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IN LAW COSTS
Claimed for Four Defendants
to Lowrie's Suit-0ther
Court News.

| In The action for $400, 900 damages of
William j. Lowrie against Henry P
Baldwin and others, Castle & withs
ington yesterday filed a motion for
judgment TO dismiss the action as to
Mary Tenney Castle Hitchcock, Har-
riet Castle Coleman, Caroline Castle
! Westervelt and Helen Kingshury
Mead, respectively, and that each of
these defendants recover of plaintiff
her costs and attorneys fees taxed at
s1O,Oo6.S7. Separate taYS@bills are filed,
the four amounting to $4o,O25.4S.
AS ground of the motion it is stated
that these persons We're not made par
ties defendant in the amended COM
plant
Another motion filed by Castle &
Wilmington is to quash service of sum
mons on. defendant S. n. Castle Estate,
Ltd.
Judge Robinson allowed all of the
papers here mentioned to be filed, con-
tinuing the matter therein until Mon
day, January 6, at 10 a. m.
THOMAS CAREY'S WILL.
James T. Carey has petitioned for
probate of the will of Thomas Carey,
he to be appointed administrator with
the will annexed. Mary Carey, widow
of the testator, renowned her appoint
ment as executrix and recommended
the appointment of her son above
named. His two brothers and two sis
tiers, who are the children of age, ask
ed James T. Carey in writing to as
sumo the trust. Thomas Carey left his
estate to his nine children. 1t con-
sists of real estate valued at $500 and
personally at $100.
W. F. ALLEN ESTATE.
Mrs Cordelia Church Allen, trustee
under the will of William Fessenden
Allen, has filed a receipt to herself as
executrix for all of the personal prop
erty in the estate of her late husband,
comprising $2927.50 in notes and mort
cages. $500 in bonds, s295S.5O in Hawai-
ian stamps and $3S44.25 in outstandings.
besides stocks as follows: so shares
Union Feed Co, Is C. Brewer & Co,
81 Pioneer Mill Co., 156 Oahu Railway
& Land Co, SO McBryde Sugar Co.,
SO Enterprise Mill Co, 2 Pacific Club,
Hawaiian Star, Hawaiian Trust
Co, 10 Inter-Island Telegraph Co, 5
B. F. Dillingham; CO., so Kern Hsver
Oil Co., s Hawaiian Commercial & SUI
gar Co, SO Hawaiian Electric Co, so
Waialua Agricultural Co, 2 Honolulu
Rapid Transit & Land Co. and Oahu
Sugar Co.
JyTxTAc c.TTrr7xTxS nTyynD0Er
j. NJ. Vivas of Wailuku has brought
a divorce suit against Mary D. Vivas
of East Oakland, California, on the
ground of desertion since May, 1904.
They were married on this island De-
eember 81, 1887, and have three sons
and three daughters, ranging from
nineteen to six years of age, who are
living with their mother.
Vivas says he has been contributing
toward the maintenance ofsthe children
a monthly allowance according to his
and is willing to contribute to-
ward the maintenance of the minor
children $50 month until the young
est reaches the age of legal majority.
Judge De Bolt allowed the libel to be
filed without prepayment of costs. A.
- pm Cy 10 dtIO1lCy IO1 l1OCAelAAlS
who is a well-knoWn lawyer.
Nancy Calasopa by her attorney,
Samuel F. Chillingworth, answers the
libel in divorce of F. F. Calasopa,
denying the allegations of cause.
Fred Ross, answering the libel in
divorce of Martha K. Ross, denies the
of cause.
PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS.
Judge De Bolt gave judgment for
wv. c. Rowe against S. Stephenson
yesterday for S552.21 in a partnership
accounts dispute. This was modifi-
cation of the finding by Job Bachelor
to whom the matter was some time
ago referred. The case has run along
two years. Complainant and respond
ent were partners in the painters trade
and the kind of books they kept made
thu accounting an almost desperate
affair.
APPEAL WITHDRAWN.
In the case of Territory of Hawaii
V. Lottie Kane and William Larsen, !
the appeal of Larsen from the District
Court of Honolulu has been with
drawn.
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