The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-11

his case WAS cdl1eu. L. NJ. hdFrlSOL
as his attorney withdrew his appeal
Judge Lindsay sent the mittimus back
to the District Court, as Imoto is out
under a bail bond.
J. W. Brown, partner of Joseph K
Clark, win have his trial for selling
liquor without a license today before
Judge Lindsay. There was a mistrial
of his case last term.
sURETIEs ARE STUCK.
Judge Lindsay removed James E.
Fullerton as guardian of Herman Pet
zold, an insane person, owing to his
absence from the Territory, and APP
pointed John Marcallino in his stead
The new guardian forthwith collected
$163.40 from Joseph Andrade, one of
Fullerton S bondsmen, and at last ac-
counts was looking for Captain Rose
hill, the other bondsnian, to collect
about $40 from him.
GUARDIAN IN DISFAvOR.
Anna Kawaikini Mikaele, widow, and
her minor son David petition for the
removal of Abraham Kaleikau as guar
dian of David Makaele, aged fourteen
years, and Wahinenani, a minor girl.
1t is alleged that Kaleikau has not
sled any accounts of his guardianship
since his appointment under bond of
$500 on June 49,, 1906; and has not
properly applied the income OF the
estate to the maintenance of the minors.
Mrs. Mikaele also complains that she
has not been paid her one-third portion
of the income due as DOVER It is
prayed that Abraham Kaleikau be no.
titled to file his accounts as guardian
at some day certain and then and there
show cause why he should not be re-
moved as guardian. j. M. Monsarrat
is attorney for petitioners.
PROBATE ITEMS.
Gertrude Whitney Scanlon was ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate of
her late father, Benjamin D. Whitney,
by Judge Lindsay yesterday.
Ii. II. Williams, a creditor, petitions
that letters of administration on the
estate of Mon Min, deceased, be is
sued to DR.. R. w. Anderson. The estate
is valued at $500.
BATCH OF APPEALS.
James Mckenzie, second mate on the
barkentine Klikitat, appeals from a
fine of $40 and costs, by District Ma
gistrate Frank Andrade, for assaulting
Charles Hike, a sailor on the same
vessel, with a club on the railroad
wharf the night of January Is. In
his defense below defendant said Hike
assaulted him first. He denied he had
a stick, saying Hike hit his head on
a rail when he fell.
f. j. Camara has appealed from
fine of 800 and costs in Honolulu Dis
trict Court for selling liquor without
a license.
Joe Correa Picano appeals from Dis
trict Magistrate Andrade IS Judgment
against him for $146.13 in favor of A.
G. Silva on a grocery account.
MARRIAGE ANNULLED.
A decree was signed by Judge Lind
say yesterday declaring the marriage
of F. F. Calasopa and Nancy Calasopa,
known as Lewaina, which
to have been solemnized by
Rev. H. Fl. Parker on January %, 1905,
to be null and void for the reason that
the woman at the time of said mar
riage had a former husband named
Akana living. Costs amounting to
$3.50 are decreed against the woman
DIVORCE CASES.
j. P. Keola has brought a divorce
suit against Ane X. Keola, whom he
married in 1889, on the ground of her
desertion since 1898. They have two
daughters fifteen and thirteen years of
age respectively
w. Z. Achl will present a motion
before Judge Lindsay tomorrow at 81
a. m. on behalf of Maraea Aki Ka-
noho to have her divorce suit against
Joseph Kanoho set for trial.
DAMON'S SERVANT.
A stipulation admitting facts its
fled in the suit of Virginia Perry
against Samuel NJ. Damon. 1t is set
forth that collision occurred on the
public highway at Moanalua, March /,
1907, between the vehicle of plaintiff
and a dump cart and horse owned by
and that the dump cart and
horse were in charge of servant of
a japanese named Masu-
da, then and there engaged in the ser
vice of defendant.
THE ALONG CASE.
Under stipulation in the Along
ease, Bessie r. Burns is allowed until
February II in which to take such
action as she may be advised in respect
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