The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-09-05
.BREVITIEs
I r.rOm Saturday Adyertiser.

/ Rudolf Bucbly was appointed by
Judge Ashford yesterday, nnder $4,000
bond, as aneiIlary administrator of the
estate OF Peter Adlar, deceased.
| Argument was closed yesterday be.
fore Judge Ashford In che case Of the
Wnianae Company against Kaiwilsi
(w) and the case taken under advise.
ment. This II suit 70 quiet title to
land in Waianae. S ma.
Half a ton Of law books arrived ut
the federal court yesterday, and Bail
in Sidney Smith ana his corps of eff,
cient assistants have been busy ever
since placing the new law volumes on
the library shelves.
The case of q Charles Rcinhardt
| against the County Of Maui, an &C.
| tion for damages recently decided in
the Mnti circuit court In favor Of the
plaintiff, was argued and submitted
yesterday in the supreme court
Death yesterday claimed Mrs. Malta
Knhele Nui, Of 2055 Nuuanu avenue.
The body win be cremnted today. Fun.
"+"l arrangements win be announced
later. Mrs. Kahele Nui was nativ.
Of KohRla, Hawaii, and ffty.nne
years, Eve months and twenty. six days
! old. q. Z f. a'''t.
In the supreme court yesterday the
case Of the Territory against Edmund
II. Hart, an action to recover on the
defendants bond, was submitted un.
der a stipulation fled. Hart was re-
Gently clerk of the Maui circuit court
and is now in prison serving son
tence for .embeszlement of court funds
An answer making general denial Of
the allegations in the complaint, ond
the defendants demand for a trial of
Inc cause before jury. were filed
Yesterday in the circuit court in
tho case of KelH Solomon Apiki
n"ninst the City and County of Homo.
lulu, this being an action for damages
Jhr seventeenth annual accounts, and
the first under H. M. Won Holt. Of the
trustee of the estate of Kaleipua Ka
1 non, deceased, were fled in the circuit
court yesterday. The executor shows
receipts Of $46l0.31, all of which
amount was disbursed. Mr.. Won Holt
succeeded Cecil Brown as executor of
the estate when the latter resigned,
owing to i'll health.
NNiOh ''uhuhy AuNeTtlSeT) J.
The funeral of the late William
Naihe of Pearl City, this island was
held yesterday afternoon, the inter
ment being in the Loeb View cemetery.
In the federal court yesterday Judge
Vaughan admitted TO American citi.
rcnship Gustav Rudolf Walter Bahr, a
native Of Germany. Mr.. Bahr passed
his examination unusually well.
In the case Of r. w. Holt against C
:. Wheeler and others, a stipulation
was fled in the circuit court yesterday
allowing the defendants until next
Wednesday within which to file an an.
swer to the complaint.
Under q stipulation fled yesterday
in the circuit court the plaintiff was
given until September . within which
to file her reply brfef to, the demurrer
in. the case of Tsune IN HoFita ngains,
kotarO Takamoto, an action fer in
junction.
Dcma nds for trial by jury were filed
in the circuit court yesterday in the
following cases; David o. Hannah
against Violet Cation, suit for debt nv
the plaintiff and defendant, and Kelii
Solomon Apild against, the City and
County Of Honolulu, damages, by the
plaintiff.
Miss Molly Ching, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs., Ching Loo of this city, died
on Friday at the Kauikeolani Chill.
dren's Home and was buried yesterday
in the Manoa Chinese cemetery. The
deceased was a native Of this city and
ten years, five months and thirteen
days old.
Lee Chew, arrested on q federal war
rant last Friday by Marshal Smiddy
on a charge of having opium in posses,
sion has been released on $500 bond
and will be given hearing before
Judge George s. Curry, United States
Tuesday afternoon.
From Monday AdveTt iser)
A. Gartley, the well known Homo
lulu business man, has been in Hilo on
a business trip.
G. X. harrison, of the photographic
department and C. T. Bailey of the
same department, have been measuring
the water flow at several points in the
Hilo district.
r. Deming who represents the
bondsmen of the Philadelphia Break.
water Company and who inspects the
Hilo breakwater job at regular inter.
walls, has been in Hilo on business.
Under a stipulation in the circuit
court the plaintiff was given until
September within which to file her
reply Hbrief to the demurrer in the
n II