The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-20
]. ]. SULLIVAN LEFT
VALUABLE ESTATE
Mrs. Sullivan Seeks Probate Of
Will-Aocounts Of A. Young
Estate.

Henrietta sullivan. widow OF ,. ,.
Sullivan, yesterday hicd her petition
for probate Of the will Of her late hus.
band.
She sets out that her husband had an
undivided half interest in piece Of
land on Hotel street, on which stands
the Oregon block, and a piece Of land
at Kewnlo. These she states are worth
$51 900.
Tho personal property comprises an
insurance policy on her late husbands
life for $4,000; one hundred shares of
1.-THE Pacific Union Oil Co., of the par
value of 81 each; one hundred shares
in the Goldsborough Mining & Milling
Co.. Of the par value of 81 each; house.
hold Goods aud cash in bank, valued at
$500.
The petition is ambiguous with re.
gard to the value of the personal prop
erty, for nothing is said of the value of
the shares specified, of the value of the
household effects and the amount of
cash in the bank is not mentioned
either. Valued Mt $780, the con.
Guiding words of this paragraph refer
lring to the personal property, might
mean the value of the whole of the
things mentioned, or they might mean
the amount of money in the bank.
The deceased in his win appointed
Mrs Sullivan as executrix The de-
visees and legatees are the widow and
Mrs. Priscilla Alberta Sullivan Clarke
and her children.
The Alexander Young Estate.
Archibald A. Young, Conrad C. Won
Hamm, William o. Smith, w. II. Baird
and Robert A. Young, trustees of the
estate of the late Alexander Young,
fled their first and final accounts.
They charged themselves with $685.
6S9-54 and asked to be allowed ST.
244.59
An inventory shows the real estate
to consist of property containing
warehouse in Kewalo; a ranch at Ka-
iIhi with improvements; premises on
Pacific Heights, and a lot on Alakea
street. The personal property is emu
merated as being ranch property; 3. l25
shares in Waiakea Mill Co. $4,000
shares in Alexander Young Building
Co., Ltd, $50 shares in Won Hamm.
Young Co., Ltd, 1000 shares in Ter.
ritorial Hotel Co., Ltd, $50 shares in
Hawaiian Hotel Co, Ltd. ninetv-fiye
shares in Waialua Agricultural Co.
2,695 shares in the Mcbride Sugar 20.
Ltd, a promissOry note of Hawaiian
Hotel Co., for $4,000 at 7 per cent.
interest. promissory note of the Won
Hamm- Young Co., Ltd. for $lOB.7lO96
with interest at per cent a year and
cash on hand SIS, 444.s5.
Probate Matters.
John Lidgate, executor of the estat,
! of the late Mrs Ann Lidgate. yeste-.
day presented his first accounts To
Judge Robinson. He charged himself
with $e,4SS.14 and asked to be allowed
$2,l54.l6.
Sebastianna Simoes. administrators
of the estate of the late NJ. g. Simoes.
Yesterday filed her fn.d accounts She
charged herself with $1,OI395 and
, asked to be allowed $46S65.
Mrs Mist's Estate Appraised.
w. r. Fennell, Thomas Lee and M
Il. Simonton yesterday fled their re-
port as appraisers of the estate of the
, the late Mary Mist.
They stated that they considered the
> LOT on Makiki street together with the
improvements, to be worth $2,625. The
personal property consists of thirty
shares of capital stock in the Noun
tain Kieg Mining & Milling Co., valued
at $3.50, cash in bank at Bishop Bank
totaled $203.ll; one-fourth of TWEEN
ty'frst share of the income from the
trust estate of the late James Wright
of KOhala until September 1, 1880, and
contingent interest in the capital of
, the estate upon division on the date
mentioned, are set down Mt $ll 900.
The appraisers value the personal prop
, erty at $ll .222.6l, making n grand total
of $l3,s47.6l.
t An Old Case Settled.
The ease of w. o. Smith, ct al. thus
tees of the estate of the Bernice p.
I Bishop against L. S. Holt has been set
tied, as the plaintiffs yesterday filed a
} diseontinuanee, in which it was stated
that the action had been settled.
} In this case Holt built a portion of
his house on land near Nuuana street
} owned by the plaintiff. He declined 10
remove it, but lately he has purchased
} the land involved, from the plaintiffs
thus settling the difficulty.
Kanakanui to Return Land.
Tho case of De Fries against Kama
r kanni, was concluded yesterday morn
!. ing when a verdict was returned by
Judge whitney for the plaintiff. This
D was n case in which the plaintiff sought
TO have some land returned 10 him,
i which he had leased 10 the defendant
At WAIKIKI. The allegation was that
T. lhA dpfeudnnf had fnilad "a keen an
agreement with regard TO the payment
Of certain rates.
, The Divorce Court
! Judge Robinson yesterday anuallei
The marriage OF Kane Arakaki with
Yama AFakah on the ground OF the
latter = deseTiion
n Mary }. Comes wants divorce form
Frank J. 0pmes beenuae potwithsiaRd-
d Ing bis ability 20 do 90, be has neglect
~ - support her. aat has deserted her,