The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-15

A nolle proSequl was entered by
Deputy Attorney General Plosser yes
terday in the case of George Lucas, in
dicted for ENLIGHTENMENT, and defend
ant was discharged by Judge De Bolt.
The amount in question was $500 be-
longing to the estate of Puhipaka Ma
lama, a minor.
NEW COUNSEL ASSIGNED.
The trial OF Halemano for man
slaughter was continued at opening of
court yesterday morning until Monday
morning, owing to the illness of Hen
ry Hogan, attorney for defendant.
At the request of defendant Judge
De Bolt assigned new counsel to him
in the persons of G. III. Olson and l..
G. Kellogg
All of the jurors in Judge De Bolt IS
court except those engaged on the
Halemano case, are excused until 10
a. m. Tuesday.
DOUTHITT STRIKES BACK.
E. A. Douthitt, guardian ad litem
of Valentine S., Watty E., Amelia K,
Helene A., Irene I'll. and James r. Holt,
minors, in the Holt will case, has given
notice smith ~ LEWIS, attorneys lOI
Helen Cushingham, that at a. IN. on
Monday next he will move to strike
from the files of the court the ''pur
ported protest. of the last-named
against his answer in the case, upon
the following grounds:
81. That the moving party, namely,
Helen E. Cushingham, has no legal
right or authority to interpose SAID
protests.
''2. That the bill to construe the
will herein does not and can not estab-
fish, fix or adjudicate any rights or
interests of the minors herein repre-
sented by the undersigned or any of
the rights, interests or estate of any
other person interested in said estate,
and nothing contained in said answer
could be construed to be prejudiciai
to the rights or interests of said minors.
So That the motion and protests
are impairment and collateral.
81 That said motion and protests
are not such pleadings or papers as
are authorized by the law or by the
procedure or practice of this court. -
DAVIES MINORS.
John A. Magoon, guardian of David
Owen Davies and Elizabeth Davies,
minors, was discharged by Judge De
Bolt yesterday. The accounts were
certified by the wards as approved by
them. There is one account of David's
estate up to February 10, 1902, show
ing a balance of $592.66 due to him.
The next account is up to September
10, 1906, and shows a balance of 1882
81 due to the ward. An inventory III
the later account shows the estate to
be of the value of Ss234.O2, exactly
the same as shown in an inventory OF
four years before. The account of
Elizabeth IS estate ends with February
10, 1902. -when there was a balance of
$161.53 due to her.
THE LAND COURT.
Maui Dry Goods & Grocery Co., Ltd,
in addition to its claim of title in its
petition for a registered title, further
claims title to the property in ques
ton by right of adverse possession for
over twenty years.
In the matter of the petition of j.
B. Anterior Estate, Ltd, for reg.
istered title to land at Pearl City,
Judge Weaver has cited M. G. Correa,
Oahu Railway & Land Co, t. r. Lucas
and John Garden as trustees, 1. Keala-
ula, trustee; G. A. Howard, j. K. Ke
kaula and David Waiau; Territory of
hawaii by ~. oteTS DIS AtGOIuCy
General, and County of Oahu by G. w.
Smith as chairman of the Board of
Supervisors; E. Kahale or his heirs,
and all whom it may concern to appear
at the Court of Land Registration on
October II at 1870 p. M, to show
cause, if any they have, why the petit
ton should not be granted.
APO'S HOME LOT.
Joseph A. Apo files a supplemental
answer in the Dickey- Cummings parti |
ton case, saying he omitted TO state |
one fact, that is: ''That at my own |
expense [ laid on water with ali neces |
sary piping at a cost of about fifty |
dollars and also built an addition to
the house at cost of one hundred |
and fifty dollars.''
MOTIONS FILED.
Lyle A. Dickey for plaintiff in the
case of Fong Koon Chan VS.. Jessie K.
kaae moves to transfer the case from
the jury waived to the jury calendar,
also to set it for trial.
c. H. Diekey for plaintiff moves to
have the case of Pekelo VS.. John HaO
ct al set for trial.
Magoon & Lightfoot for defendants
move to have the case of C. T. Peter
son VS.. Kaiai Athena ct al set for
trial