The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-25

IS AFFIRMED
An Oral Decision --- Another
Forecl0sure---mrs. Ena Re-
jeCts Husbands Will.

Chief Justice Frear announced from
the bench yesterday that the decree OF
foreclosure in the suit of Fl. Hackfeld
& Co., Ltd, V. J. NJ. Monsarrat ct al.
was affirmed. A written decision would
be filed later on. This made it I'M
necessary to consider the question of
postponement of sale. The decree was
by Judge Robinson and NJ. T. Simon
ton is commissioner of sale.
THE REYES MORTGAGE.
| Judge Robinson granted a decree Of
foreclosure in the suit Of Henry Smith,
trustee, V. Raymond Reyes and Mary
Reyes. The mortgage debt with inter-
est to date of foreclosure is s172O.85, on
top of which are put 1880 costs of
suit and 500 attorneys fee, making a
| total of s184o.35, together with further
interest on the principal of $500 until
date of sale. M. t. Simonton is ap-
pointed commissioner Of sale. w. w.
Thayer for plaintiff.
WIDOW REJECTS WILL.
Maria K. Ena by her attorney. A. G.
NJ Robertson, files her election to take
dover in the following words:
Now comes Maria K. Ena, widow
of the late John Ena, deceased, testate,
and hereby gives notice that she de-
clines to accept the provisions Of the
will of said John Ena, deceased, as the
same are in said will contained, and
hereby elects to reserve and take her
~, 70 Of
THE PEACOCK CASE.
In the damage suit of Water c. Pea
cock, against A. J. Campbell, Arthur
M. Brown, Edward A. Douthitt and Fl.
T. Lake it is stipulated by c. w. Ash
ford for plaintiff, Judge Robinson ap-
proving, that defendants have until
June 10 to file their answers. The
cause of action is the forcible eject
ment by the police of Mr.. Peacock from
the office of w. G. Peacock e. Co., Ltd,
at the time the fight for control of the
corporation was on.
CARL HOTINGS INHERITANCE.
F. A Schaefer, guardian of Carl
julius Hoting, a minor now come of
age,~has filed receipt from beneficiary
at settlement for five shares in the |
Trmgard Co. five shares in the s. G. |
Wilder Co. and $5901.1 Il. S. gold coin I
in bankers sight draft on London. The |
ward is the only son of the late julius |
Hoting and is now cadet in the Ger |
man army His father retired from |
the firm of r. A. Schaefer & Co. some |
years ago, removing with Mrs. Hoting
and their two children to Germany,
where he died.
TTvDCMEyNTs GIVEN
Judge Robinson gave judgment yes
terday for plaintiff for s71999, inter
est, attorneys fees and costs, in the
suit of Hawaiian Hardware Co, Ltd,
V. KooIau Kaikaina11aole ct al. Thomp-
son & Clemens for plaintiff; c. w.
Ashford for defendant.
THE DIVORCE MILL.
Hama Kametani has brought di-
vorce suit against her husband, M. ka~
netani. They were married in Japan
IN 1899 They have three young chill
1ren. The causes alleged are that the
husband devotes his time to gambling
and does not provide for his wife and
children. In October, 1905, moreover,
1e removed his trunk and clothing and
utterly ceased to live with libelant and
ais family or in anywise contribute to
heir support. S. F. Chillingworth is
for libelant.
Judge Robinson granted a divorce to
suekichi Nekooki from his wife Uki
Sekooki on the ground of desertion for
hree years. Custody of the minor
,hild is given to the father.
Meheula Napahuelua denies the al
eyed causes in her husband, Peka Ma
libel for divorce and agrees
hat the case may be tried without
waiting until the twenty days from
service. of the papers are past.
COURT ITEMS.
Guy G. K. Swan and Afford T.. Swan,
of the estate of An
oinette Swan, late of Santa Cruz, Cal,
have field an inventory of
he estate in this Territory, showing it
o consist of three lots on Maunakea
street of total value Of $4i90. Judge
Robinson has appointed Alfred II.
Brock as one of the appraisers of this
state, in place of Frederick E. Steere,
eft the Territory.
c. w. Ashford has filed a general
ienial for defendant in the suit of Ter
itorial Hotel Co. V. Jonah K. Kalanf-
LndOle.