The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-15
DREIER ESTATE
APPRA|SEMENT
Appraisers Made Their Report
to the Circuit Court
Yesterday.


Job Bachelor, the appraisers appointed
to appraise the estate of the late Au-
gust Dreier, yesterday fled their re-
port in the Circuit Court. Their val
uation differed very little from that of
the executors of the wiIl-Cecil Brown
and F. A. Schaefer. The executors
valued the personal property at $751;
6s2.1S and the real property at $72,S
The appraisers valued the personal
property at So, 6S31S and the real
property at $73,505.
Among the personal property is &c.
$3.50 in cash, and notes mostly Sc
cured by mortgage or collateral amount
ing to about $4,000. The family resi-
dence, "Ululani,' is valued at $685.
900.
The stock of August Dreier, Ltd, is
not included in this, as it was disposed
of by trust deed executed before the
death of the testator.
Souza's Bank Account.
Six dollars a week alimony, $13 costs
and $25 attorneys fees, was the order
entered against Charles Souza by Judge
Lindsay yesterday in the suit of his
wife, Mary Souza, against him for di-
voree She claims that besides failing
to contribute anything to her support
since they were married, Souza insisted
on her getting down on her knees and
kissing his bare feet, as an exercise
in wifely obedience and guarantee of
wifely virtue. Though Souza contrib
- l. e. 80 la
has a bank account of $500, which will
week pendente lite.
Appeal Withdrawn.
The appeal of Nathan c. Willfong,
as assessor and collector for the third
taxation district, in his suit against w.
c. Achi, was withdrawn yesterday. The
suit was for taxes on land in Kona as
sessed TO Achi. Achi disclaims any
ownership in the land.
Divorce Granted.
Irene Kearney was yesterday granted
a divorce from John Kearney, by Judge
Lindsay, on the ground of nOn-sup
port.
New Guardian Appointed.
The accounts of L. Schweitzer, guard |
ian of the person and property of
Samuel Sachs, Jr., were approved by |
Judge Lindsay yesterday, and the |
guardian was discharged from further |
liability. Emma Paakea, the mother
of the boy, was appointed guardian of |
his person and property.
Guardian Appointed.
J. P. Kapano was yesterday appoint
ed guardian ad Item of Pulewa, a |
minor, one of the defendants in the |
suit of L. Apana, as guardian of the |
persons and estate of Loo Tan Chez |
and Loo Say Ian, VS.. c. W. Herring |
and others.
Wade Habeas Corpus.
In the Wade habeas corpus case yes
Lerday, further testimony was heard
by Judge Dole and argument went over
for a day or two.
From Grand Jury Service.
G. S. Desky was yesterday excused
from service on the Territorial grand
Jury, by Judge Robinson, for month
he expects to sail by the Alameda to-
morrow for the Coast.
In the wynne Case.
United states Marshal Hendry has L
received subpoenas for the witnesses in
he murder case against John Wynne
seven of the witnesses are supposed
% be in San Francisco. One of them
s employed on the tug Navigator and
he other six are on the oil steamship
which is expected to sail for
honolulu on September 9. The case is
ct for trial in October.
The Barete Estate.
Judge Lindsay yesterday heard the
nit of William Savidge, trustee, VS.. '
richard Antoine, administrator of the &
state of Lopez. Savidge is trustee of t
he famous Barete estate of which p. c
}. Kellett, Jr., was the unfaithful trus- /
ee. In spite of the footing the estate q
Uttered from Kellett, it is still quite t
n estate, and if Savidge wins this suit L
J will be still larger. Argument in +
he case will no heard this norninU =