The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-17

Other Matters Shown
On the Judiciary
Records.

| Hermann Focke and Cecil Brown,
trustees of the estate of James Gay,
deceased, have filed their ninth annual
account 1t shows receipts of SO, 1923
and payments of s1O,5242S, leaving a
balance due the estate of s226.95. The
petition for approval of account con-
tainsSthe following statements:
THE general expenses at the ranch
| in Waialua have been s1S36.59. In adj
dition to this amount the further sum
of s1405. So has been expended in clearing
the land of lantana. The amount spent
between the same periods from 1902 to
| 1903 for a like purpose was $242O.S6.
The amount of sugar received from
| the Waialua Agricultural Co. has been
| 1894 bags, of which 1860 bags have oeen
shipped to New York and for which no
returns have as yet been received, the
balance is on hand and unshipped, the
| estimated value being $1,000. The value
of the sugar to be received from 90
| kala Sugar CO. is estimated at about
$1,000.
I'm. the ranch department the live
stock, after deducting those sold and
what have died, show that there are on
hand in the neighborhood of 325 head
of cattle, large and small, IA head Of
| horses and one mule
An addendum to the balance sheet
states:
quite number of cattle We're
drowned and washed into the sea dur
ing the heavy storm and flood in Feb
ruary, 1904, whilst several herd were
hiding in the lantana on the day ef
the drive and were not included in the
count
Heirs of the estate received dun ing
the year s46726S, and the balance on
hand is just $6.S7 in excess of the bal
allce July 1, 1903.
YOUNG MAPS ALIAS.
Holmes & Stanley and Thayer &
Hemenway, attorneys for plaintiff, file
a replication to the plea in abatement
of defendant in the suit of Hoffschlae-
ger Co., Ltd, VS.. Young Hop Chan, alias
Young Nap. They say plaintiff is ready
to verify the statement that defend
ant Young Nap has been known under
the name of Young Hop Chan, and that
for a long period said defendant Young
Nap has been doing business unGer the
name of Young Hop Chan
FORECLOSURE SALE.
An order of foreclosure and sale has
been made by Judge De Bolt in the
suit of Victoria Waru VS.. Alapake I<a-
1--WE. The property consists of fish
pond and salt basins at Kukuluaao Ho-
nolulu, containing an area of one ard
eight-tenths acres. Kinney, McClana-
han & Cooper appeared for plaintiff.
COURT NOTES.
In the divorce suit of Lono Keanini
VS.. John Keanini, it is ordered by Judge
De Bolt that the respondent do forth
with deposit in court the costs in the
sum of $40 and the further sum of $50
to be paid to J. Alfred Magoon as at
torney's fee for complainant.
A motion is filed to place the appeal
of plaintiff in the assumpsit suit of
Thomas Mullen VS.. John Walker on the
Supreme Court calendar. Attorney
Stewart says that the case can be pre-
scented to the court within fifteen min
uteS, as the only issue 1t involves is
whether the copy of the summons is
amendable under Act IS of the Session
Laws of 1903.
Lab Leong prays that he be appointed
administrator of the estate of Chung
zee Seong, deceased, of whom he says
he was the friend and employer. The
heirs at law are Tom Shee, widow, and
three brothers of deceased, and the es-
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Thayer & Hemenway enter their ap-
pearance as attorneys for The Won
Hamm Young Co, Ltd, in the suit
brought against it and Honokaa Sugar
Co, Ltd, by Young Hin ct al.