The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-16
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CHATTELs
Mrs. Carter Estate Has
Fresh TroubIe---Big
Appeal Batch.

Jessie X. Kaae, Administrative pen
dente lite of the estate of the late Mar
garet V. Carter. deceased. files a sup
Elementary inventory together with a
petition to Judge Robinson submitting
a claim of DIR. A. b. Carter, widower
of deceased, to all of the household
furniture for the courts decision. She
also mentions the alleged seizure of a
horse and carriage without legal pro-
ceedings, by the High Sheriff on be-
half of DIR. Carter. Mrs. Kaae says:
THE undersigned acknowledges re-
| ceipt of all and singular the chattels
| mentioned in said previous inventory,
as well as the money and chattels speci-
! fled in the accompanying supplement-
tary inventory, except that on or
about the 10th day of May, 1904 a GER
tain horse and carriage mentioned In
said original inventory, and then in the
possession of the undersigned In Ho-
nolulu, was forcibly taken from the
possession of the undersigned by A. NJ.
| Brown. Esq, purporting to act in the
premises as High Sheriff of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii and the same have
| not nor have either of them, since
been restored to the possession of the
undersigned. That the reason alleged
by said High Sheriff for said action
was a claim to said horse and carriage,
set forth by Mr.. Edgar Henriques, for
and on behalf of Albert b. Carter. M.
D., the husband of said deceased. That
no legal proceedings were taken or
| pending the premises, but that said
High Sheriff, acting personally and
also through the agency of one of his
police officers, and without any process
of law, commanded the undersigned and
| enforced his command to deliver said
horse and carriage as above stated
Referring to an accompanying affida-
Wit wherein DR.. Carter claims to be
owner of all of the household furniture
and effects I'm the supplementary inven-
tory, excepting $134S.10 cash and one
fur cloak, Mrs. Kaae states that her
claim to the chattels as part of the
estate was based principally on the
evidence, taken before Judge Robinson,
of William Carter, son Of deceased, and
of Edgar Henriques acting as agent
and attorney-in-fact of DR. Carter The
former witness testified that his father
had informed him that all of the par
Tor furniture at the homestead was the
property of deceased individually, and
the latter that he understood and be-
lieved that all of the said furniture
and household equipments at the home
stead belonged to the deceased.
Judgment from the Honolulu District
Court has been entered in the Supreme
Court against defendant in the suit of
j. NJ. Long VS.. Frank C. Bertelmann,
the amount being $72.S4. Execution
was returned unsatisfied in this district
and the entering of the judgment In
the Supreme Court makes property of
the defendant in any district liable to
execution.
j. o. Carter and J. r. Gait trustees
under the will of II. A. p. Carter, de-
ceased, by Ballou & Marx, attorneys.
move that their annual accounts be
referred to a master for investigation
and report and that upon the coming
in of the masters report the accounts
be confirmed.
The old Hagey cure syndicate case
Harrison VS.. Magoon ct ais to the
fore again with motion of Thomas
NJ. Harrison by his attorneys, Robert
son & Wilder, for the Circuit Court to
allow and certify his bill of excep-
tons.
Bernhardt Rudolph Banning has ap-
piled to Judge Weaver for a registered
title to land with the Buildings thereon
situate in Kalia, Honolulu, at King and
Sheridan streets, containing an area OF
1162 acres.
John Walkers application for a reg
istered title to land, as previously re-
ported, has been referred to Lyle A.
Dckey as examiner of titles for re-
port.
The First National Bank of Hawaii
answers for itself In the foreclosure
suit of Louisa l. Lame VS.. NJ. d. Mon
sarrat ct al, setting forth it's holding
of mortgage from the principal de-
PENDANT and asking for satisfaction of
its lien after that of all prior liens.
LOADING THE JURY.
Appeals from the Honolulu District
Magistrate have been certified up to
the Circuit Court as follows:
Akiona. appellant, fined s75 and costs
for possession of lottery tickets.
All Chong, appellant, fined 800 and
costs for conducting a lottery.
Akona, appellant fined $3.50 and costs
for assisting in maintaining and con-
Quoting a lottery.
- u ipuf dllh0 an dHDtlldllNt M
ed $75 and costs for possession of lot
terry tickets
Hamada, appellant, fined $25 and
costs for possession of lottery tickets.
Matsuda, appellant, fined $40 and
costs for needless driving in running
over joins Silva Ferreira with a horse
md buggy at Palama,
Akana, appellant, fined 800 and costs
or conducting n lottery game.
Benjamin Edwards, appellant. sem
enced to be imprisoned at hard labor for
hree months and to pay costs for gross
heat, In giving NJ. Rosenberg, propri-
tor OF the Red Front store, IA false or
Ter on the agents OF the ship A. j.
Ropes 10 the amount OF SEQ for add
'ancc of seamans wages,
Alfred Comes, alias All Combs. ap-
,ellanl fined 81 ami costs for vulgar
md pr0faue language,
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