The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-08-04
OPPOSES FORMATION
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KoBAbA RANCH COMPANY rnna
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PETITION.

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The Kohala Ranch Company, one Of
the defendants In condemnation suit
instituted by the Territory against Tna.
bella II, Woods and othcra, In conuoc.
ton with the establishment Of tho K0-
hala forest reserve, filed ita demurrer
70 the plaintiffs petition, yesterday. y.
"A. Watson, attorney for the company,
claims that tho hrat circuit court Is
without jurisdiction in this matter and
! also that the petition does not state q
cause Of action against tho kohala
Ranch Company.
Further, Il Is asserted tho petition
does not show how much nor that all
of the property wanted by the Terri
tory is necessary for public use; nor
] does it show that any appropriation has
been, or will be made to compensate
defendant. The company says II has
right to a trial by jury Of the issues
raised should the court hold the petit.
ton sufficient in law, but alleges the
petition does not set out any facts upon
which such issues could be framed, nor
does ii ask jury trial as provided by
law.
win Sen Land.
V. NJ. Harrison has been appointed
! by Judge Robinson as commissioner in
the case Of Ruth Richardson Guard
versus George w Macfarlano ct al, a
bill for foreclosure Of mortgage. Ruth
Richardson Guard, through her attor-
ney A. Il. Judd, made Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. MacfarlAne, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Ii. Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs. Emil B.
Dreyfus, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Walker
and others parties to o suit for foreclos.
ure of mortgage on land on the cor.
ners of Nuuanu and Berotania avenues,
containing Sl6S square feet The mort.
gage was made as far back as May "a,
1873, by Eliza Macfarlane, Henry r.
Macfarlane, George W. Maefarlane and
Blanche COrnwell to secure a promis-
sorry note for $541712 in favor Of God.
frey Rhodes. There is still due on the
note $1S17l2 and interest from October
20, 1908 at eight per cent amounting to
SIZES, making total of $2942.12. This,
together with complainant's costs of
$l39.64, aggregates $SOSl.76, which
Judge Robinson has given Judgment
for. To satisfy the Judgment the prop
erty will be sold by Commissioner Har-
rison at public auction August 10.
Foreclosure Ordered.
A decree to foreclose mortgage on
lot 157 Kinau street was granted in
favor of ]. ID. Marques and against
Irene Cornwell and w. II. Cornwen by
Judge w. j. Robinson, yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Cornwell borrowed $3.50 from
the First National Bank of Wailuku.
June IS, 1904, and executed mortgage
on the land mentioned as security. The
bank assigned the mortgage to A. Lewis
Jr., who assigned IL 60 J. d. MARQUES,
who sued for the principal and interest,
amounting in all to $362.50.
Accounts Filed.
Holmes, Stanley and Olson, for Mrs.
Elizabeth Renies Of Wfesbaden. Ger
many, fled in the circuit court yester-
day a petition for the approval Of ae-
| counts in the matter of the estate Of
the late Annederia Annoy Haalelea, who
! died April 26, 1904. Mrs. Laura A.
J Coney is the beneficiary under the will.
The accounts show receipts of $780,
4O6.7S and expenditures of $2O, 130.S4.
These latter include payments of Sl25
month to Mrs. Coney and various in
yestments on capital account.
Burned Her Clothes.
Tsude Imaura alleges that her hus-
band, Toyokuma Imaura dislocate1 her
knee, choked, beat and bruised her and
after further maltreating her, burned
up her clothes aud forcibly elected her
from their home. She has started q
suit for divorce and asks for the Gus
tody of one of their two children The
couple were married in 1899. Mrs. Ina
ura says her husband has threatened
to kill her and she "believes he will
execute his threat"
/ zee Wo wants a divorce from Exc
i kela zee Wo who, he alleges in com
plant just filed in the circuit court, has
become addicted to the excessive use
2 nf inf i'm. To oil t.nk
during the past year she has been habit
ually intoxicated and unable to take
care of her home or the wants of Yee
Wo and their two children. The couple
were married here May "a, 1904. zee
WO says that sometimes his wife burn
ed his clothes and called him vile
names. He declares he has tried to
! make her see the error of her ways but
she g has gone from bad to worse"
spends her time in I" drunken idlenessT'
and is now "unft to have the care OF
her children or the care of home"
He asks for the custody of the children.
1 Cruelty Alleged.
Great cruelty is the chief allegation
in Hattie Manoua's complaint against
John ManOua in, her suit for divorce
filed in the circuit court. They were
married here February ~, 1899, and
have one child. She also alleges deser-
ton and nonsupport since November 10,
1910.
Judge Robinson granted Nellie Land
divorce from N. A. Land Of tho Eva
Mill on the ground of nonsupport, yes.
terday The couple were married here
April "a, 1908, and Mrs. Land is the
mother Of three children by former
husband.
Mayo Hamano is suing for a divorce
from her husband, Shoiehiro HamanO,
who works as a clerk Ia a candy store
opposite the Young Hotel. She alleges
deseTti0n. They were married at Hiro'
shima, Ken, japan, December H. 1909,
aud have one daughter, whose custody
she desires, Her application for Az.
moBy, counsel foo aud money for her
support during tho tendency Of the
suit will be heard by Judge w. y. FOB,
iHfDn August 3, "a nine OielOek