The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-02
HOBRON ESTATE
FULLY SETTLED
Cash and Stocks Distributed
Mrs. Kaae's Fight Gen
eraI Court News.

Judge Robinson approved the ac-
counts and ordered the discharge Of
Thomas w. Hebron, administrator and
trustee of the estate of the late Thomas
H. Hebron in succession to the late
. Frances E. Hebron, executrix and
trustee, also d~ischarging the estate OF
the executrix from all further respon.
sibility.
Receipts Of four separate accounts
since a late in September, 1902, foot up
$279, 626.10 and payments 1858, 2S5.25. The
final account included in the above Is
to September II, 1906, and balances at
$132, O57.87.
The accounts show that the three
benefciaries of the estate-T. W. Hob
ron, Mary H. Smith and Annie Bailey
each received within the period of adj
ministration, which was about our
years, $50, $685. or a total of 1853, 705 so,
and in the distribution of the estate
each of the three received stocks ap.
proximately as follows, a difference of
a share here and there between one
and another to make even being shown:
SO Alaska Packers Association, 3 E. o.
Hall & Son, AZ Hawaiian Electric Co.,
10 Waimanalo Sugar Co, 81 Koloa Sug-
~ Co, 204 O.. r. & L.. Co, SO Paia Plan
tation, % Hawaiian Agricultural Co.,
IA C. Brewer e. Co., 9 Wailuku Sugar
Co, 8 Waikiki Sugar Co. script, 13S
Inter-Island S. n. Co, % Honomu Sug-
ar Co, 80 Mutual Telephone Co.
TO DISSOLVE INJUNCTION.
In the case of Albert B. Carter ct al.
V. John c.. Lane ct al, Jessie K. Kaae,
one of the respondents, by her attor-
ney, C. w. Ashford. moves that the
injunction, so far as it affects her, may
be dissolved.
In an affidavit she says the injunction
has prevented her from collecting rents
and from paying interest on a certain
mortgage, a suit to foreclose which has
in &C sequence been fled. She says
Edgar Henriques and persons acting at
his i~nstigat;on ave taken possession
of the homestead and installed a large
Lessees of rice lands have gone to
China without paying their rent, Mrs.
Kaae says, and the lands have been
entered upon by Jas. B. castle and
others, either individually or acting as
and for the Koolau Railway Co. under
some pretended authority from Hen
riques. Owing to these causes she
says the premises, especially the home-
stead and dwelling, have become dilap~
dated and decayed to a greater extent
than ever before. n are in urgent
need of care and repairs.
She is advised that, in order to as
sert her rights as trustee under the will
of Margaret V. Garter, it is necessary
to bring an ejectment suit against those
Withholding the premises from her pos
session and control, but is further al
vised that she cannot bring such an
action, with safety to herself as to ex,
penses, while the injunction stands in
it's present form.
AN UNUSUAL CASE. /;
DR.. D. L. Akina, Chinese, was put on
trial before Judge De Bolt yesterday
attempt to commit abortion. Dep ]
1ty Attorney General F. w. Mi1verton
appeared for the Territory and Geo.
Gear and A. S. Humphreys for the {
defendant. |
The jurors accepted were Job Batch /,
elor, Jr., A. D. Bolster, James r. t
Pearce, Chas. Simpson, Jos. Morse, Joe f
IA vic TaS Araia TAh~ D,roar Dah+ | I
C~athcart, E. Erickson, B. FL. Clark
R. G. Moore. G
The prosecuting witness, with an in q
ant in arms, was On the stand all day. a
DR.. T. NJ. l., a graduate of st. Johns =
Shanghai, inc son of the for t
ner interpreter, Ii Cheung, acted as +
interpreter in place Of Chang +
Kim, detained at home by illness Will s
ie Crawford was coaching the Terri a
orial attorney with the result that In :
expectations were at times challenged. o
The case on trial is unusual in the :
ourts of these islands. :
DIVORCE CASES. i,
Judge Robinson granted a divorce to il
K. Poepoe against Mary Ma n
Poepoe on the ground of deser- T
ion for more han three years. C
DlNoEce summons III the case or b
Aandrigo Loui Vierra against Manuel +,
louis Vierra is returned unserved, h
s. it is believed the libelee is now liv-
ng in California. They were married =
4 1899 and have three minor children
wing. The cause alleged in the libel IT
) failure of the husband to support
is wife and children. .
Abraham Nakea sues for divorce q
his wife Mary, who was married
D him in 1882, on the ground of de- :
ertion for more than three years.
THE FEDERAL COURT. {.
Judge Dole sentenced Lee Sa Kee
one hours imprisonment for a vio- -
ition of the Edmunds Act. Under
mistaken advice that another mans n
life was fancy free because the Chi n
csc marriage ceremony did not hold D
which it did-he married her. The =.
ourt took the circumstances as ex-
enuatfng. {"
Henry Tierra was discharged from -
a~nkruptcy. ~
Albert Woodward was sworn as BAIL -