The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-30
MORTGAGES
F0R[CLOSED
Old Native Woman
Sues Campbell
Estate.
Lowrie's Eva Trespass
Suit Being Tried
By Jury.
Hasey Cure Case Still on-Motion
for Judgment as Against
Verdict.

The trespass suit Of W. j. Lowrie VS..
Kalau kaaikainahaole, a native wo-
man, came on for trial before Judge
De Bolt yesterday. Smith & Lewis
and R. D. Mead appeared for plaintiff
and S. H. Derby of Kinney & McClan-
ahan for defendant. The following
jurors were empaneled to try the case:
Isaac Adams, Jas. A. Aud, Ben Guer-
zero, Chas. B. Dwight, J. H. Love, Geo.
H. Karratti, P. NJ. Lucas, M. W. Park
hurst, q. E. Mossman Geo. c. Potter.
E. c. Holstein and L. H. Dee. When
plaintiff had rested Mr.. Derby moved
for nonsuit, which was denied and
an exception noted. The land in con-
troversy is at honolulu, being used
by Eva Plantation Co., of which plain
tiff was manager when the suit orig
mated.
Judge Robinson had the Hagey cure
case on trial by jury before him all
day yesterday.
Bishop & Co. discontinue their as
sumpsit suit against c. H. Brown
AGED wOMAN'S SUIT.
Judge De Bolt made an order re-
hitting advance costs to Kailua in her
equity suit against the trustees of the
estate of James Campbell, deceased,
on an affidavit showing that plaintiff
is aged and inf1rm and without means
to make the usual cash deposit. The
old lady's suit is for restitution of
property, with damages of $4,000. She
alleges that the late James Campbell
forced her to sign deed of the prop
erty to him, in Cecil Browns office in
the year 1898.
TWO FORECLOSURES
Judge De Bolt, following a previous
order of default, granted the petition
for foreclosure of mortgage in the suit
of Bishop & Co. VS.. Marian A. Austin
ct al, and appointed P. D. Kellett, Jr.,
as commissioner to sell the property
Smith & Lewis appeared for petit
TONERS, and e. R. Hemenway as trus-
tee in bankruptcy of H. c. Austin.
Judge De Bolt signed decree of
foreclosure in the suit of John M.
Dowsett, trustee, VS.. Grace A. Brown,
for debt, interest, fees and costs
amounting to S296S6S P. D. Kellett,
the property, consisting of two lots in
Young street respectively containing
7345 and 7140 square feet. The sale
will be at Morgan's auction rooms on
Saturday, November 81.
TO OVERRIDE VERDICT.
In the ejectment suit of Henry Smith
VS.. Hamakua Mill Co., Ltd, the de-
PENDANT moves for judgment non OBJ
stante veredicto on the following
grounds: 1, that on the plaintiffs own
showing, and if there were no evidence
for the defendant, the plaintiff would
be entitled to no more than one I'M
divided eighth of the ahupuaa of Ko-
holalele, and not an undivided fourth
thereof as claimed by him and found
by verdict of the jury. 2, That upon
the undisputed and uncontrodicted
facts shown by all the evidence in said
cause, transcript whereof is part of
tense of statute Of limitations was and
is fully sustained, both in fact and
in law. Alfred S. Hartwell and Cecil
Brown present the motion.
JUDGMENT OF DEFAULT.
Judge Robinson signed an order that
the bill of complaint be taken pro con-
fesso, through default of defendants,
in the equity suit of Kapiolani Estats,
Ltd. and Allen & Robinson, Ltd, VS..
r. William Holt and George RI. Holt.