The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-04-30
HEIRESS TIES UP
HER INHERITANCE
MISS PARKER SIGNS TRUST DEED
APPOINTING A. w. GARTER
HER TRUSTEE.
From Saturdays Advsrtiaer.l


T. X. Parker turns over her property
to be administered by Alfred W. Car.
ter was filed yesterday with the regis.
trar Of conveyances, Carter has been
her guardian for some years and has
very successfully managed the big prop
erty. The deed has been planned for
some time, as already stated in The
Advertiser, having been in preparation
before the announcement of the engage
msnt of the young heiress. On her be-
coming of age, Carter's duties as guard.
ian expired, but his management had
been so satisfactory that arrangements
were at once made to have him con.
tinue in charge under a trust deed,
which fully protects Miss Parker and
her mother as to income.
The trust deed gives Carter full pow.
er in the management of the estate,
and is irrevocable. Miss Parker is to
be allowed an income of $4,000 per
month, until the present indebtedness
of the property is paid off, and her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Knight, is to
have 81 900 per month income.
The trustee is also given $4,000 per
year to spend as he sees fit for main.
tenance and care of aged, disabled or
INDECENT employees of the ranch or
their families.
After the indebtedness of the estate
is paid off, as per cent of the net in.
come is to be paid as follows:
Two-thirds of it, or 80 per cent of
the whole net income, to Miss Parker
and third or 20 per cent of the IN.
come, to Mrs. Knight. Provided that
Miss Parker g income shall not at this
time be less than $4,000, and her
mothers less than $500 per month;
any deficiency as to these incomes to
be made up from the remaining 25 pc.
cent Of the net earnings.
The 25 per cent of the earnings, not
definitely provided for, is to be used
by the trustee for educational, chart
table or public welfare purposes, o. for
the purchase of real estate or other
Investments.
The trustee receives compensation in
fees and commissions provided for by
law in administration of estates, and
he is required to give bond in sum of
100000.
He is to make Miss Parker a quar-
terly report, but is not required to file
any account with any court-"it be-
ing the wish and agreement of the par.
ties hereto that recourse shall not be
had to any court unless abb
solutely necessary.
Verdict for Plaintiff.
A verdict for the plaintiff, for the
full sum asked was rendered yesterday
in Judge Cooper's court in the case of
the Henry WRterhouse Trust Company
vs.. j. d. Paris. The suit grew out Of
the old case of W. w. Bierce and Com.
pany VS.. G. j. Hutchins, and was for
SO ,079.l1, being the defendant g shares,
as alleged, of the judgment of $36,002.-
0S, obtained in that case. The jurors
were out about an hour. The defense
noted an appeal. The following were
jurors; VIM. Lishman, Arthur Coyne,
l.. NJ. Underwood, A. A. Hussey,
Sam A. Green, A. F. Gertz, VIM. Z.
Thomas, B. H. Fabian, Thos. L. Nc.
Guire, VIM. H. Smith, Sam +. Mott, S.
K. Hao, Jr.
Court Notes.
Robert A. McWayne has fled in the
circuit court a replevin suit against
Sheriff jarrett to recover a fifty.horse-
power Pony Tonneau Kissel Kar, or its
value, $3.50. He also asks damages in
the sum of $500 for what he clamis is
its illegal retention by the sheriff.
j. II. Schnack has brought an action
in the circuit court against Elizabeth
X. Booth, individually and as guardian
of the estate of Loa f. and Marjorie
M. Booth, for partition of property
located on Gulick avenue, which he
claims is owned half by him and half
by the defendants to the suit.
David K. Kahea has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Male
Hiram, deceased
Judge Whitney has approved the
final accounts of A. d. Castro, admins
traitor of the estate of August p. G
Correa. The final accounts Of Mar
garet F. B. Dat, widow of J. M. Dat
and executrix of his estate, were alsc
approved.
Three more divorce suits, the charges
being drunkenness and desertion, Were
fled yesterday.
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