The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-03
.AUNT'S BILL
IS DISPUTED
Probate of Henry
Roberts Estate
Concluded.
Aftermath of Kamalo
Case Is Still
Pending.
Appeal From Order Of New
Trial-HorribIe Divorce
Cause.

Judge De Bolt has allowed plaintiffs
bill of exceptions to the granting of
new trial in Lum Lung and others VS..
Marion NJ Hoyt, formerly Luning. The
Jury found s594.o7 damages against the
defendant in this case, but Judge De
Bolt granted a motion for new trial.
AN AUNT'S BILL.
Judge Gear ordered the approval of
accounts and discharge of w. o. Smith.
administrator of the estate of Henry
D. Roberts. deceased, upon his de-
posting in court all property of the
estate remaining in his hands. This
was on a hearing of the report of F.
II. Loucks, master, in which attention
was called to claim of Mrs. Edith NJ.
BoneIli for $40 on account of care and
maintenance of Helen Roberts, her
niece and a daughter of deceased aged
8 1-2 years. Mr.. Smith refused to pay
this claim without an order of the
court The charge was at the rate of
$25 a month. AS the amount was en-
tered in the schedule of payments, the
court ordered it surcharged to the adj
ministrator, making the balance on
hand 81, 1901 instead of s4.O2O.11 to be
paid into court. 1t was also ordered
that the administrator account for
shares of stocks given in the inventory
of November 1, 1900, viz: 300 shares
assessabIe McBryde Sugar Co. estim-
ated at $3.50 value and so shares of
paid-up waialua Agricultural Co. esti-
mated at $500 value. The inventory
filed with the final accounts shows:
Cash on hand. .S4,020.11
Five share Olaa Sugar Co. paid
up. ...................... 5000
100 shares Florence Oil. $500
Household furniture, etc.,. 10000
s4,6O511
daughters. from 9 years to 20 months
old.
Decedent was master locomotive en-
gineer of the Oahu railway at his death.
INJUNCTION SUIT DEFERRED.
The injunction suit of Kapiolani Es-
tate, Ltd, against superintendent OF
Public Works Cooper ct al, to enjoin
the taking of land in South street for
road purposes was postponed by Judge
Gears allowing defendants five days
more in which to demur, answer or
plead.
1t is Stipulated in Hayselden VS.. Pain
ct al. that defendant have 20 days more !
in which to plead, answer or dtmur.
Plaintiff in Hackfeld VS.. Strauch ct
al. gives notice of motion to set cause 7;
for hearing.
KAMALO CASE AFTERMATH.
Defendant in Lawrence H Dee VS.. |
w. Fl. Smith demurs to the complaint |
on eight stated grounds. 1t is set forth !
that tht bill does not charge that the |
deed from Frank Hustace to defendant |
was without consideration, nor say that |
the defendant participated in the al
legged intent of Hustace to defraud his
creditors, nor allege what price was
paid by complainant for the land. nor
describe the judgment alleged to have
been recovered against Hustace ct al.
by H. r. Hitchcock ct al, nor whether
it was recovered at law or in equity.
nor describe either the deed from Hus-
tace to defendant or that from the High
Sheriff to complainant, and that there
IS non-jOinder of Hustace as a neces- b
sary party. The case is an aftermath /
Of the celebrated KamaIo Sugar Co.
,ase.
HORRIBLE CHARGE.
Rosa Machida Keola has brought !
suit for divorce against James Keola.
charging him with incestuous inter-
course with his mother-in-law. the |,
ibellant's mother. The parties were
married by Father Clement on April |,
a. 1898, and have two daughters nine
and six years of age respectively.
UNFAITHFUL STEWARDSHIP.
Kahanu. daughter and sole heir of ].
Pinao. deceased. has brought suit 10
compel an accounting by Kailimai, ad-
Of her fathers estate. She Il
charges that he has neglected his adj
duties, leaving them to his
oondsman, Edward B. Mikalemi. who /
he declares has ABUSED the trust and |;
reposed in him by said Ka- \