The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-04-08
SuPreme Court.

The April term of the Court opened the 9th day Of
April, 1874 at 10, A. M. His Honor Justice Harris
presiding; His Excellency Alfred S. Hartwen, At
torney General for the Crown.
The trials OF most interest to the public will be
those of the rioters of whom there are about fifty
five. On being arraigned before the Court, five
plead guilty, and the remaining fifty were ordered to
be placed trial. The five first arrested and COM
mitted before the Lower Court, VII Kauealii, Ke-
AlAkuA, Puuweoweo. Kinilau and Kaiama, were tried
this day. The jury retired at half past 4, P NJ and
at halfpast into Court for instructions regard
ing the different counts of the Indictment and the
Court having instructed them, they again retired,
and at quarter past the Court sent for them and
charged them, that if the prisoners were engaged in
the riot, they guilty charged. Mr.. Preston,
in behalf Of Mr.. Jones and himself excepted to the
ruling. At hElf-pRst they returned with unan-
imOuE verdict of guilty against the first four prison
ers, and verdict Of guilty for the h-twO dissent
ing. Prisoners remanded for sentence.
The following entered on the calendar
for trial
HapaiiaH Jury-Civz Causes. Keahi ct ALI w.
Bernico P. Bishop and Chas. r. BishOp-Ejectment.
Messrs. Dole and Jones for plaintiffs R. H. Stanley
for defendants.
In proof Of viii of His late Majesty LunalO, de-
ceased. E. Preston and R. H. Stanley for appellant
Foreign Jury-Criminal Causer. Rex vs. William
Hughes-Appeal from Police Magistrate. The AttOr-
ney General for the Crown R. H. Stanley for ap-
Pelant.
Rex VS.. William Hugbes-Appeal from Police Mag
istrate. The Attorney General for the Grown R. Il.
Stanley for appellant.
Rex Samuel AndreWs-Larceny Of goats. Ap-
peal from District Justice of waiAluA The Attorney
General for the Crown.
Foreign Jary-cipa causes. E. o. Hall, Minister
of the Interior, vs. G. c. sders ct al Attorney Gen.
erul for the Crown E. Preston and R. II. Stanley
for defendants.
Amau We. F. Bhuning-TrespRss the case. W.
C. Jones for plaintiff; R. H. Stanley for defendant.
Jury waived case. TheOpilus II. Davies and S. G.
Wilder, assignees of Chung HOOn, II. Hackfeld
CO.-TrOver. R. II. Stanley for plaintiffs.
There are about ten cases in Banco.
In Bankruptcy.
March l2-In the matter Of the bankruptcy of Anu,
doing business under the and style of Atai Be-
fore Mr. Justice Harris at Chambers. Decree having
been granted by the Court declaring the said Anu
bankrupt, notice ordered be given in the Ha-
SOuiaH G0Eee and Kuokoa to the creditors Of the es-
tate to at the Court House on Thursday, April
I'd, to prove their claims.
March 2S-on motion Of R. H. Stanley counsel for
petOnng creditors the Court ordered that the goods
stock in trade, &c, in possession of the Marshal be
delivered over 70 E. P. Adams, auctiOneer for imme-
diste SALE the Of the other creditors and that
of the bankrupt having been fled.
April 2-claims this day proved to the amount
Of S6,O5s as and two other claims of Lam Chong
for 81 Os6, and Man Chuck for $52 were ordered to
staud over for further proof the 18th instant.
An order issued to those creditors who have
proved their claims to meet in the Police Court Room
in the Court House, Thursday, the 18th April in
slant, at II NJ for the purpose of choosing assgnees
In Probate.
March 3l-Estate of ohule (k.) and Kaaianoku {
w., deceased. Before Justice Harris, at Chambers
The parties interested in this estate having petOned
the Court for division of the land between the heirs
and the Court having heard evidence of heirship and
the arguments Of counsel reserved its decision until
the I'd Of April next. r.
April 2-The Court this morning delivered its de-
cison adudging to the heirs Of Kaaiamoku formerly
wife Of 0hule), who survived her husband, 23I0Oths
Of acre. to be set of by Mr.. Curtis J. Lyons and
the remainder to Mrs. Louisa Bricwood as heiress of
0hue. Certain houses said to have been erected by
the hers Of Ksaiamoku, to be removed should they
happen to stand the part of the land set apart to
Mrs. BrickWood. w