The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-08-11
IS MRS. BEGKLEY
STILL A MINOR?
Continued From Page One
Formal Demand.

Formal Demand.
"On the first day of August Mary
Beatrice Campbell, one of the laugh
tiers of James Campbell, deceased, was
married to George q. Beclley of Homo
lulu, at san Francisco. Accordingly
she thereupon became entitled to share
in the income of the estate Of the sslid
James Campbell, deceased, and to re-
ceive the accumulated income held and
invested by You as trustees of the es-
tate, in accordance with the terms fof
the will, to await the ARRIVAL of said
Mary Beatrice Campbell at the age of
majority or her sooner marriage. n
Mrs Beckley has executed and de-
livered to me full and general power
of attorney which expressly authorizes
me, on her behalf, to collect and re-
ceive all sums of money payable to
her according to the terms of the trust
provided in the will, and also the Sc
curities representing investments Of &C.
clmulated income payable to her as
aforesaid upon her arrival at the age
of majority or sooner marriage.
d" Acting under this power of attor-
ney / request that you render an ac
count of the monies and securities pay
| able and deliverable to Mrs. Beckley
and the payment and delivery to me of
/ the same upon her behalf.
"The personal receipt of Mrs. Beck
ley is in my possession and will be de
liyered to you upon said payment aud
delivery"
Right Fully Admitted.
Trustees Cecil Brown and A. N.
Z u I,oll al 10 LOFT or
! date of August 8. They stated they
had referred the matter to their attOr
neys and 'are now advised by hem
that, ny her marriage, Mrs. Beclley
became entitled to a vested interest in
the estate and therefore her right to the
Accommodations of income that have ne
of investments and cash, remaining
after the distribution to her sisters of
their shares, is fully admitted and ae-
knowledged.
/ " However, as it appears to be fact
that Mrs. Becllley, though married, has
not vet attained the age of eighteen
years, we are advised by our attorneys
that we cannot safely assume that the
period of her minority has we'll ex-
tpired, and that we should not attempt
to account for the said shares, or make
distribution thereof, without an adjudi
cation by court of competent juris-
diction, declaring how and to whom the
accounting and distribution should be
made.
Friendly Suit Proposed.
1.-The simplest method of obtaining
such an adjudication would seem to be
through a suit in equity, brought by
Mrs. Beekley aghinst us as trustees,
setting forth the facts fully. including
her age. The question whether or not
her marriage terminated her minority,
and If not, how and to whom the ae-
counting and distribution should be
made can then be raised by appropriate
pleadings on our behalf.
Mr. shingle promptly fell in with this
view of "A friendly suit and Attorney
George A. Davis filed the. papers yes.
terday. The court is asked 10 order the
trustees TO render full account Of the
amount of money received from the ne.
oumulated income aud 60 give a com
tllete llsi Of the securities IN which
Mrs Beekley one quarter share is in
vested, II ls also asked that All
moneys dle her be fully accounted foI
aud that both money and securities b.
f0FfhHith handed over - Mrs., herhley
The will Of tht late James Campbell
safs The accumulated income shall ID
paid 10 The children from and aHal
their respective maiarliY ~ marriage
Hhafa ana SHARE alike II alec nfn
: alaea ihai elfh female heuefiflaff ahai
. fAFlge afa bold ~ mnaefa and alhel
nRhif aHdfF ihe alll 4fiae ffam ~
& dshis sad fouifal " anR Apaiana ahi
mag hafeH