The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-26
CAMPBELL
WILL CASE
Is Finally Submitted.
Some Other Court
Matters.

The Campbell will construction cast
came up for further argument. on {
question asked by the court itself be
fore the Supreme Court yesterday. Al
Of the following counseI appeared fol
the parties named respectively and
participated in the argument:
Henry Holmes for the trustees, =. j
Dunno for Princess Kawananakoa. E
NJ Watson for Kawananakoa minors
E. c. Peters for Campbell minors, A. G
M. Robertson for Mrs. Campbell-Par-
ker and r. w. Breckons for Mrs. Mac
farlane.
After argument the court took the
case as finally submitted.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Before U. S. Judge Dole yesterday
Tsuya Ogawa and Takao were put or
trial for adultery. Assistant District
Attorney Dunno prosecuted, and w. L
Rawlins defended. The following
Wayne, o. C. Wharton, Herman Wal
ter, Chas. P. Fisher, w. L. Hopper
Wight Atkins, VIM. A. Dickson, A
Enos Jr., J. j. Egan, VIM. Decoto, Da'
vid F. Thrum, J. F. Brown.
A nolle prosequi was entered fol
Frank Costa, larceny, by District At
torney Breckons. His codefendant
Marcello, had been acquitted the day
before, both giving evidence against
each other at the trial.
LAND SALE ORDER.
J. Akoni, guardian OF Ale Akoni,
female minor, is authorized by order
of Judge De Bolt to sell his wards
one-eighth interest IN a portion of the
ahupuaa of Waiawa, two acres 1T
area The reason for the order is thai
Oahu Sugar Co., owner of the remain
ing interests, was about to bring par
tition suit and the value of the minor
interest was so small that it could i'll
afford the expense of taking part in
such a suit.
DIVORCE CASES.
E. Henrietta Mitchell has sued John
P. Mitchell for divorce on the grounds
of desertion and non-support. They
were married November Is, 1895, and
have four children from 10 to 6 years
of age.
Mary Makaena is suing David Ma
kaena for divorce, alleging grossly
abusive conduct, Iaziness and failure to
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restrain the libelee, pending the deci-
sion of the case, from invading or oc-
cupying the home of libelant in School
street They were married July 1, 1899
and have no children.
FIGHT FOR A LANE.
Mrs. Nakuina, Commissioner of Pri-
vate Ways, partly heard on the merits
Yesterday the complaint of Annie K.
Woolsey against Lee Let and e. O.
Winston regarding the alleged en-
croachment on a four-feet right of way
near the fish markets. j. A. Magoon
and A. S. Kaulukou appeared for plain
tiff, r. w. Breckons and w. w. Thay-
er for Lee Let and w. L. Stanley for
e. C. Winston.
COURT ITEMS.
A motion by complainant TO set
day for hearing argument on demurrer
in the suit of H G. Middleditch, trus-
tee in bankruptcy Of Chas. F. Herr1ck
Carriage Co., VS.. David Kawananakoa,
Kapiolani Estate, Ltd. and E. A. {.
Long, trustee. will be presented 10
Judge De Bolt tomorrow morning.
Ella E. Lyon has petitioned that she
be appointed Administrative of the es-
tate of Albert J. Lyon, her deceased
husband. who left personal property
and effects, the value whereof is to Pc
titioner unknown.
Judge De Bolt signed an order re-
curing plaintiff to pay defendants at
torney's fee of $500 in the injunction
suit of Isidor Rubinstein VS.. H. Hack
field &. Co, Ltd, which suit had been
dismissed.
William A. Hall has filed exceptions
to the judgment against him and IN
favor of Allen w. T. Bottomley, trus-
tee of Washington Mercantile Co., for
$500.
Lyle A. Dickey, examiner, has made
a favorable report to the Court of Land
Registration on the petition of John
Walker for a registered title.