The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-18
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SECOND TRIAL
Lahainaluna Case-RuIing on
Garnishee LaW-0ther
Court News.

". c. Weldon S damage suit against
Mrs. C. ". Chaplin of New York, for
injuries he sustained in being thrown
from horse frightened at defendant s
automobile, came on for second trial
before Judge De Bolt yesterday. An
tonic Perry and A D. Larnach appear
ed for plaintiff, and E. NJ Watson for
defendant. At last term this case re-
suited in mistrial before Judge Robin
son, after a nonsuit had been granted
to c. W. Chaplin, husband of this de-
PENDANT. in a separate ease against him,
both cases having been joined together
for trial
The present jury consists of John j.
Alberts, e. F. Lemon, A. G. Kanne-
giesser, j. F. Soper, J. 0'Connor, Will
liam Rose, John Mitchell, Thos. Nc
CURE, E. V. Dunn, E. o. White and
w. E. Kimbal.
LAHAINALUNA CASE.
Yesterday the Supreme Court was
engaged in hearing the suit of Fred
erick J. Lowrey, George 2. Castle and
W. O. Smith, trustees of the American
Board of Missions, against the Terri
tory of Hawaii for $4,000 representing
the value of the Lahainaluna school
property. Some evidence was taken.
kauai WATER CASE.
Some preliminary points I'M the in
junction suit of MeBryde Sugar Co.
against Koloa Sugar Co., to restrain
defendant from interfering with waters
of Omao stream. were argued yesterday
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Thompson, the respective counsel, and
then the hearing of the case was set
for 10 a. m. Thursday.
CAN'T GARNISHEE DIVIDENDS.
In the case of C. Bolte against Irene
Ii Holloway. with John Ii Estate, Ltd,
as garnishee, Judge Lindsay yesterday
morning ruled that coming dividends
can not be garnisheed, and in the aft
ernoon ordered the garnishee discharg-
ed. Plaintiff noted exceptions to both
rulings.
Theresa Spencer, one of the Titcomb
heirs, petitioned for her one-seventh
share of $1,000, she having come of age.
Henry Smith, trustee under the viii of
Charles Titcomb, petitioned for leave
to distribute principal. He has $4,000
in trust for certain of the devisees or
life tenants. Judge Lindsay granted
both petitions.
Judge Lindsay appointed Jacob 5.
Bailey as administrator of the estate
of his deceased son, James Stennett
Bailey, without bonds.
The third annual accounts of Ha-
waiian T4ust Co., Ltd, guardian of the
Jones minors, were approved by Judge
Lindsay.
LAND DISPUTE.
In the suit of Lyle A. Dickey against
w. C. Cummings and others, defendant
Gong Klaus demurrer was overruled
and a decree pro confesso granted
against him by Judge Lindsay Jos.
Apo was ruled out as having no in
terest. A continuance for one week
was ordered on the question of Kamai' s
interest. Land at Kalihi is involved.
FORECLOSURE SUIT.
A bill to foreclose mortgage has heen
brought by Lila ]. Rodrigues Freitas
against Joao Rodrigues and Louisa
Rodrigues, a minor. She prays that
Joao Rodrigues be appointed guardian
ad Item for his daughter Louisa and
that the court adjudge that she, Liila
J. Rodrigues, has a mortgage on Gel
tain land at Paia, Maui, to secure tie
payment of 1925 with interest and costs.
COURT ITEMS.
It is stipulated in the suit of Josepha
Augusta Ferreira Cardozo against
Sociedade Portugueza de Santo Anto-
Mo Benefcente de Hawaii that plain
tiff have five days from February IL
to file cross interrogatories in the mat
ter of the dispositions of Francisco de
Medeiros Simas and others.
Bessie r. Burns has time extended
to Wednesday in which she may take
such action as she may be advised in
her suit against her mother, Julia IL.
Along, and others.
James Bicknell Castle petitions for
a registered title of forty EIGHT acres
of land at Waaloa, Manoa, Oahu, val
ued for tax assessment at $3.50.
Charles Gay makes a general/denial
to the complaint of Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co.
Attorney ]. NJ. Poepoe in open court,
before Judge Lindsay, withdrew the
divorce suit of Lucy Kamaka against
S. P. Kamaka.
All Chez makes a general denial to
the complaint of H. Hackfeld e. Co,
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