The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-03
WHAT RANAWAkE
IS PRAYING FOR
His Attorney Makes Affidavit
in the Matter i'm
Court.

In the suit or FRANK j. Kruger VS..
David Kawananakoa and the Kapio-
lani Estate Ltd, an affidavit by Geo.
A Davis was filed in the Circuit Court
yesterday. In this affidavit he pur-
ports to give some history of the eff
forts made to collect the debt for
which the suit is brought as well as
which has just been settled by the
note of the Kapiolani Estate. The af-
fidavit concludes: THE plaintiff has
no desire to harass the defendant and
all he prays for is that the defendant
may be required to enter into security
to the satisfaction of your honor that
he will pay to the plaintiff the sum
of s637.55. or the amount of the judg-
ment against him which will be en-
tered up in the month of June in the
case of Frank J. Kruger VS.. David Ka-
wananakoa now pending in the Cir
cult Court at law. And I further say
that the remedy at law and the judg
ment and any process that may be
issued upon said judgment from an
examination of the records of the
clerks office of this court and from my
knowledge Of the standing of the Ka-
piolani Estate Ltd, whose property is
now heavily encountered by mortgages
held by a California corporation, which
is first lien upon the same, and no
banking house in Honolulu will dis
count the defendants note having as
certained this on application and in
quiry, / have advised the said plaintiff
to proceed in equity for the remedy at
law is entirely worthless and wholly
inadequate"
MORE TIME GIVEN.
Chief Justice Hartwell yesterday en-
tered an order giving DR.. L. E. Cofer.
as president of the Board of Health
until June 20, in which to file the tran
script of the record and of the evidence
in the appeal from the decision,
Judgment, order and decree of Judge
Lindsay to the Supreme Court of the
Territory in the habeas corpus case of
Anamalia Maunakea. This is the pro-
ceeding brought to prevent Anamalia
Maunakea from being sent to the leper
settlement by the Board of Health.
TRENTS ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
Judge Lindsay yesterday approved
the accounts of r H. Trent as guard
ian of Rebecca Panee Humeku; as adj
ministrator of the estate of Hannah
Fisher; as executor of the will of
Thomas Christley; and as guardian of
the Roberts minors.
JUDGMENT SATISFIED.
In the suit of William Henry against
A NJ Brown in which execution for
s1S38.63 was issued the execution has
been recalled, the judgment having
been settled and a satisfaction of all
demands having been made.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge Lindsay yesterday granted a
divorce to Mary Borges from Frank
Borges for failure to provide.
THE BRASH ESTATE.
Patrick Gleason as administrator of
the estate of Susan Brash, deceased.
has receive his discharge as such from
Judge Lindsay~ The estate is to be
distributed to Mary Ann Waterbury,
Walter T. Brash, Martha Brash, a
child of Richard Brash, deceased, and
Elizabeth Brash.
A WARD WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
David Callihan has filed a petition
for an order requiring his guardian,
Raymond Reyes, to file an account of
the wards estate. He says no account
has ever been filed and that there are
large amounts of property in the hands
of the guardian.