The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-04-12
Supreme COurt-APriI Term, Al
1875.
,sn lrsnoE HAEEIs FnEslDIse.

IN JusTICE HARRIS PRESIDING.
Ap-H s-The King re. Albert Undergraduates
&C Scr faruishing opium.-PrisOBer pleaded guilty
tui thss be did not know the law. The Court after
trplainiaE the law 10 The prisoner, sentenced him
70 paw fue Of s5o-no costs.
Thc King Is Liong Lung Indicted for having
Upium 10 his p0ssessi0n-The prisoner pleaded
gullrr. aud The Count sentenced him TO two months
fu1u-isourneut az hard labor and IS costs.
II K1hauanui rs. Z. Nikalemi Continued tin
ugzs tern the plaintiff having broken his leg
KniuaoPio r.. J. 4. Umaiei Continued Till next
tern
n A. wIdomsun rs. g. ". wTlTong Case con-
fiuuud tin She july tern.
s-sekIus lrl q al. vs. Kalei o. Ell al Action Of
riecimcuL Tired By jury, who afier an absence
q. arr Eliuutes returned a unanimous verdict for
The rlsfutif A. S. Hartwell for plaintiffs S. b.
Dole 1ur descendants.
FErsEST % uHE BENcH, Hams AND JUDD J. J.
5-EezaRa lu) q al vs- Kalei o. Ct al Mr. Dole
used 10 Sc allowed 10 flc exceptions to the verdict
81 rhr jury although not noted al the time Of the
raner 10 be tiled and would consider the matter and
near remarks A. s Hartwell for plaintiffs; S. b.
Dole fa- Defendants
= O. Dominis Va Paikuli ct al Action Of eject
nat Jurv waived BY consent Defendants not being
reaeY. The case is continued until "Wednesday the
1sih Instant. Z Preston for plaintiff ). n. Paiku.
Z tor himself sne other defendant
EEFoEE ER- susucE HARRIS.
s-rhe King rs. Aisua (pakel Indicted for sell
ing orirn. Tree BY foreign jury who, aiier
shorE absence. returned a unanimous verdict OF not
EullrF. The Attorney General for the Crown; T.
Fuesi1r ior ihe prisoner.
BEFoEE Mr.. JUsTIcE JUDD.
Davies and Wilder. assiCuees OF Chung Hoon VS.
Eatkfcid 4 CO. Action OF trovcr. Tried, and the
frrr rutnrucd unanimous verdict for The plaintiffs
ID the sun Of SS6125. T. Preston for plaintiffs A.
5. HarEen fur defendants. Exceptions noted by
dciendautk counsel
7-Kekaua fpll {. al vs. Kalci. Notice Of oxcep.
riuus vas read b. Mr. Dole, and the Court ruled the
uoi being in time, bat reserved the ques-
tiau a TIT request Of both the counsel, without
costs.
e Deenar rs. T. Il. Hebron. Action Of assump
al Tired By ajuIE Who amer an absence Of fifteen
sriu-,esi Retained unanimous verdict for the dc
fcndaut Mr.. W. G. jones for the plaintiff except
q 10 The verdict Of the iorv Nessrs Castle Smith
and nariv5E for the defendant.
TIE Cou-t adjourned until Monday the 10th inst.
Is rRoBaTE.
s-Es;sie Of Kaihe a. deceased Before Mr.
-usttcc Harms Petition Of J. Porter Green, Ad-
iusirnsor o. the abore estate FOR settlement Of his
rrcuuuis such. and for distribution Of estate 10
The hcirs entitled thereto. The Court examined the
-nr atuinistrxior ordered discharged. In disiribu
ting the esfnte the Court decreod half thereof
- 70 10 The widow. Hama, one quarter 10 Kanamu
and ose eu.rte- 10 Lsuikele, TIE last two being
cuuzluE O. thr decreased.
6-Iu r Major 7. Douuell. voluntary bankrupt
O. Before Af Justice Harris. Petition OF N. 7. |
l1rnel 20 be declared bankrupt ia conformity
Elit Scc-lcr go Civil Code Claims were proved /
20 orer elu9o and The Conrt sdjudged NJ. 7. Don
neli bzukrrTt, and continued the matter until LIST
az @! Nay uext FOR proof Of any further claims
Hrx. B. Hsubisian. olsrk Of the House Ways and
NIruur c1uuiliue, charged BY ths TFibEne with
i1ri-r named hiI child after John wilkes Booth, the
nsrnssr q Prasiaeut Lincoln. which he denied but
tn trpulcrnsrts IN the gave such semblance
q zruth thu chargs that AR Morrison the chair
sz4E, Esat 1tliEu1 asrsPt his resignation,