The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-06

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peared for the defense.
F. Fisher, Robert Mooney and F.
Buckley, three Camp Mckinley SOL
diers, were put on trial in the after
noon for burglary in the first degree.
Deputy Attorney General E. C. Peters
appeared for the Territory. and E. NJ.
Watson for the defendants. The fol-
lowing jury was empaneled: George
Woolsey, F. J. Robello, Sol. Keoloewa,
L. P. Fernandez, L. R. a. Hart, ]. H.
Wise. Carl Willing, ]. L. Aholo, ]. H.
Boyd, j. P. Makainai, E K. Rathburn
and d. Kawananakoa. The defendants
are alleged to have broken into a
saloon at Waikiki just after closing
time one Saturday midnight and at
tempted to carry off portion of the
wet stock.
Cases numbered 81 and SO will follow
the present trial.
VERDICT DENOUNCED.
H E. Hendrick by his attorney,
Thomas Fitch, has filed a motion for
a new trial of ]. c. Axtelrs suit against
himself, on the grounds that the ver-
dict of $4,000 damages for plaintiff is
against law and evidence, and excess
sive damages, appearing to have been
given under the influence of prejudice
and passion"
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Robinson has approved the ac-
counts and granted the discharge of
Kiku Kato and Yaichi Mitsuta, admin
istrators of the will of Iwakichi Kato,
besides ordering the property delivered
over to Kiku Kato, widow of the tesla
tor and sole legatee and devisee.
Judge De Bolt granted letters of tenn
porary administration without bonds
on the estate of Kulia George, deceas-
ed, to George Liilii Nicholas, the dead
woman's husband.
ACCOUNT OPPOSED.
The accounts of J. Lightfoot, admin
istrator of the estate of j. K. Kauna-
mano, deceased, are attacked by Lum
Chip, creditor of the estate. By his
attorney, Lorrin Andrews, Lum Chip
objects to the report of the administra-
tor. He says he filed valid claim
against the estate, of which no men
ton is made in the administrators &C
count, to which no attention has been
paid and on which no payment has
been made. Lum Chip further says the
estate has paid in full the claims Of
DR.. N. B. Emerson, Honolulu Under
taking Co., DR.. S. Mitamura and j..
Alfred Magoon, continuing:
THAT your petitioner calls attention
to the fact that the bill to said J. AL
fred Magoon is for ordinary legal SER
vices usually performed by the admin
istrator, and that the administrator in
this case is an attorney and counselor
at law, fully qualified to perform such
services, and that said ]. Alfred Ma
COON, to whom said administrator has
paid the sum of two hundred (200) dol
lars, is associated in legal business
with the administrator"
Finally, Lum Chip objects to the
payment of various notes in full, as
shown by the schedule and vouchers,
there being nothing to show that said
notes are preferred claims as against
his own claim.
ANOTHER LANAI ACCOUNT.
F. H Hayselden, administrator of the
estate of w. M. Gibson, by his attor-
ney, A. G. Correa, has f1led an account
of the Lanai ranch in the equity suit
for accounting of Hayselden VS.. Pain
ct al. 1t shows a net debit of 1,573. 10
to the partnership leasing the ranch,
which consisted of Mrs. F. H. Haysel-
den, the late Paul Neumann and w. H.
Pain, owning one-third interest each.
Defendant Pains account, as pre-
viously reported, was filed on Satur-
day. 1t showed a net revenue of SILL
929 for the ranch, or $39610 in excess
of the sum now debited by the admins
traitor.
HAGEY CURE CASE.
Judge Robinson set for hearing on
Monday, 26th inst, the case of Thomas
NJ Harrison VS.. ]. A. Magoon ct al,
relative to the Hagey cure contract,
which has been in the courts for sew
eral years.
PLEADINGS.
In the action to quiet title of Lucy
K. Peabody VS.. Emily P. Judd ct al,
plaintiff by her attorneys, Frank An
drade and J. J. Dunno, move for leave
to amend complaint.
Judge Gear allows James Hoare, one
of the creditors of the estate of the late
Antoine Rosa, ten days from it's date
to file exceptions to the report of the
commissioner to admeasure dover.
Plaintiff by its attorney, Avon H
rer in the suit of Wilmerding-Loewe
Co. VS.. Lawrence H. Dee.
]. Alfred Magoon demurs to the
amended complaint against himself anc
Thomas Fitch brought by Harvey Car
penter, on the ground that it docs no
state whether plaintiff declares on {
check or on bill of exchange
The Oriental Life Insurance Co. b!
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enters a joinder in demurrer of C
Winam, Bishop & Co. and Bank o
Hawaii.