The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-03-22

This plaintiff did not rent the house
because Mrs Tewksbury insisted upon
keeping it as home and place to abide
when not suffering from temporary hts
of insanity and If this trustee departed
from the strict line OF his duty IN not
renting it he did what in the sight OF
God and man he believed to be just and
right toward ti.s unfortunate woman.
He goes on to take credit for preparing
this bill in equity and for intention to
appear himself ito save the cost OF
litigation that has eaten tip so many
small estates in these Islands" In con-
clusion:
ASSETS OF DAVIS.
"rhis plaintiff now asks your Honor
to personally go over these accounts and
thus save the masters fee which would
come out of the money on deposit IN
the bank and he also asks your Honors
indulgence in referring to the cowardly
and contemplate newspaper attacks that
have been made upon him from time to
time by newspapers that seem TO be bent
upon destroying his assets TO wit his
character and desire 10 do unto others,
as he would that they should do unto
him"
THE APRIL TERM
An order was issued yesterday as
signing odd-numbered civil cases for the
April term to Judge Gear and the even
numbered to Judge Robinson, the Grim
inal calendar to be in charge OF Judge
De Bolt
IMPORTANT POINTS DEVELOP.
Judge De Bolt heard argument in the
Lahainaluna contract injunction suit OF
Kendall VS.. Holloway and Lucas Bros.
yesterday morning AS some questions
OF importance had developed in the mat
ter. the court directed counsel for the
different parties to file briefs. The hear
ing was continued until Monday.
PLANNING MILLS BATTLE.
Pacific Mill Co. VS.. Enterprise Mill
Co. went to the jury before Judge Gear
yesterday afternoon. AT 5 p. m. there
being no sign OF verdict, the jury
were sent TO the Hawaiian Hotel for
dinner with instructions to resume their
deliberations at 7:3o.
When the jury had retired Judge Gear
resumed the hearing of the American
Dry Goods Association case.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Gear orders James E. Fullerton,
guardian of the four minor children OF
the late Harry Roberts, to pay the
mother not more than $500 of the prin-
cipal each year for the care and educa-
ton OF the minors, and to pay the nn-
terest monthly.
]. Lightfoot, guardian OF w. II. ID.
King, late minor, files an account
with receipts of $SS6.75 and payments
OF $4oI63, leaving balance OF S4S5.I2.
A petition for his discharge is also filed,
STATING that the ward has come of age.
Charles II. Ramsey is appointed by
Judge De Bolt as administrator of the
estate OF Frederick Ingalls, Cutter, de-
ceased under bond OF $1,000, on the petit
ton OF Stanley A. Gutter.
FORECLOSURES. ETC.
William Blaisdel has filed his bond
in $4,000, with James f. Morgan and
w. II. Hoogs the sureties. as commits
sioner of sale in the suit OF Henry Smith,
trustee, VS.. Christopher John Holt, EN-
ma NJ. Holt and Carlos A. Long.
Judge Gear has signed decree of
foreclosure and sale in the case of Nj.
P. Robinson ct al, trustees of S. c. Al
lens estate, against John c. Crowder
appointing Wm. x. Sims as commits
sioner of sale.
On the petition of both parties, Judge
De Bolt extends the time of execution
one month in the case of Scott & Wag-
ner VS.. w. c. Achi.
COURT NOTES,
In the suit of Henery & Clark VS.. H.
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, and Castle &
Cooke, Ltd, the following papers were
filed yesterday: Judge De Bolts order
overrulng demurrer of II. Hackteld x
Co, Ltd. exceptions to that order and
answer OF II, Hackfcld & Co., Ltd, The
answer is a general denial
Defendant in Brewster VS.. Church is
allowed by Judge Gear ten days in which
to file bill OF exceptions.