The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01

AnU fisi thontt lfltf 81 it0
a4taatl lsnfalAii 81 Eaethln nthsai
lshta Dasianels NsslHlno ilatanf|
aHi Uafio neahh, OBJ ~ ehan thla
lamafts iuf Wifa imr'isnheA 30 ihl
timt az itt Alssta istaf foeuiilnl
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Ask Confirmation Ial
The petition 81 nsals, Na'orHslpf
and Hugh McCoffisiun rtnitlef rtil
confirm their title to 5t.bb feet on Fort
near Hotel street. IA 90 como 90 before
Judge Robinson lhls morning. IN the
land repatriation court
The Territory, by Deputy Attorney.
General a. W. Sutton. has flod its an.
swef In the case aud says the petition
OF the McCorrieton = incorrectly Axes
the boundary Of the land along the limo
OF Fort street and should read that Il
is on the southeast side, which n par.
allcl 10 and fifty feet distant from
the outer face Of plinths 20 the new
Pantheon building. Upon the petition
being amended NJ set forth no further
interest Of the Territory win he AZ
ferted.
Frederick b, johnson, guardian Of
Charles and John Johnson, minors, has
fled petition 20 Judge Robinson foi
permission 20 sell lot 10 Of the Kalu
Tract, on the makai side Of Kuakin
street. He owns half the lot aud the
boys together own the other half. II,
says II Is not a profitable Investment
and that It would be for tho benefit OF
the minors TO sell and invest the pro
reeds in productive stock. Larnacf
& Robinson are attorneys for petitioner
Inventory Filed.
Herbert w. NJ. Mist fled the inven
tory Of the estate Of the late Mrs. Mary
Mist yesterday. This includes house
and lot on Makiki street, thirty, shares
of Mountain King mining stock, casl
in Bishop & Company's Savings Bank
one-fourth of two.twenty-firs share
of the income from the trust estat,
under the will of the late DR.. Jame
Wight of Kohala, Island of Hawaii
until September l, 1880, estimated a
Approximately $500 per annum; also
contingent interest in the capital Of tn,
Wight Estate upon its division, Septem
her J., 1890, the value of which is in
determinable.
Attorney Lorrin Andrews, acting oil
behalf of Iohn Dos Passos Rodrigues
has fled new action against For
tunato GOrreia, Victorina de VaseOncel
los and the Portuguese Benefit Society
Complaints have ! cen served by DEPUTY
/ High Sheriff Gleason on two defend
ants bnt he returned the writ yesterday
as unserved on Correia, who has lief
the TerritOry he believes
Long -Colburn Case.
Several witnesses gave evidence be
fore Referee Marcallino in Judge Whit
ney's courtroom yesterday in connec
ton with the accounting demanded by
Antonino Long from his stepfather
John Z. Colburn.
Giovanni A. Long, brother of com
plainant, said he asked the accountant
at Mr.. Colburn s office how the account
stood.
Attorney Ashford, who appeared fol
Colburn, asked why Long didn t ash
Mr.. Colburn himself about il.
"What would be the usef He woulC
only fly up in the air, and ask what
was it my business, and tell me to get
out, - the witness replied. ssYOu know
that very well, Mr.. Ashford. Such
question to askl'' he concluded in
tone Of amazement.
| Everybody laughed, including tn,
stepfather, and Mr.. Peters inquired o.
counsel for respondent;
Has he ever fred you out, Mr.
Ashford3''
"Not yet was the reply.
With Force and Arms.
Mrs. Elmira M. johnson is suing
Chop Leong and Chong Hin for 5000
damages. She alleges that they, will
force and arms broke and entered
certain close belonging to her and de
stroyed the banks of pond, thus al
lowing the water to escape. She say
| the Chinese also elected her from tn
close. The first time this happene,
was on March 81 and il has oeeurre,
on "divers other days" since, com
Iplainant AYERS.
Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Rose can
find BentO da Coito Chaves, who
being sued for divorce by Mrs. Mari
da Gloria Coito Chaves. They wer
married January %, 1902, and las
lived together in San Francisco. Aug
ust 6, 1909 They have three children
The wife charges the husband wit
drinking so deeply she had to lcav
him.
Ava Contract Suit.
An ava contract is the subject of
suit fled in the circuit court yesterda
by i. Apana of Koolaupoko, agains
George Roenitz Plaintiff claims that
according to agreement, he eonveye,
to defendant all ava growing on six
teen acres at Kukuiopae, South Kona
for $4,000 upon certain terms of do
livery Defendant was to pay him n
the rate of 5000 per ton, within te
days of delivery Mt Honolulu.
Apana alleges he delivered two tor
for which he was paid, but $l94.7
is owing him for one and half ton
delivered August 10. He asks fc
Judgment on that sum and for T,
possession of the ava fields.
INHUMANE COWBOY