The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-29

tiff and Robertson & Wilder for de-
PENDANT.
GUARDIAN ALLOWED FEE.
Judge De Bolt confirmed the report
of George Lucas, master, on the ac-
count of Henry Smith, guardian of Ma
omi Miriam Lazarus, a minor. The
guardian was allowed an attorneys fee
of s25, and the master a fee of S25.
According to the account the guardian
received s1364.35 and expended 1882. 20,
leaving a balance of s12-O9 for the
twenty months up to March 1, 1904.
The balance of principal had been in
creased from s57O.5S to 5000. Over $500
had been expended for improvements
and repairs of premises in Beretania
street. The assessment value of the
real estate belonging to the minor is
put down at $500. Regarding the at
torney's fee the master says:
Included among the payments is the
sum of s25 for attendance in court and
preparing and filing accounts. 1t would
seem
been allowed in other trust matters
and by other judges of this court, and
so the guardian is following the exam
pie by asking that he, too, be allowed
the extra compensation which is wholly
with the court
CAMARINOS ESTATE.
C. H. Brown, administrator of the es-
tate of Demetrius George Camarinos,
has filed his final account, with petit
ton for discharge. His receipts are
$13123S and payments $1236.3S, leaving
a balance of SIG.
There are claims against the estate
scheduled amounting to SS051.36, and net
accounts due the estate of s2743.13.
Among the debtors to the estate are
many persons, more or less prominent,
who long since died or left the coun-
try. OF those alive and present there
are goodly number who ought to
rate as good pay for at least small ac-
counts.
ESTATE DR.. ANDREWS.
George P. Castle, administrator of
the estate of the late DR.. George Pierce
Andrews, has filed his final account,
with a petition for discharge. He re-
ceived $155 and paid out $143.S5, leaving
a balance of $11.15, and has in his hands,
real and personal prop
erty valued at $12, 231.15.
E7TpE1 TAIN Inclusion
Judge De Bolt yesterday rendered
decision on the bill for accounting of
Woolsey against Ching
Lum, finding there was no equity in
the bill and ordering it dismissed. The
petitioner claimed half the amount of a
fire claim award of 1865 under an al
legged agreement
DIVORCE SUITS.
Solomon Kaialoa denies every aIlega-
ton of cause in the libel for divorce
brought by his wife Rose.
G. NJ Kaona has brought suit for
divorce against Rosalia Kahou, alleg-
ing her desertion of him since three
months after their marriage by the
Bishop of Olba on August IL, 1885,
In the divorce case of Ying Kyau
zap Ngn VS.. zap Ngn, Judge De Bolt
that the Hbellee pay the libel
liant 81 month alimony pending de-
of the case, an attorneys
fee of S25, in IS instruments monthly
until paid, and costs of these proceed
ings. 1t is also ordered that the Gus
tody of the elder boy be awarded to
the father, and that of the two younger
children to the mother, the libellee and
libellant respectively.
Waimanalo Sugar Co. has brought a
suit in ejectment against w. KahIbaum
for a piece of land containing 1 40100
acres at Kaoao, Waimanalo, with dam
ages of $500. Plaintiff claims in fee
simple by purchase.
Return of summons has been made in
the suit of Pacific Hardware Co, Ltd,
against the partners of the firm of
Sing Chan Co., for $3414.90 and interest.
Defendant in error in Kalanianaole
VS.. Dimond files denial to the writ.
BOND INCREASED.
Judge De Bolt granted an order to
defendant in w. w. Bierce, Ltd, VS..
Clinton ]. Hutchins, trustee, to file a
new bond with two good and sufficient
sureties as required by statute within
i've days from yesterday. The bond
must be double the judgment, which is
;22, 900. Sureties on the original bond
Wood, the former of whom is dead
and the latter has disposed of most
IF his property owing to departure.