The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-07
Distribution
Of CONEY ESTATE
Master Reports on Accounts
and Recommends
Distribution.

| NJ. 7. SimontOn, as master, has re-
ported on the accounts of Mrs. L. A.
Coney, trustee of the estate of j. III.
herself with receipts of $66,376.52 and
asks to be allowed the sum of $25 ,306.-
81, leaving balance of $41, 070.25
which the master says should be SAL
| O7125 The balance represents land,
being the proceeds from land sold and
the income from lands.
| In the matter of distribution it Is
recommended that there be distributed
| to the estate of Mrs. A. A Haalelea,
| one-fourth, to Mrs. L. A. Coney, one
third, her original one fourth and the
one-twelfth of which her son William
H. Coney who died unmarried and
without issue, and one-twelfth each to
Mrs, Mary Coney, (Ashton) Monroe,
Mrs. Clarissa Annoy Monsarrat, John
Fl. Coney, Mrs. Elizabeth Coney Rem
| les. and Mrs. Eleanor Vos.
OBJECTIONS OvERRULED.
In the matter of the objections of the
Waialua Agricultural Company to the
masters report in the matter of the
distribution of the estate of Lavinia
Kapu, Judge Robinson has overruled
the objection, confirmed the report, and
the Waialua Agricultural Company has
noted an appeal.
OTIINN 4 C0TTRT Ut ERK
Glenn K. Quinn, for several years past
bailiff, has been appointed assistant
clerk of the judiciary Department of
the Territory, his appointment making
him an assistant clerk of the Supreme
Court, and of the Circuit Court. The
appointment is under law passed by
the last Legislature.
IN SUPREME COURT.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
cases of the Territory VS.. Jim Kauai
and Territory VS.. Ben Kauai, excep-
tions from the Third Circuit Court,
were submitted on brief and taken
under advisement. G. f. Maydwell ap-
peared for the neutrality-suspicious.
and the Attorney General and the Ha-
waii County Attorney for the Territory
victed in the district court and appeal
ed to the circuit court. Their appeals
were dismissed because they had not
paid the costs in the district court.
From the order of appeal they took ex-
ceptions to the Supreme Court.
COURT NOTES.
Judge Robinson yesterday granted a
decree of divorce to Kealohanui Kawe-
lau from her husband, Kuku Kawelau,
on the ground of desertion for eleven
years.
kikilia Kekoa was granted a divorce
from Joe Kekoa yesterday by Judge
Robinson on the ground of extreme
cruelty. They were married at Laie-
Maloo, this island, in 1901. The cuelty
of the husband began almost immedi-
ately, and for the past four years the
husband has utterly failed to support
the wife.
Judge De Bolt yesterday authorized
the return TO George Haffner of the
jewelry stolen from his place last Jan
uary by All Poi and recovered through
the efforts of Chief of Detectives A.
P. Taylor. It was used in evidence in
the trial Of All Poi.
Aukai has filed libel for divorce
against Kane Auoholani They were
married in 1887. The defendant has been
an inmate of the Insane Asylum, but |
three years before that he deserted |
her.
Manuel Garcia, by his attorney, z. |
M. Watson, has moved the circuit |
court to quash the order for payment |
of temporary alimony and attorneys |
fees in his wife's suit for divorce
The Kauai Wine and Liquor Com |
pany, by c. w. Ashford, has demurred |
to the declaration in the suit of T. |
Sunida in his assumpsit suit for ST.
1882.