The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13

about 11:45. Mr.. Straus took the rest
of the day until o'clock, less an hour
and a half recess at noon, in cross
examining the witness.
MRS. GERTz PERSISTENT.
Mrs. Anna Gertz has filed a paper
in two parts, covering nine pages of
legal cap in fine manuscript. The first
part is petition to the First Circuit
Court by herself, as eXecutriX of the
Will of Christian Gertz. deceased, Ito
approve the partition of the real es-
state and to extend the time for exc
cutting the provisions of the viii Of said
Christian Gertz, deceased"
The second part is a counter aff1-
davft to affidayits recorded in the Reg
istry OF Conveyances by J. Alfred Ma
COON, trustee for c. H. and B. R. Ban>
ming in Gertz mortgage natter
Mrs. Gertz in both documents gives
a history of her now celebrated case,
in which she declares that she has been
deprived of property without due pro-
cess of law.
OLD SUIT DECIDED.
Judge De Bolt rendered a decision
for defendant in the ejectment suit of
Kauha VS. Peter High for property at
Waikiki. 1t was shown that before
the suit was begun, the plaintiff exc
cuted lease of the land to Alexander
Young and that, subsequent to the
bringing of the suit, he delivered a
deed of the land to Alexander Young.
Summons was issued in this case by
Judge A. w. Carter on October II, 1897.
Judge Silliman partly heard and con-
tinued the case in April 1900. At the
final hearing the present term Castle
& Wilmington appeared for plaintiff,
and Ballou & Marx for defendant.
LILIUOKALANI DEMURS.
A demurrer is filed in the suit of
Tuhg Yau VS.. Liliuokalani, which says
having an exhibit annexed to it in the
Hawaiian language without an Eng
lish translation, also that it is uncer-
tain in not making it appear that the
suit is to be brought before. at or |
in any term of the First Circuit Court |
claims $4,000 from the
former Queen for having been elected !
from certain taro land in Manoa val |
ley by Ane Hilo, the rightful owner, on |
May %, 1901. the defendant having exc |
cuted a lease of the same land to him |
on April 1. 1901, for the term OF fif- |
teen years.
THE GIBSON ESTATE.
Fred H. Hayselden, trustee OF the |
estate of the late Walter Murray Glib |
son, filed his second account balancing |
at $52,262.61. A certificate of the heirs, |
approving the account, is annexed. w. |
G. Irwin paid the estate $50, 900 in pur-
chase of the Chas. Gay mortgage.
Among the payments are $S254 to take
up a mortgage on the Lanai ranch and |
SS0o1.6S each to the five heirs-WaIter
Fl. aayselden, Talula Lucy Vetlesen,
Fred Howard Hayselden, David K.
Hayselden and Rachel X HayseIden
Judge De Bolt has approved the ac-
count
COURT NOTES.
An answer has been filed by defend
ant Allen & Robinson. Ltd, in the suit
o foreclose mortgage of Cecil Brown. /
rustee, VS. r. w. Aylett ct al. 1t sets
Up lease on the property assigned by
Way of mortgage to the late Samuel c.
Allen, contending that the lease is still Il
[and and submitting that, if a decree |
II foreclosure be granted, the premises
4oiu We Solu SUBJECT 10 sad lease.
A general denial by defendant is filed
II the assumDsit suit of H. Hackfeld
Co., Ltd, VS.. c. @. zee Hop.
Defendants bill of exceptions is filed
n the suit of Hawaiian Trust Co. VS.
NJ. Brown, relating to a seizure of
liquors under execution at the Moana
lotel.
The appeal of Pacific Club from con-
lotion by District Judge Whitney, of
cling liquor without a license, has
zen perfected to the Circuit Court.
c. a. X. Hopkins. p H. Brunette
nd j. A. Thompson, appraisers, re-
urn the value of the estate of the late
>r William Sherman Noblitt as $6434.-
5.