The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-01
COMM|SSS
OF JUSTIN
Good Till Sena
Has Acted Oh
Them. }
(From Thursdays Advertlser.]

From Thursdays Advertiser.l
The commissions of Chief Justice NJ
F. Frear, Alfred S. Hartwell and F. M
Hatch, constituting the Supreme Court
of the Territory of Hawaii, were re-
ceived from Washington in the Coptic's
mail. They are recess commissions
extending only to the end of next ses-
sion of Congress. The appointments 4
will be submitted to the United States
Senate at next session for confirmation
and when confirmed new commissions
VIII be issued extending to the end Of
the four-year term. This is tn. Federal
practice regarding appointments the
Constitution requires the President to
make with the advice and consent of
the Senate. Under the Republic Of
Hawaii, having a similar provision as
to recess appointments being until tho
end of next session of the Senate, COM
missions in recess We're issued for the
full terms of the offices and remained
in force when the appointments were
confirmed. New commissions were on
ly required when the Senate failed to,
confirm appointments.
The Supreme Court adjourned at noon
yesterday until July IL
w. r. Castle VS.. Kapiolani Estate.
Ltd, writ of error, had previously beanl
argued and submitted. d. l.. Within
ton appeared for plaintiff in error.
5. II. Derby for defendant in error,
LOOKS LIKE MEDICATION!
Mrs. Jessie X. Kaae was appoin
by Judge Robinson as administraty
pendente lite of the estate of MargaretN
V. Carter deceased, under $500 bond
to be filed by Tuesday next She is
also, within ten days, to file her ac-
her appointment until that of her re-
moval. A supplementary inventory
will, moreover, be furnished by Mrs.
Kaae.
Edgar Henriques, guardian of the
minors, failed to make good his accu-
sations against Mrs. Kaaes manage
ment of the property. When he had
stated that the children desired to go
to the homestead at Makao for the
holidays, the will of their mother hav-
ing stipulated that the place was to-
be reserved as a home for them and
her husband, DR.. Carter, he was asked
if he had made request of Mrs. Kaae
in that regard.
No" he answered, because we do
not speak,"
1t further came out in evidence that
the premises, instead of having de-
Perforated under Mrs. Kaaes control,
We're in better condition than ever.
Broken down fences complained Of
We're not worse than could be repaired
with hammer and nails in q few min
utes.
AS to the occupancy of the prem
by relatives it came out that RicRS
Lane, brother of the eXecutrix and hsl
late sister, occupied a small portion
and paid rent in excess of what it was
worth. Again. with regard to the fur
niture, there was evidence that it had
been mostly bought by DR.. Carter him
self.
The petition of Henriques for the
appointment of II. w. Kinney as ad-
ministrator pendente lite was practical-
ly abandoned at the hearing. The pend
ing litigation is Mrs Kaaes appeal to
the Supreme Court from the order of
her removal.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Charles Phillips, administrator of
the estate of Henry Congdon, deceased,
has filed his final account with a petit
tion for leave to sell real estate to pay
claims. His receipts are s5O31.S9 and
payments s496S.64, leaving a balance of .
$63.25. Against this balance, with no |
other personal property remaining.
there is one claim of s270 besides at
torney's fee and costs of court. M
real estate consists of a piece q
on the south slope of Punchb2
| containing an area of 12,150I
and lots l, and in Kap
Addition.
Henry Holmes was
Eliza
castle