The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-10-17
THE ALONG CASE
COMPROMISE
DOCUMENT FILED BY WHICH
SUIT RECENTLY BROUGHT WAS
SETTLED


ing the signatures of fourteen of the
fifteen children. The other, Tony
Along, of Macao, is understood to have
sent his signature also
The agreement Of compromise Is as
follows;
First: Mrs. Along will pay to Mrs.
McStocker, Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Humph-
reys and Mrs Magoon the sum of ten
thousand ($1O,OOO) dollars each; and
will also pay two thousand $4,000 dol
lars attorneys fees, and $50 costs Of
court.
Second: All of the children of Mrs.
Along will assign and release to Mrs.
Along by a conveyance agreeable to
her counsel, all of their right, title
interest, claims and demands on ac-
count or in respect of, or growing out
of, or in any way connected with, all
moneys received by Mrs. Along up to
and including July 81, 1907, from the
trustee of the "Pepeekeo Trust and
all income or instruments whatsoever
said moneys. income or investments be
Accommodations, surplus income" or
otherwise; and Mrs. McStocker, Mrs.
Riggs, Mrs Humphreys and Mrs. Ma
COON will release the estate of Mrs.
Along, in case of Mrs. Afong's death
during their lifetime, from all sucD
right, title, interest, claims and de-
mands as her heirs at law or next OF
kin.
1t is understood that the foregoing
paragraph refers to and includes all
moneys which, but for the existing in
junction, should have been received by
Mrs. Along up to and including July
31st, 1907 whether now in the hands OF
the trustee or otherwise.
Third: Subject to and after the
payment to herself of the full sum OF
six thousand ($6OOO) dollars annually
as a primary or first charge upon the
entire future income derived and ac-
cruing from the "Pepeekeo Trust, "
from and after August LIST, 1907, Mrs.
Along will assign and release to her
fifteen children, share and share alike,
the said entire future income derived
and accruing from said "Fepeekeo
Trust" after said August LIST, 1907:
Provided, however, that if in any fis-
cal year the total income from the said
'Pepeekeo Trust" shall not equal the
amount of said preferred claim of Mrs.
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$4,000 dollars annually, then the
whole of said income shall be paid to
said Mrs. Along, but no deficiency
thereof shall be made up out of the in
come of or from any succeeding year;
and provided further that payments
of each years income to said preferred
claimant, to wit, said Mrs. Along, I'M
der this agreement, shall be made at
such times as funds shall be available
therefor, and upon satisfaction in full
of said preferred claims the remainder
of each years income shall be paid to
the remaining beneficiaries, share and
share alike; and provided further that
the fiscal year above referred to shall
be computed from July 31st, 1907, and
a corresponding date in succeeding
years.
Fourth: All of said children, save
and except Marie K Humphreys, will
join in release to Carrie B. Riggs, abb
solutely, of all their rights, title and
interest in and to said Carrie B. Riggs
one-fifteenth share of the corpus OF
said '"Pepeekeo Trust" and said Car
rie B. Riggs, in return therefor, shall
release to all of said children (save
and except said Marie K. Humphreys)
absolutely, ally OF her said Carrie B.
briggs right, title and interest and to
their, and each of their, shares in said
corpus.
Fifth: Mrs. Julia H. Along and all
of her children will release to Bnme-
line M. Magoon their share in that
part of the estate of Chun Along, de-
ceased, represented by the conveyance
from Emmaline M. Magoon and hus-
band to Chun Along, dated July 19
1890, and recorded in Liber 255 al
page POI.
Sixth: Answer to be filed in the
equity suit entitled Carrie B. Riggs v
Julia H. Along, ct al, numbered
Equity 1916, now pending in the Cir
cult Court of the First Judicial Cir
cult, in the Territory of Hawaii, and a
consent decree( as proposed by Judge
Humphreys in his letter to Judge Dole
of June IL, 1900, entered therein IN
form agreeable to Mrs. Afong's coun-
sell
Seventh: A reasonable time should
be allowed within which to raise the
money needed for this settlement; the
sums hereinbefore named to be paid
to the respective parties, not later,
however, than the 18th day of August
| A. d. 1907
Eighth: Inview of the expenses and
demands upon Mrs. Along, the sum OF
fifteen thousand dollars ($15,0OO) shall
be Immediately released from the OPP