The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-31
LEAVES PROPERTY
TO HIS SISTERS
lrrom Thursday,s AdvertIserl

(From Thursdays Advertlser)
The will of the late James j. Kelly
who died on the high seas on his way
home from Australia was filed for pro.
bate yesterday by the Hawaiian Trust
Company which is named as executor
of the will. The will was made Nov,
ember ., 1904, and bequeaths all his
property of every kind to his two
sisters, Miss Title +. Kelly and Miss
Margaret Kelly, both of Cincinnati,
Ohio. II is witnessed by j. II. Gait
and d. A, Dowsett.
The Hawaiian Trust Company also
petitioned to be appointed temporary
administrator of the estate, principally
because a part of the estate consists
of a month Is salary due as a custom
house officer for the month of June,
which can only be collected by an ad.
ministrator or executor, and if not col.
lected during the month of July can
only be collected by long and tedious
process. The court made the appoint.
ment as temporary administrator.
The remainder of the estate consists
of bank account with the First Ma
tional Bank, and securities in safe
deposit vault the value of which lie
unknown.
INVENTORY FILED.
Bishop & Company, ~ ancillary ad.
ministrators with the will annexed of
the estate of the late Mary Dame Hall,
| yesterday filed an inventory of the es,
tate. This consists of $5273.5o in cash;
1876 shares of @. Brewer & Co.; 400
shares of Il. o, Hall & Son; six shares
of Hawaiian Electric; 81 shares. of
Mutual Telephone Company; 80 shares
of Paia Plantation stock; and 16S
shares of InterIsland Steam Naviga-
tion Company stock.
The court appointed Alexander Nc.
Brvde, William A. Love, and u Mar
callino, to appraise the estate.
LIEN ON A TIEATER.
Ira G. Carter, doing business as the
Union Electric Company, has filed a
| claim for lien for materials furnished
against Iparoi Dol, doing business as
the Asahi Theater on Maunakea street.
between Beretania and Pauahi street.
His claim is for $4,000.
~ ~ 4 4 4 4 y \ =
gatta, $500. This is total of $103. 43
less than was appropriated, while the
lumber at the fshmarket will bring in
$500 when sold.
CoMNHTTEE-AT.I4ARGE.
The committee,at large reported an
| expenditure Of $1lS2.52, and returned
| $lG7.4S to the treasurer out of their
| appropriation. In addition to this there
will be a return from the sale at auc-
| ton of So cot beds and mattresses.
In the report the committee stated
| that 10000 aloha folders had been sent
| away by the men. who had also used
10000 letter heads and 10000 en-.
velopes, which had been furnished
| without cost by the Hawaiian Gazette
Company. The rest rooms and writ
ing places were very much appreciated
by the men, as high as two hundred
day registering at some of the
places provided.
A section of the report reads: SIN
closing this report ] would say that it
would be fitting to pass a vote of thanks
of your committee to Messrs. Alexander
Young, DR.. John s. McGrew, and w. G..
| Irwin & Co. for the free use of their
buildings; to Mr.. Marston Campbell.
Superintendent of Public Works. for his
efficient help in installing the comfort
stations and the many things he did for
the comfort of the men ashore; to the
Hawaiian Gazette Company for their
generous supply of letter heads and en-
velopes, and to Mrs. C. B. Cooper and
| ladies for fitting up rest station No. 6,
and to all of the outlying stations for
the generous support they gave this
committee.
The report was accepted and the
recommendations as to the vote of
| thanks carried out
PRESS COMMITTEE.
The press committee reported n sur
plus of $3.50 from the $l75 put in its
hands. The nam items of expense in
the accounts presented were: CONFESS,
$40; Club Stables, $40; automobile, SIT,
and rent of typewriters, $2S,15.
COMMITTEES STILL STAND.
The various committee reports were
| accepted and the thanks of the execu-
tive committee extended to each. al
though the request that came from near
ly every committee that it be dismiss
ed from further service was refused.
In this connection letter from Gov
ernor Frear was read, which said:
Honorable George w. Smith, Homo
lulu, II. II.
My Dear Sir.-In the absence of
Mr.. Carter, chairman of the feet com
| mittee, ] take the liberty of addressing
you as next in line on that committee.
i understand that the members of the
| committee are considering the question
of resigning and turning over the funds
remaining in their possession to myself
or some other custodian. While il is
only natural that the members of the
committee should contemplate such ac-
tion now that they have fulfilled the du-
ties for which the committee was called
into being, it seems to me, inasmueh ms
there is balance of funds on hand and
another feet of large size (the Pacific
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