The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-01-15
HAWAIIAN
RANCH|NG
Big Figures Given
for Estate Of
a Minor.

| i1aihtl tiidl loi
slaughter was resumed from Friday
last before Judge Robinson yesterday
morning. Deputy Attorney General
Peters presented in evidence several
photographs of houses and surround
ing objects at Puuloa, where Kaaihue
is alleged to have been strangled by
the hands of the defendant.
S. F. Chillingworth was entered of
record as associate counsel for Nuu-
anu, on motion of Henry Hogan, de-
fendant's chief counsel.
The prosecution had not rested yes
terday evening.
Carl Santos. indicted for assault and
battery with a deadly weapon, was
| released on nolle prosequi requested
by Deputy Attorney General Peters.
William Patterson's trial for assault
and battery was set for 10 o'clock to-
| morrow.
MINORS LARGE ESTATE.
Alfred w. Carter, guardian of the es-
| tate of Annie T. X. Parker, a minor,
| has presented his fourth annual ac-
receipts of s1s,977.S9 and payments Of
| 81. .661.95, leaving a balance Of $7,315.94
| to the estate. Judge De Bolt has re-
ferred the account to P. D. Kellett, Jr.,
as master.
Among the larger payments Is an
item of s56,25O for $50 interest in the
ahupuaa of Waikoloa from Lucy X.
Peabody and others. The balance
from tho third
$12,537.57.
The inventory of the minors estate
shows about 93,S S3S acres of real estate,
including the proportion of Waikoloa
| above mentioned; twelve leaseholds of
land. all but one from the Government;
loans, investments and cash on hand
amounting to s55,565.94, and a half in
terest. respectively, in $4,000 head cat
tie, 1000 horses and all other live stock
on the Parker ranch.
Parker ranch reports appended to
the account show total realizations of
s149, 1902, of which s133, ,932.75 was de-
rived from sales Of 310S head of cattle.
Butter was sold to the amount of $3.50
pounds, bringing $685. or an average
of 33.46 cents a pound.
The disbursements came to s13S 02S. 81,
leaving an excess of realizations of
$11, ,141.35. The items of disbursements
were these:
Operating expenses .... ..... s66, O62. "A
Permanent improvements -. 3,151.59
Stock purchases 80. .....,.... 90
Dividends paid during year =. 6S,464.64
SATISFYING JUDGMENT.
The suit of Enterprise Mill Co. VS..
Pacific Mill Co. had another airing be-
fore Judge De Bolt yesterday, on a
motion for examination of judgment
debtor. A verdict was obtained by
plaintiff at last term, but when it came
to collecting the judgment by execu-
ton no property could be found on
which to levy. There We're moneys
due the defendant, however, to get
which for satisfaction of the judgment
was the object of this hearing.
Hatch & Ballou appeared for plain
tiff; Castle & Wilmington, for Ameri-
can-Hawaiian Construction Co., one of
the garnishees; Abram Lewis, Jr., an
other garnishee, in person. Defend
ants counsel at the trial did not ap-
pear
The court ordered Mr.. Lewis to pay
to the plaintiff s6O2.64 which he held
in trust. The American Hawaiian En-
gineering & Construction Co. was or
dered to pay s39736 it owed to the de-
fendant into court.
THE KANOA ESTATE.
The report of Mr.. Kellett as master
on the accounts of the estate of Ka-
leipua kanoa, deceased, shows S2579
on each side, as all the surplus over
expenses went to the beneficlaries. The
t,,, To-, 81
rs, or $3OS.75 to each. BY the last in
ventory, filed in September, 1898, the
estate consisted of $31, 300 value in real
property and $1,000 in personality. 1t
was recommended by the master that
new inventory be filed. This estate
is that left by the widow of Paul Ka-
noa, who was Governor of Kauai and
Finance Minister in Kalakaua's Cab
met overthrown by the revolution of
1887. The account here mentioned was
approved by Judge De Bolt as pre-
viously reported
BROWN MINORS ESTATES.
The report of Mr.. Kellett, master, on
the guardianship of Francis Hyde II
Brown, a minor, shows a balance of
$l469.70 for the ward from receipts of
s26S3,70, the latter including the pre-
vious years balance of $57S.7O. The
minors estate Is valued at S27,1S1. In
the same masters report on the guar
| dianship of George Ii Brown, the bal
ance is shown as s7lS.24 from receipts
of s3725.S5, the previous years balance
having been s665,S5. The estate is
valued at s2S,2S32i. Both accounts are
found correct with the exception that
,, in George Ii Browns case % head of
cattle are said to require accounting
for. Judge De Bolt approved the ac-
counts on the hearing of the masters
reports.
THE CUMMINS ESTATE.
II. w. Breckons, attorney for the
beneficiaries, has filed exceptions to
| the supplementary report of Henry