The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-17
GUARDIAN FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
Is 10 Explain What Nc Has Done
Tor His Charues-.Si0l5
to Be Accounted For.
,Fram sundAy,s Advsrllssrl

Daniel Kikah is 70 be called upon
on October 10 70 show cause why he
should not be removed AZ tho guardian
Of John Z. X, A. Victoria, Edith b.,
G. u. X. and Hiram j. X. Auahu.
According to the attorney for tho
minor children, Kikahi received moneys
on behalf Of the children on various
occasions, and has not accounted for II.
It is stated that the guardian had in
his possession sufficient money to sup
port and maintain the children, but has
refused and neglected to do so, throw
ing the children on to the charity of
others. On July z, Kikahi is said to
have received on behalf of his charges
$l,015.75. This sum it is alleged, he
converted to his own use and other
people s too, not entitled to it. Not
withstanding that he was directed on
May 81 to fle an account of the money
entrusted to him, he has failed to do
So With the exception of his first an
nunl report he has never fled an ac-
count The petition asks that he be
directed to pay into court all the money
that he has belonging to the children.
Another Married Infant,
Some days ago w. q. Achi on behalf
of his ward, Mrs. Maud X. Crowell
made the allegations that G. Lai Young
and Annie Mattos had obtained from
Mrs. Crowell piece of property far
below its actual worth.
Yesterday the defendants filed their
answer and denied that they had used
any unfair means to procure the land.
They stated that the conveyance of the
land was made in good faith, but add
mitted that since the recent decision
of the Supreme Court in regard to the
marriage of an infant, the deed in the
transaction was voidable and that Mrs.
Crowell had right to a reconveyauce
of the property. Defendants; Therefore,
consented to make reconveyance, but
they urged that in equity they should
be reimbursed the money expended in
saving the title to the land to Mrs.
Crowell.
Divorce Matters.
Ka0piun Kamoku does not want n
divorce from Daniel Kamoku, for yes
terday she fled discontinuance of her
suit.
Matsu Yamada wants to be freed
from her marriage vows with Tsune-
kichi Yamada, because, she says, he
deserted her some time ago, and left
her to earn her own living.
The Widows Portion.
Father H. valentin and the Hawaiian
Trust Co., Ltd, recently fled papers
in suit to determine what amount
Maria K. Ena would take out as her
dover from the estate. Yesterday
through her attorneys, she filed a de-
murrer to this procedure, and this will
&c heard on October II.
Responsibility Denied.
John Carlos Madeiros is seeking to
obtain 100000 as damages from the
Honomu Sugar Co., for injuries that he
alleged to have received through the
negligence of the company's servants.
The defendant company has now filed
its answer, and denied all the allega-
tons that he made in his complaint.
Supreme Court Cases.
The cases for hearing before the
Supreme Court tomorrow morning are:
Kaupena (w) VS.. Elizabeth Kaio, ct
al. exceptions from Circuit Court,
Fifth Circuit. S. X. Kaeo for plaintiff.
appellant, Kinney, Prosser, Anderson s.
Marx for defendants.appellees.
Edzal MarlSle vs.. NOEL Markle, APP
peal from Circuit Judge, First Circuit.
4. @. Peters and Z. Schnack for plain
ff-appellee, Magoon Weaver and
Noa w. Anil for defendant.appelInnt.