfy the most exacting of law
yers.
Helen A. Holt. in her individual
and as guardian of Valentine
5. Waite E.. Amelia A, Helene A,
James r. and Irene n. Holt, minor
children of James r Holt, deceased,
ppeals to the Supreme Court from the
rider of Judge Gear appointing Carlos
Long as administrators de bonis non
With the will annexed Of the estate of
robert William Holt, deceased.
Judge De Bolt, in the same matter :
esterday denied the petition of Bruce
filed June 16, 1908. to be al
owed to resign the trust and for the
ppointment of Henry Smith as admin
strator with the will annexed. The a
etition stated that Henry Smith was g
ppointed trustee, the resignation of
etitioner being then accepted, by :
Judge Stanley on June 3, 1900. and that b
hough styling himself trustee Mr. L
NTH had since that date performed o
he duties OF administrator with the !.
ill annexed. a
PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
Judge Gear has ordered anciIlary let g
ers Of administration. with the will a
nneNed. to issue to Byron X Baird on
he estate of his late father. John c.
aird. in this Territory. The deceased .
as United States District Attorney T
or Hawaii at his death p
Judge De Bolt approved the accounts c
nd granted the discharge of c. L.