The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-31
NEW SUITS
BROUGHT
The Pacific Mill
Co. Again In
Court.
Delegate Elect Is Sued
By the Bergstrom
Music co.
Judge De Bolt Signs Order for
Default-Chinese Sues
for Damages.

toi DotiIcSS
| The American Hawaiian Engineer
| ing and Construction Co. has brought
suit against A. Lewis, Jr., to have him
declared a trustee for the sum of
s6O2.6S, which plaintiff alleges was paid
to him. The petition recites that there
was a dispute as to accounts between
the plaintiff and the Pacific Mill Co.
which was finally greed upon by the
attorneys, and in settlement of said
dispute a check for $6O26S was given
by plaintiff to P. L. Weaver as trustee
to be paid to the Pacific Mill Co. in
full settlement. Further that the
check through error was given to a.
| Lewis, Jr., who cashed the check and
it is alleged still holds the money. II
is also set out that the Pacific Mill Co.
is defunct and that it is irresponsible
| and has so far refused to give a re-
ceipt for this money. The plaintiff asks
that defendant be made a trustee to
| strained from paying it over to the
Pacific Mill Co. unless the said COM
| pany gives a receipt in full to the
| plaintiff
| DIVORCE SUIT.
| Olaf L. Sorenson has brought suit
| for divorce against F'ranka st. Clair
| Sorenson alleging deserti> n. The par
| ties were married in September, $685.
| and it is alleged that Hbellee deserted
libellant in the February following.
DELEGATE IS SUED.
Suit has been brought by the Berg
strom Music Co. against Delegate
elect Jonah K. Kalanianao1e for 1921
alleged to be balance due on account.
The case is pending before Judge
Dickey and is reported to be near to
a settlement out of curt. The petition
recites that the amount is due for "a
balance of the purchase price OF GER
tain goods, wares and merchandise de-
livered to the defendant by the plain
tiff upon the special instance and re-
quest of defendant"
A bill of particulars is also filed show
ing the amount to be due for a
pianolo, piano tuning, and music
Judge De Bolt has signed orders for
default in the two foreclosure of mort
gage suits by w. o. Smith, trustee for
Anton Lidgate, and W. o. Smith,
Henry Waterhouse and Mary - Park
er, trustees under the will of w. c.
Lunalilo, against Manuel G. Silva and
wife, Charles r. Hemenway, trustee of
the estate of NJ. G.. Silva in bankrupt |
cy. and Will E. Fisher, receiver in the
divorce suit of Silva V. Silva.
A. S. Mahaulu, administrator of the |
estate of Kealohapunale Makaki, has !
filed his final account balancing at
S475.55
Lau Tong Kai has brought an eject
ment suit, claiming $1,000 damages.
against Chang Chan and twelve others.
doing business as copartners under the
firm name of River Mill Company.
The land sought to recover. be-
sides the damages named, is situate
near the south corner of Pauahi and
River streets, Honolulu, and contains
$1,000 square feet.
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Judges and made another personal as
sault on the Attorney General, accus-
ng him of listening at a door to
private conversation and sending a re-
|
icing to an affidavit in the Judge Hum
'hreys case. The Court might stop him
rom practicing law, but he would
lnything he had done in the cases of
Maria S. Davis and John K. Sumner
BRIEF REPLY.
Mr.. Andre ws in replying said he was
lssG, TO. being abused by the respond
nj, would pay no attention to his
,eTsCr tiles. The allegations against
he respondent were plain and admitted
~ himself. Mr.. Davis brought the
in insanity against John K.
sumner for the sole purpose of obtain :
ng fee for himself and money for
lis client. This was sufficient reason :
or disbarring an attorney. Respond
mt himself testified that he brought
he suit because Sumner was about to
make a distribution of his property
$4,000 to the Catholic tchurch. $4,000 to :
he Ellises and s25, 900 to himself
IF such practices are to be permitted
Y this Court" the Attorney General
oncluded, cit is time the practitioners
hould know it. 1 submit that the re-
pondent is guilty as charged"
TILL TUESDAY NEXT.
Chief Justice Frer oralu G:etaoinup
Chief Justice Frear ordered the Court
djourned until Tuesday. August 4, at
80 p. m. ii