Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-03-18

dence can be furnished by trustee
asking for discharge; the objection
that the vouchers are not in proper
form is not an objection to be consid-
ered no reason is given and counsel
contends that no valid reason can be
given why the vouchers are not In
proper form.
1T is for this Honorable Court to
hear the evidence presented and say
whether or not the s62S.60 paid to Mrs.
Tewksbury and others, per account
filed, for her support and the support,
maintenance and education OF her
children, are to be allowed.
1T may be much better for infants
and more to their advancement in fu.
ture life. and especially females, to be
reared and clothed in economical
plainness and decency and receive
reasonable education. though 1t con.
sumo their entire patrimony, than to
be bound on to trades or permitted to
grow up In ignorance and without the
necessary clothing or means to inspire
them with self.respect or introduce
them into decent society. II Is for
Your Honor to decide whether the
money given to the mother of these
! children for their support and educa.
| ton. when she was clothed in her
| right mind, are proper charges and
made with authority and the statement
/ by the guardian ad litem that the trus.
tees. without authority, have expended
the sum of S623.60, IL lat least prema.
J ture. and as the cestui que trustients
I under the trust deed got the money
when 1t was needed. | don't feel that
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rectitude in so advancing them their
own money.
This trustee was urged to-keep suf'
ficient money on deposit and subject
to check to provide for the support
and maintenance and education OF this
woman and her two children and to
pay bills necessary TO be paid and to
build a house upon the lots of land
conveyed TO her from the heirs Of her
late father which would yield some
revenue. and her relatives also urged
this so that II was absolutely in the
interest Of the cestui que trustients tc
so build and erect the house, so that
after four years there Is house and
lot and $1,000 in cash, and interest
paid them of s554.27; and cash ad
vanced Mrs. Tewksbury for the pur
pose set out and to pay bills, s623.6O.
This plaintiff did not rent the house
because Mrs. Tewksbury insisted or
keeping 1t as a home and place tC
abide when not suffering from temper
airy fits of insanity, and If this trustee
departed from the strict line of his du
ty in not renting II, he did what In thu
sight of God and man he believes Il
be just and right towards this unfortu
nate woman and he has also prepared
the bill in equity and will appear him
self to save the costs of litigation tina
have eaten up so many small estates
in these islands. This plaintiff aske,
that his accounts be referred to mas
ter. in this bill; II was quite unneces
: sary for the guardian ad Item to do SO
; The plaintiff now asks Your Honor I,
personally go over these accounts AM
, thus save the masters fee which woul,
come out of the money on deposit II
the bank. and he also asks Your Homo
, indulgence in referring to the coward
J ly and contemplate newspaper attack
, that have been made upon him iron
? time to time by newspapers that seen
3 to be bent upon destroying his assets
D to.wit: his character: and desire to d.
= unto others as he would that the
l.. should do unto him."