The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-09-02
ONE COFFIN
NOT ENOUGH
A LunaliIO Home
inmates
Will.


probate of the will of Hoopii Silva, in
which he is named as executor. Petit
toner does not know of any heirs M
law or next of kin of decedent. her
surviving. The estate is representet
as of the value of about 1864, of which
$4,000 is in real estate.
Deceased was resident at Lunalilb
Home. Her will was made on May 81.
1899, and a codicil was appended to 1t or
August is, 1902. Then a codicil on a
separate sheet of paper was executed
on May ., 1904. Mrs. Silva died on
August rs, 1904. After the opening dec
laration identifying herself as "Hoopii
Silva, now residing at Lunalilo Home,
Honolulu, Oahu. and wife of Frank
Silva. lately residing at Manoa, OAHU"
and revolving all wills Heretofore made
by her, the testatriX gives the following
funeral directcns
Il direct my executor to have tive
collins provided for the burial of my
body, an inner and outer coffin. And
that carriages be provided for all OF
the inmates and persons residing at
Lunalilo Home to ride in the process
sion following my remains to the place
of burial"
She then devises and bequeaths as
follows, after the payment of her debts
and funeral expenses: To Manuel Ro-
ga, $1,000; to Kimeona kepano, $500; 10
Waipa Kepano, $500; to Mrs. Maria j.
Forbes and her son William j. Forbes
all of the residue of her property, real
or personal, in equal shares.
The first codcil revokes the legacy of
$1,000 to Manuel Rosa.
BY the codicil of May o. 1904, the for
mer testaments are ratified in all re-
spects save as they may be changed by
the following directions:
She bequeaths to Willie Kepano her
bed and mattresses, etc, also one rug
one clock and two lauhala mats.
She gives to Annie Kepano two
trunks and the contents thereof.
In the event of any money or other
property coming to her executor from
the estate of her late husband, she gives
and devses it to her executor, William
o. Smith, in trust for the purpose, if Il
be sufficient, of buying a lot of land
and erecting a house thereon for the
use of Willie Kepano at such place In
Honolulu as the trustee may in his dis
erection see fit to hold such acquired
property i'll trust for Willie KepanQ
during his minority and, upon his ar
irving at majority, to transfer and de-
liver the property to him or his heirs.
Should the amount from the estate OF
Frank Silva be insufficient for the pur-
pose stated, the trustee is to hold and
invest it for the support and education
of Willie Kepano until he comes of age
and then pay it over to him or his
heirs.
THE PARKER CASE.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Annie Il. Is. Parker, a minor, several
came up in a bunch in
Judge Gears court yesterday morning.
After a great deal of argument all mat
tiers presented We're continued until Ii
O'Clock this morning.
j. a. Magoon and j. Lightfoot APP
peared for j. S. Low, 'as next friend of
the minor; w. a. Kinney, $. NJ. Ballou
and $. II. Derby for the guardian q J.
j. Dunno for Mrs. Elizabeth j. knight
mother of the minor.
Lightfoot presented the motion TO set
for hearing Lows petition for removal
of the guardian. Dunno objected to
setting the cause for trial on the merits
Jurisdiction and of Lows status
as next friend. Kinney, on behalf of
A. w. Carter, guardian, objected to the
hearing ON the motion upon the ground
of precedence of other matters before
the court, also because no replication
to respondents answer had been filed,
Dunno reinforced Kinneys position.
Lightfoot and Magoon argued in turn
against the objections. Kinney referred
to the difference in the status of the
case prior to fling the answer and now.
After Magoon had again replied, KIN
icy called attention to the separate and
distinct phases of evidence required
with regard to the motion to remove
Carter and the motion attacking the
status of the next friend Dunno re-
turned with his objection to proceeding
further until the courts jurisdiction
was settled, Magoon argued some more
ana then the court put the whole busi-
ness over Tor the day.
DENIAL OF EVERYTHING.
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.loual Bank of Hawaii at Honolulu
against j, w, Gaines, j, NJ McChesney
ana Alice McChesney, the two LASH
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