The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-28
L|CENSERS
FILE REPLY
Demurrer to Injunction States
Moore SqueaIed Before
He Was Hurt.

A demurrer to the bill of complain
| filed against the License Commissioners
| by John D. Moore, of the Palace res
taurant, was filed on Monday by At
| torney General Hemenway, the grounds
of the demurrer being that nowher,
in the bill of complaint, upon which
an injunction was issued, is it showr
that the Board had done or proposed
TO do anything to deprive Moore of
any of his legal rights. On the same
grounds the dissolution of the injunc-
ton is requested.
The demurrer will be presented be-
fore Judge De Bolt this morning by
e. G. Peters as counsel.
SUPREME COURT NOTES.
The Dowsett Co. Ltd, a corporation,
v. R. L. Gilliland. Exceptions from 1st
Circuit Court. Circuit Judge De Bolt
sitting in place Of Associate Justice
Ballou, disqualified. b. L. Marx of
the firm of Kinney, Marx & Anderson
for plaintiff-appellee. w. c. Achi for
neutrality-suspicious.. Argued and sub
mitted.
j. o. Carter, trustee VS.. II. NJ. S.
Davis ct al, A. G. M. Robertson. for
plaintiff; Holmes & Stanley, c. H. OIL
son and Judd, Mott-Smith and Hemen-
way, for defendant. Argued and sub
mitted.
Cases set for today are the follow
ing:
Annie K. Woolsey V. Lee Let and E.
c. Winston. Hearing on motion by
the Commissioner of private ways and
water rights on matters of costs. Ma
COON & Lightfoot for plaintiff. W. W.
Thayer, r. w. Breckons and Holmes
& Stanley and C. H. Olson for defend
ants. Commissioner in person.
Nv. r. Kalaeokekoi V. Waikiki sugar
Co. Set for reargument. c. w. Ash
ford for plaintiff. Kinney, McClana-
han & Derby for defendant.
In the matter of the Estate of
Robert W. Holt, deceased. Hearing
on motion by the administrator
to docket and dismiss appeal of GER
tain benefciaries.
F. j. Lowrey ct al. V. Territory of
Hawaii. Hearing on motion by the
Territory for leave to interpose an
swer. Castle & wilmington and Smith
& Lewis for plaintiffs. Attorney Gen
eral for the Territory.
MUCH PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Oswald A. Steven, as temporary adj
of the estate of Frank
Lucweiko, deceased, has filed an in
ventory of all the personal property
found belonging to the estate. The
list is a long one of various articles
of furniture, including fourteen marble
topped tables, bureaus and dressers,
conveying the idea that the residence
furnished. The administrator pricks
this idea, however, by adding a para
graph to the effect that all the num-
erous pieces of furniture are old, dirty,
and worth very little.
COURT NOTES.
The suit for damage for $4,000 for
the loss of his arm, brought by
First officer Witthoff of the barkentine
Fullerton against the owner of that
vessel, which has been in the Federal
Court for the past week, is practically
concluded. Yesterday the evidence was
read over and finished so far as taken
and today two more witnesses for the
Iibelee will be heard. This will finish
the case. During the reading of the
evidence yesterday there were many
lengthy arguments between the oppos-
ing counsel.
Through an Intervention filed yes
terday in the Circuit Court in the mat
ter of the estate of Manuel ].
Amorin, deceased, his widow Alexan-
1rinka Amorin, claims the right to be
appointed administrators of the estate. |
Kaapuni Kanono Hao was granted |
1 divorce from Makahi Hao yesterday, |
iesertion for three years being the |
grounds for the action.
A petition for probate of the will of |
Maria Emeliada Aveiro was filed in |
Judge De Bolts court yesterday, and
October IA was set for the hearing. |
The estate is valued at $1,000 and there |
ire four heirs, Jose da Aveiro, John |
Aveiro, Domingo Aveiro and Frank |
Ayeiro.
A divorce was granted yesterday to |
sara Kia Laioha from ]. K. Laioha,
he grounds advanced at the trial be-
ng desertion.