The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-28
MINOR MATTERS
IN THE COURTS
PROBATE CASES UP-JUDGE DE
BOLT WAS VERY BUSY YESTER-
DAY MORNING

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Judge De Bolt yesterday granted the
motion for a default Judgment for
plaintiff i'm the case of j. f. Hamburg
vs. Wong Kwai
The case of the Union Feed Company
VS.. w. c. Achi assumpsit was placed
on the calendar for March 49, jury
waived.
Judge De Bolt ordered the case of
Alice McChesney vs.. the Honolulu
Soap Works, put in it's regular place
at the foot of the calendar.
The hearing of the motion of Julia
Noar to reopen her case against Lee
Chu ct al, was cntinued by Judge De
Bolt yesterday. Argument by the at
torneys was heard
The defendant Withdrew it's motion,
| to have commission issue to take tes-
timony i'm the case of Goo Shee VS. the
/ Mutual Telephone Company and Rapid
Transit Company.
Defendants bill of costs in the eject
ment case of Ching Tai VS.. .E Il. F.
Wolter was allowed by Judge De Bolt
Wade Warren Thayer moved that his
case against e. *. Richardson, be dis
continuer which was allowed by Judge
De Bolt
There is a misunderstanding between
e. c. Peters and J. A. Magoon relative
to which is to be the attorney for the
defendant in the case of c. f. Peterson
VS. Kalia Athena, ct al. Peters asked
yesterday to be entered on the record
as counsel but Magoon opposed the
motion and declined to waive any Of
his rights in this respect. Judge De
! Bolt continued the matter until March
| s, at a. IN.
! Ahin has brought suit against Opele,
/ (w) and Abraham Keleikau to quiet
title to alnd in the Eva district.
Defendant i'm the case of ]. e. Fuller
ton VS.. Lorrin Andrews, has filed an
appeal from the recent decision of the
district magistrate, granting judgment
of 1929. Al in favor of plaintiff.
Pa has appealed from the recent de-
cison of the district Magistrate in
sentencing him to serve 10 days and
| pay the costs of court, for being con-
cerned in a gambling game.
The Supreme Court yesterday morr-
ing heard a motion by plaintiff for per-
mission to file a brief, in the case Of
Honuaiwa Kaopua VS.. Kemilia Holt,
ct al. The motion was granted. The
court adjourned until Friday at 10
a. m.
1t has been found impossible to get
service of the libellee in the district Of
of Nakald Kane VS.. Nakaki Katsu-
taro.
Judge De Bolt on Tuesday decided
/ the suit of j. O. Carter VS. Koolau
Male ct al in favor of the plaintiff 1t
was an action to recover by garnishee
proceedings a judgment of S3,25O.
Judge Lindsay has taken under sub
mission the partition suit of Lyle A.
Dickey V. w. c. Cummins and others.
| w. O. Merithew has given notice of
lien of mechanic and materialman on
property of the Kaimuh Heights Zoo,
Ltd, to protect a claim of 1854.
Cecil Brown, administrator of the
estate of Elizabeth Wright, has filed
an inventory showing real estate valued
at 1880 and personal property at $22,
767 .O4, total of $26, .O4. OF the real
estate $1,000 value is given ITO two
blocks Of an addition at Port Town
send, Washington.
Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed
Ollie b, Taylor as temporary admins
tratrix Of the estate of her late husband
Benjamin r. Taylor under $1,000 bond,
for the special purpose of making a
speedy sale of barber shop outfit. An
tonic Perry appeared for petitioner.
The March session of the Supreme
Court will begin March 4 with eight
cases on the calendar. The first case
is that of the Holt will and the others
are Keopua VS.. Holt, Middleditch VS..
Kalanianaole, Holt VS.. Hawaii Land
Co., Male VS.. Pratt, Dali Fook Tai VS..
Lau Kwai Sau, guardianship Roberts
minors and Porter VS.. Kapiolani Estate.
Judge Lindsay yesterday grJnted
divorces to libellants, in the cases of
Malta Nakuna VS.. Nakuna and Mele-
kule VS.. Kelama. Desertion was the
ground in each case.