The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-06-18
WILDER ESTATE IS
A VALUABLE ONE
Realty and Bonds Worth sil5,.
0O0-ienriuues Trial
Comes Up.
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An Inventory Of the estate Of Eliza
scott Wilder deceased, was filed by the
executors Of the estate in The circuit
court Yesterday. The executors under
the will are william Chauncey Wilder
and Charles Thomas Wilder. Tho total
value of the estate h. shown TO be
sll4,u9a.2l. and IL made up of the FOL.
lowing items; Lots 3lS, $50, 800 and
36l, as described Ia Royal Patent No.
1914, situate az Makiki. between Pen.
saeola and Piikoi streets, $4,000; inn
provements thereon, $4,000. The home.
stead lot in Nuuauu Valley is apprais-
ed at $1,000, and the improvements at
81, 900. The estate has 1880 shares of
Eva plantation stock, valued at $4I,-
800, and 595 shares of Oahu Sugar Co.
stock, valued at S25,sO0. The cash on
hand at the time of Mrs. Wilder's
death was $5,249.2l.
Henriques Under Trial.
Attorneys Lghtfoot and Ashford for
the defendant in the case of the Ter
ritory against John Comes Henriaues
transferred from the third judicial cir
cult on application of defendant for
change Of venue), fled motion in the
circuit court yesterday to have the case
set for an early trial. The matter will
be presented next Wednesday at nine
o clock before Judge Robinson.
Hunriques is charged with the mar.
der of Japanese last October in Kau.
His case was called for trial in the
circuit court for the third circuit last
term, but he alleged that he could not
obtain a fair and impartial jury in
that district and moved for change of
venue to the first circuit. The motion
was granted by Judge Matthewman.
The case cannot possibly be set for
trial before next fall, as the courts are
supposed to enjoy vacation during
July and August, and only the most
urgent and absolutely necessary bust.
ness will be transacted. A formidable
array of attorneys represent the Terri.
tory, namely: j. w. Cathcart, city and
county attorney Of Honolulu; William
w. Beers, county attorney for Hawaii;
+. c. Peters, A. X. ozawa and +.
Schnack.
Blind Pigger Up.
Lau Duck, convicted of selling liq.
uor without a license. will come up
for sentence before Judge Robinson this
morning. He was previously fined 800
and costs in the police court on the
same offense, and appealed to the cir
cult court. Evidently something slip
ped cog and he was convicted.
Court Notes.
Josephine Wagner, administrators of
the estate of John Wagner, has filed
her final accounts and petitions for dis
charge. She charges herself with $79l1..
so and asked to be allowed $1069.05.
Tho oaua ~ Gail nrnvvn nua,n.&
+. Judd and j.. A. Mott Smith was dis.
continued in the circuit court yester.
day.
A discontinuance of the plaintiffs
| appeal in the case of A. Fernandez &
Son versus Charles Herring an assump-
sit suit, was filed in the circuit court
yesterday.
Defendants appeal on points of law
IN the case Of Jacob Coerper versus Man
nel Gouveia, an action for summary
possession, was filed in the supreme
court yesterday. This is appealed from
the district court of North Kona. c.
II. Mcbride represents the Plaintiff and
NJ. +. Scott appears for the defendant.
In the supreme court yesterday de-
fendant's bill Of exceptions was filed
in the case of Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co., Ltd, versus John d. Paris, a suit
in assumpsit appealed from the first
circuit court il involves the amount
Of $3O7791l, with interest from April
IL, 1911.
The seven or eight attorneys in the
Mahuka site case consumed yesterday
morning in Judge Doles court in
wrangling over the instructions to be
given to the jury. The instructions
promise to be long and involved. The
case will be argued Monday. If every
attorney interested feels it incumbent
upon him to make a "spieiV to the
| jury, one hates to forecast the day and
hour when it will finally 90 to the jury.