The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-18

Mrs. Dwight's Accounts Found
Perfect---Sundry Civil
Matters.

N. T. Simonton, master, in a report
to Judge Robinson, found that the ac-
counts of Ellen Dwight, administrators
of the estate of her late husband,
Charles B. Dwight, were correct in ev-
cry particular, and recommended that
| she be discharged regardless of the
fact that the appraisers Heretofore ap-
| pointed failed to make an appraisement
| of the estate. She was discharged.
| Her receipts were S6540S1 and pay
ments s4117S3. leaving a cash balance
| of S2422.98 The Administrative charg-
ed no commissions.
Mr.. Simonton also found the first an
nuaI account of Ellen Dwight, as guar
| dian of her five minor children, correct
in every respect. Receipts were $72S9. 10
and payments $9176.33, investments in
Pioneer and Waialua bonds accounting
for $600625 of the latter. One of the
minors, Ellen, has come of age. No
commissions are charged.
OTHER PROBATE CASES.
Judge Robinson approved the final
account and granted the discharge of
j. Homer Nishwitz, administrator of
the estate of C. H. Nishwitz of Lounds-
burg, Cal. Receipts were $333S67 and
payments SS3s.67, leaving a balance of
$500. L. A. Dickey for petitioner.
w. w. Hall, administrator of the es-
tate of Hippolyte Jaouen, deceased, has
filed his final account with petition for
discharge. He valves statutory COM
missions. Besides a cash balance of
$273.20 he has in hand % shares of Olaa
and % shares of McBryde stocks.
Arthur M. Brown, Jacob F. Brown
and Minnie H. Gilman, executors and
executrix of the will of Cordelia H.
Brown, have filed their final account
with petition for discharge.
George c. Ross was appointed by
Judge Robinson as executor of the will
of John A. Marat, under a bond of
$685.. Marat lived at Aiea and died
in quarantine hospital Honolulu.
Judge Robinson admitted to probate
the will of Junius Kaae. appointing Jes-
sic Kaae executrix without bonds.
OLD DAMAGE SUIT.
A stipulation has been filed in the
damage suit of Goo Shee for the kill
against Mutual Telephone Co. and Ho-
nolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co., re-
garding purse found on the dead man
by Coroner c. f. ChiIlingworth, which
he gave to r. w. Breckons, who turned
it over to C. K. All together with all
it's contents as received from the coro-
ner. The facts are admitted subject
to relevancy of the evidence. Goo shee,
met his death several years ago.
BIG TAX APPEAL
Oahu Railway & Land Cos appeal
from assessment of s640,0O0 on land it
leases from the estate of James Camp
bell, of which it made no return, was
being heard by the Tax Appeal Court
yesterday afternoon. Attorney Cen
eral Peters and E. w. Sutton appeared
for the assessor, and D. L. wilmington
for the taxpayer. Manager Geo. H.
Renton of Eva plantation was one of
the witnesses.
COURT ITEMS.
NJ T. Simonton, commissioner of re- |
sale in the foreclosure suit of Hackfeld |
V. Monsarrat, made f4s return in Judge |
Robinson's court yesterday, showing |
the purchase of the property by Bruce |
Cartwright for $4250. The deficiency |
reported, being exclusive of commits |
sioner's fee, is S26,82411.
Judge Robinson dropped from the |
calendar, for default of appearance of /
both parties, the cross suits of Hee |
Fat V. Hee Chan Sang and Hee Chan |
Sang V. Hee Fat.
Mary Gaspar's ejectment suit against |
Mary E. Low and Yin Liu is still on !
trial by a jury before Judge Lindsay, |
with a prospect of outlasting today.
In the suit of l.. NJ. Whitehouse V. |
John H. Wilson, a motion is filed by |
Wade Warren Thayer, wilson's trustee /
in bankruptcy, that he be substituted |
as defendant.
w. c. Achi has filed a motion for
allowance of plaintiffs bill of excep-
tions in the ejectment suit of Hoopii
Wire V. Waialua Agricultural Co. and
others.
Judge Dole is still occupied in hear
ng testimony in the Manchuria salvage
case.