The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-17

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fine reduced to SO and costs
Owing to the constitutional snag en-
countered as elsewhere reported, Judge
Gear excused his trial jurors until
Monday morning.
KAMALO CLAIM PAID.
Execution for $1575.65. including all
costs, in the suit of Hawaiian Hard
ware Co, Ltd, VS.. kamalo Sugar Co,
Ltd, has been returned as fully salts
fed by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth,
who collected the money and distribut-
ed it, the amount paid the plaintiff be-
ing S1507.75.
FIRE CLAIM CASE.
Ching Lum answers the complaint OF
Kamakaukani woolsey, in bill for
1865. He denies that he agreed to pay
complainant any part of the award.
While she has erected no building on
the premises since the fire. it is further
alleged, he has expended $500 in a new
building thereon, making the premises
more valuable to the plaintiff as lessor
than they were before the fire.
DAVIS AND HIS FEE.
George A. Davis has brought an as
sumpsit suit for the January, 1904, term
against Libana de Nobrega, claiming
one thousand dollars as attorneys fee
in defendants divorce suit and costs
of the present action. Sylvano de No
brega, the divorced husband, gave a
mortgage against the alimony ordered
in the case, but there was no provision
made for Davis's fee.
OTHER NEW SUITS.
Tom Been has given notice of me-
chanic and materialmen's lien against
Filumena Benevides for S16S.50 upon a
house and lot in Kaliu tract.
Allan w. T. Bottomley as trustee has
begun suit against L. r. Medeiros and
]. P. Rodrigues for $500 alleged to be
due the Washington Mercantile Co. on
the purchase of the store at the Wal
kiki corner of King and Beckley streets
in Kalihi. 1t is alleged that the prop
erty known as 1.-The Kalihi Store" to-
gether with it's stock and fixtures and a
horse and wagon, was sold to the de-
PENDANTS on January 26, 1900. The pur-
chase price was $4,000 and thirty-four
shares of the capital stock of the
Washington Mercantile Co. and it is
alleged that the stock was turned over,
but that only $4,000 has been paid.
Judgment is asked for the remainder,
$500, with interest.
NOTICES.
In the eiectment case of James H.
Cummings VS.. LOUISIANA Noble, Leon M.
Strauss by his attorneys, Long & Long,
replies to Holmes & Stanley's notice to
admit facts and documents by denv-
ing that he is defendants attorney, but
pleads to the jurisdiction of the court
so that defendant may not be deprived
of her legal rights.
Castle & Wilmington for defendant
admit the facts and documents as re-
quested by Holmes & Stanley for plain
tiff in the ejectment case of the Bishop
Estate Trustees against Lula, saving
exceptions to their admissibility as evil
dence.
Robertson & Wilder file their appear
ance for defendant in the suits of the
Gear, Lansing & Co. trustees and T. F.
Lansing, severally, against Emmett
May.
Judge Robinson has issued notice
that on MONDAY next at III a. m. ne Will
call, for the purpose of setting down
as ready for trial, all the even num-
bered cases from 126 to 176 inclusive.
COURT NOTES.
The verdict for plaintiff in the eject
ment suit of Kapiolani Estate VS.
Thurston excepted a certain portion OF
land containing an area of 1858 fathoms
p r ID n
Kellett, Jr., appraisers, have placed the
value of the estate of the late William
Phillips at s2665O.