The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-29
NONSUIT AGAINST
THE CHURCH
EJECTMENT SUIT
COMES TO A SUDDEN END
ROTATE AND OTHER MATTERS,

ROTATE AND OTHER MATTERS.
Judge Gear yesterday afternoon
granted a motion for nonsuit in the
case of Bishop Libert against Mrs.
Male Kamalu Paahao an ejectment
suit involving land at Kalihiwaena
church. The motion was by w, I,
Rawlns, on the ground that the plain
tiff had not shown title, Stewart not
ed an exception to the judges ruling
granting the nonsuit. The jurors we're
dismissed, much to the satisfaction of
W. F. Jocher, leader of the Carmen"
orchestra, who feared a night session.
Judge De Bolt yesterday granted a
motion by defendant to open judg-
ment given to plaintiff by default on
the 26th inst, in the case of A. w. T.
Bottomley, trustee VS.. J. p. Rodrigues.
1t was shown that due notice of the
hearing was not given, afidavits to
that effect being produced from Hen
ry Hogan, c. A. K. Hopins and Rod
rigues.
The Honolulu Brewing & Mailing
Co., Ltd, by its attorneys, Hatch &
Ballou, files motion that ]. w. Cath
cart and c. c. Biting be required to
produce the authority under which
they claim to represent the plaintiff
in the suit of Western Iron Works Co
against Victor Hoffman and the NOV
ant. A similar motion, referring to
the same attorneys for plaintiff is
filed in the suit Of Niehaus Brothers
Co. VS.. Honolulu Brewing & Mating
Co.
]. p. Dias, administrator of the es-
tate of F. Bothelo, deceased, has filed
his final account with petition for dis
charge. He charges himself with
$14O3.5O and asks to be allowed 1913,
showing a balance of $1O9O.5O. Among
the receipts are death benefit of
$S695O and a funeral benefit of $50 from
the San Antonio Society 1t is stated
in the petition that the Portuguese Mu-
tual Benefit Society of Hawaii has in
it's possession a portion of the death
benefit of the deceased being S499.5O
which it claims will only be paid over
to the legal guardians of his two minor
children.
]. M. Vivas, president of the Por-
tuguese Mutual Benefit Society, petit
tions that John P. Dias be appointed
guardian Of Antonio Bothelo, a minor,
to look after her interest in the estate
of her late father There is about $500
belonging to Bothelos estate in this
society's funds.
Judge De Bolt confirmed the mas
ter's report on the final account of A.
NJ. G. Luce, administrative of the es-
tate of Mary Luce, deceased.
The masters report on the final ac-
count of Alice NJ. G. Luce, administra-
trix of the estate of William Seaborn
Luce, was confirmed, the account APP
proved and the Administrative order
ed discharged p. D. Kellett, Jr., was
allowed a masters fee of S25. Holmes
& Stanley appeared for the petitioner
The account showed a balance due the
Administrative of $244SS7. By will the
deceased left all of his estate to his
wife, and in case she did not survive
him to his two adopted daughters,
Alice NJ. G.. and Beatrice NJ. G. Luce.
He left real estate of 43-1OO acre on
Wylle street.
Judge De Bolt approved the accounts
of E. Faxon Bishop, trustee of the es-
tate of Jas. C. Hayselden, deceased.
1t balances at $25O95O. The inventory
gives the estate a total valuation of
$50, 54S99, of which $4,000 represents real
estate.
H. Focke, George Stubner and FIR.
Freudenberg, appraisers, have returned
the value of the estate of In Chock,
deceased, as $61.SO
In the partition suit of Lee Chu and
c. K. All against Isaac Noar and Julia
Noar Magoon and Lightfoot for plain
tiffs give notice of motion for an order
allowing them to file a supplemental
bill. The proposed bill is attached. II
prays for a sale of the property owned
in common by the parties on showing !
that part of the premises described in !
the original bill was sold under fore
closure of mortgage, the plaintiffs be-
ing the purchasers, and that it is i'm
practicable to partition the remainder
This is a leasehold interest, of which |
Lee Chu owns four, c. X. All five, Isaac |
Noar six and Julia n oar one sixteenth |
Judge De Bolt sustained the demur- |
rer and dismissed the complaint in the |
assumpsit suit of Lee See ct all, VS.. ,
Yee Chin ct al. Doerhitt appeared for |
plaintiff; Crook for two of the de- |
PENDANTS.