The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-19
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ESTATE HERR
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Sixteen heirs are named In the pet u
tion of Mrs. Julia Along to the Circu0 4
Court for letters OF administration "a
issue In the matter of the estate OF he
late husband. Mr.. Chun Along, for tn
property ne is believed to have in Hg
wall, amounting to $4,000. This woul
give little more than s2S00 to eacHt
Mrs. Along petitions that such letter.
issue to the Bishop Trust Company]
Ltd She sets forth in her petition: Il
"S That said Chun Along diei
on or about September 20. 1906, at Ma
Gao, In the Empire of China, being III
the time OF his death a resident of sal
Macao, and leaving an estate within til
jurisdiction of this court. That duA
search and enquiry have been made t
ascertain If the deceased left any VIE
and Testament, but none nave yet bee
found and according TO the best knowlt
edge and belief of your petitioner, sal
deceased died intestate.
THAT the estate of the decease 4
within the Territory of Hawaii is d1
about the value of $4,000 and consist
OF as follows:
coupon bonds Oahu Railway & Lan%
Co., Ltd, Nos. 7O4-71O; shares of thy
capital stock of the California FEED
Co.; 1s7 1-2 shares of the capital stoc
of the Hawaiian Hardware Co.; q
shares of the capital stock of thu
Mutual Telephone Co.: 125 shares ot
the capital stock of the Oahu LumbeS
& Building Co.; 10 shares of the capita1
stock of the Bulletin publishing Co.; 4
promissory notes of F. Il. McStockef.
dated December 2S. 1885, for $4,000 each4
promissory note of Anna Long and
c. w. Booth for $4,000, dated Octobet
8, 1894; promissory note of Rose Robf
ertson and James w. Robertson, dated
November u, 1898, for $3.50; and 1-1S
of the 1000 shares of the capital stocIH
of the Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Ltd, helH
in trust under deed, dated October III
1889, subject to prior life interest, BEING
the property assigned to the deceased
by Emmeline NJ. Magoon by deed dated
July 10, 1890, and of record in the Hal
waian Registry of Conveyances III
Liber 255 at pages 2O1-2O2.
THAT the heirs of the said deceased
known to the petitioner are:
xhoSoOIis tau5Hs~-
married, residence Honolulu; Anthony
C. Along, son, married, Macao, China
Nancy l.. McStocker, married, Homo
lulu; Mary Catherine Along. daughter
single, Honolulu; Alice Lillian Hufchin
son, daughter, single. Honolulu; Mario
*. Humphreys, daughter, marriedA Ho1
nolulu: Helen G. Henshall, daugHter]
widow, Honolulu; Albert F. Along, Non
married, Honolulu, Abram II. AfoS Sre
son, married, Honolulu; Julia Joh& n
stone, daughter, married, HonoluNk
Caroline B. Riggs, daughter, marrieSH
Honolulu; Martha NJ. DoughertS
daughter, married, Minneapolis; Hem
rietta Whiting, daughter, married.
Berkeley; Elizabeth Burns, daughterj
married, New York; Melaine Brewster|
daughter, married. New York"
Holmes & Stanley are attorneys forl
Mrs. Along.
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS.
Thirteen true bills of indictment were
presented to the United States DistrictI
Court yesterday by the Federal grand
jury as follows:
Marcella Figuroa, bigamy; OginoI
Yong Tau, perjury; Joe Cahuna, adul-I
terry; Yamakame, Illicit distilling; j
Frank c. Bertelmann, impersonating U.l
S. officer; Alahi, smuggling cigars;
Wong Min, perjury; Edward Knust,
misuse of U. S. mails in scheme to de-
fraud; Tsuga Agawa and Takao,
adultery; oh Moi, perjury; Geo. Maau-
ona and John Puana, forcibly breaking
into postotfice; Charles Ahu, smuggling,
cigars.
F. C. Bertelmann is up on the sams
old kind of charge, that of imper-
sonating a government officer among
Japanese and Chinese and collecting
81 from each for license" Geo. Ma
aieono and John Puana are accused of
breaking into the pOstofiice at Waia-
kea, Maui, on June last. Both pris-
oners have confessed. Some of the de-
PENDANTS accused of embezzlement are
alleged to have smuggled cigars ashore
from the Doric last April.
GOT YEAR AND A HALF.
Pahau, ~ years of age was sem
fenced to eighteen months imprison-
ment at hard labor by Judge Lindsay
> u
on Monday of criminal assault on a girl
eleven years of age. The jury recon-
mended mercy, but the Judge gave the
maximum sentence. Judge Lindsay
thought the maximum a very small
sentence for such case and so gave
the man the full benefit of the law.
SPLITS THE DIFFERENCE.
The Supreme Court yesterday filed a
decision in the appeal of II. M. Won
Holt. trustee, appeal from Tax Appeal
Court Fourth Taxation Division, in
which the latter sustained a return of
$4,000 as against an assessment of
sS9S,525. The property involves a lease
from the government for thirty years
from January l, 1890, at an annual
rental of $4,000. The Supreme Court
decides the assessment should be
s275,0O0.
COURT NOTES.
The case OF the Rapid Transit Co. VS..
Honolulu Tax Assessor was heard yes
teIday afternoon in the Supreme Court.
The case was continued at the close of
the day until 10 a. m. today.