The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-07
8RASH ESTATE
MATTER ENDED

Judge De Bolt has signed an order
discharging Albert F. Judd as guard
Ian of the estate of Susan Brash, which
Is approved under the counter-signa-
lures of Thompson & Clemens, attor-
neys for the guardian, and E. NJ. Wat
son. attorney for Elizabeth Robson,
sister of the deceased ward. The or
der is conditioned upon the guardians
obtaining from Elizabeth B. Robson
and fling with the court a receipt for
the Hawaii Land Co. and the Walker
mortgages, and the receipt of Patrick
Gleason, administrator Of the estate OF
Susan Brash, for the residue of the
property and effects OF the estate, in
GLIDING the cash balance of s255.22, less
a masters fee of $50 and an attorneys
fee of $50.
PROSECUTION FAILS.
The jury before Judge Lindsay found
Mrs. Antonio Miguel not guilty of SELL
ing liquor without license. This is
one more failure in a series of at
tempts to convict Miguel and his wife
of the unlawful sale of intoxicants.
In the progress of the trial visits
were paid to the premises at Kakaako
first by Judge Lindsay and Attorney
Vincent, second by the Judge and
County Attorney Cathcart, and third
by the whole court and jury.
THE WALKER CHILDREN.
In the decree of divorce, signed by
Judge De Bolt yesterday. in the suit
of Alexander Walker against Maria
Walker, the custody of the children is
awarded to the plaintiff. subject to
these conditions: Alice Walker is to
be placed in the care of st. Andrews
Priory until otherwise ordered by
court, the father to pay for her care
and maintenance, and the father and
mother to have the right of visiting
her at reasonable times. Louisa Wal |
ker is to be placed in the care of the |
Associated Charities until she is three |
years old. then to be placed in the |
care of st. Andrews Priory under the |
same terms as those relating to her
sistee.
HAYSELDEN ESTATE
E. F. Bishop. trustee of estate of Jas.
J. Hayselden, deceased, has filed his
annual account, with receipts of
256750 and payments Of s2575.10. the
after mainly consisting of remittances
o the sole beneficiary, Esther A. Quig-
ey, formerly widow of decedent. The
inventory Dec. 1, 1907. gives the value
# the estate as $3O.255.9S, showing
efficiency of $29240 from a year before,
Which is explained to be due to the
Winding up of Hamoa Plantation Co.
Jpon three shares in this company, of
300 par value, the estate realized $3.50.
t is noted in the account that a new
ease for ten years of premises at Le-
20 was made at an increase in rental
$40 month.
THE CAREY ESTATE.
Judge Lindsay admitted the will of
homas Carey to probate. appointing {
ames Thomas Carey administrator r
18th the will annexed, his mother hav-
lg renounced her appointment of exc
ltrix designated in the will. The es-
lte is all real property, valued at j
200, and is devised entirely to the ,
ife of decedent for life, and after her
cath share and share alike to the nine
lildren. I
MRS. CROOK DEMURs. c
A demurrer has been entered by de- /
ndant in the suit of John Effinger s
5ainst Marion c. Crook, doing bdsi- :
ass as Hawaii Photo and Art Co.
ALIENATION OF AFFECTIONS.
The trial of Keawe Kaiwi's $4,000
image suit against James Cullen for
ienation of wife's affections was be- II
IN yesterday before Judge De Bolt r
r. c. Achi appears for plaintiff, and y
w. Ashford for defendant.
The jury consists of U. F. Lemon, A
lKannegiesser, Guy Owens, Frank il
Dutra, Clarence w. Macfarlane. w. a
Gilman, George Green, E. o. White, V
e. O'ConnOr, William Buckle, John
Alberts and John Mitchell. d
Evidence thus far produced for the
aintiff relates mostly to frequency D
defendants visits to the home of +,
lintiff.