The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-06
WATERHDUSE ACCOUNT
FILED BY EXECUTORS
NO MIBRfTAEoE TAX PAID As
DEATH OCCURRED BEFORE
LAW APPROVED.
tFrOm saturday, Advsrtiser.,

terhouse, executors Of the will Of the
late Henry waterhouse, filed their frst
and FINAL account yesterday, and Judge
whitney Of the circuit court set June
10 as the day for its consideration. The
inventory gives details Of the real
estate left by the deceased and the per.
sonal property in the shape of stocks,
notes, etc The executors charge them-
Selves with receipts amounting to
$l34,490.04 and ask to be allowed the
same sum for disbursements.
As Mr.. Waterholse died on February
20, 1904, and the new inheritance tax
law was not approved by former Gov
ernor Carter until April 26, 1905, the
executors say that no Inheritance tax
is due,
Henry Smith, trustee under the will
of Charles Titcomb, fled his fifth &C.
count yesterday in the circuit court,
The total inventory of the estate is
placed at $4,000. The trustee charges
himself with receipts of $l0s947 and
asks to be allowed for expenditures of
$l0S945. The payments include allow
ances of 1910 each to Mrs Susan Ber-
Emma Dreier Clark and Mrs. Hattie
Weber
William Henry, administrator of the
estate of j. Hapainui, deceased, filed
his tnlrd annual account yesterday
The estate is valued at $520729, with
which sum the administrator charges
himself, and he asks to be allowed
$5S4.54 for disbursements.
Love Divorces Love.
Love seems to have departed quickly
from the home of Lily Love and Joseph
H. Love of Waipahu, for the former
was granted a divorce yesterday by
Circuit Judge Robinson on the ground
of extreme cruelty. The pair were mar
ried here as recently as last March. In
her complaint Mrs. Love says her hls-
band threatened to kill her. She also
sets out that after their marriage Love
allowed her to go to the store and OBJ
tain credit in his name for all neces-
saries for running their house, but
shortly thereafter Love gave orders
that no credit be extended her. Later,
she alleges, he drove her from the
house. Afterward, she asserts, he Wis
tied her and asked her to return home,
and while she was preparing to do so
he told her he was DESTROYS of her re-
turning so that he could shoot her. He
was put under bonds to keep the peace,
she says.
Questions Jurisdiction.
Marie Adelaide Bettencourt Br.ozo
de Sequeira Encamacao of California
has retained E. NJ. Watson to act for
her in the suit instituted by Francisco
IS. BOrges against her, to cascel and an.
null a deed. Attorney Watson fled @
motion in the circ1it court yesterday
to dismiss the action. He gives as the
reason "that it appears the court has
not obtained jurisdiction over the per
son of this defendant-the cause OF
action, as stated in and by the com
plant fled herein, if any is so stated
being in its nature transitory and moi
in rem but in personam. The mo
ton will come before Judge w. j. Rob
inson at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
Pardoning Power Invaded?
The supreme court heard further
arguments yesterday in the matter OF
John A. Cummins, who seeks to com
pei the territorial aduitor to issue hin
warrant for the payment of $4,000, il
remission of a fine, as provided fol
under act 144, laws 1911, of the legis
latIre. The argument was upon thu
question whether the act is invalid al
being an invasion of the pardOninl
power, such power resting, under tn,
Organic Act, with the Governor. Lor
rim Andrews argued on behalf of thu
claimant and Attorney General Lind
say on behalf of the auditor.
Supreme Court Session.
The June session of the suprem
court will begin on Monday. There ar
six important cases on the calendar a
present. These are:
In the matter of the guardianship o
Hildreth Castle Hitchcock, a minor
reserved question from circuit judge
Q fourth circuit; attorney general a
2 amicus euriae.
g James Cornwell eft al. VS.. Wailuk
Sugar Company; error to circuit court
second circuit; j. Lightfoot for plain
tiffs-appellants, Kinney, Prosser, AndeI
son & Marx for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: William X. Uuku, a minor, by hi
y next friend, William Uuku, VS.. Eliza
beth Kaio ct al; exceptions from eli
cult court, fifth circuit; Thompson
: Wilder for plaintiff-appellant, Kinney
Prosser, Anderson & Marx for defend
D ants-appellees.
4 Territory of Hawaii, by Marsto
Campbell, commissioner of public lands
VS.. Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, ct al; erTo
to circuit court, first circuit; attorney
a general for plaintiff appellee, @. "
: Ashford for Kapiolani Estate, Ltd, dc
1 fendant-appellant.
: Territory of Hawaii VS.. Furubayashi
= reserved question from circuit court
Q first circuit; John w. Cathcart and /
Q w. Milverton for plaintiff, Magoon
Q Weaver for defendant.
Kapuahoonani Kekoa ct al. VS.. Mar
t P. Robinson ct al; exceptions froI
a circuit court, first cireuit; w. G. Ael
: and Il. M. Harrison for plaintiffs-appe
Q lants, E. G. Peters for defendants-aI
t pellees.
9 CHILD's VITALITY