The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-28
SUPREME COURT---0CTOBER TERM.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9th.
Before Chief Justice Judd.

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Before Chief Justice Judd.
The King VS.. All Fook, forging
and uttering. The defendant was
arraigned on the indictment and
pleaded not guilty. The case was
tried before foreign jury, who rem
dered a verdict of guilty, by direc-
ton of the Court. The defendant
was sentenced to Imprisonment at
hard labor for one year and pay a
fine of $50 and S15.95 costs. The
Attorney-General and Major Rosa
for the Crown, j. A. Magoon for
defendant.
j. Austin VS.. G. NIichiels, trover.
The case was continued for the term
on plaintiff motion, he to pay $3.50
costs. j. Austin and F. M. Hatch
for plaintiff, l.. A. Thurston for
defendant.
Nakuaimano VS.. Achoi, assumpsit
and damage. The case is continued
for the term on plaintiffs motion.
Kinney and Peterson for plaintiff,
Ashford and Ashford for defendant.
Mrs. r. Love ct al. VS.. George
Cavenagh, assumpsit. Appeal from
Intermediary Court. The defendant
was called three times and failed TO
appear. The Court dismissed the
appeal. w. A. Whiting for plaintiff.
C. T. Gulick, Minister of Interior,
VS.. George S. Harris, assumpsit.
Jury waived. Default was entered
on October 18th. The Court ordered
judgment for plaintiff for $3.50.
Major Rosa, Deputy Attorney-Gen-
eral for plaintiff.
IN CHAMBERS.
Before Justice Preston.
The Onomea Sugar Company vs..
Franklin H. Austin and Herbert G.
Austin. F. M. Hatch for plaintiffs,
Ashford and Ashford and l.. A.
Thurston for the defendants. The
Court heard the argument of counsel
on motion filed by defendants to
dissolve the temporary injunction
issued in the case, and denied the
same on the ground that it is not
shown by an affidavit that said de-
PENDANTS are not the servants of the
Onomea Sugar Company. Further
hearing was suspended until next
Thursday morning, when the de-
PENDANTS will pnt in an affidavit to
the effect that they are not nor have
they been the servants of said Ono
mea Sugar Company.
Mr.. Justice McCully, presiding.
w. C.. Parke and I'll. r.. Macfar-
lane, assignees of Aiau, bankrupt,
VS.. Lau ing. w. A. Whiting for
plaintiffs, w. r. Castle for defen-
dant. This case was heard after
several postponements, and argued
by counsel, after which it was sub
mitted. This is case in equity to
set aside deed of conveyance from
one Aiau, now deceased, well-known
as an extensive rice planter in Eva,
on this island, to one Lau ING, the
defendant in this case, who is a
brother of said Aiau. The complaint
alleges that the deed is fraudulent
and void on the ground that said
defendant knew of the insolvency OF
said Aiau at the time of its execu.
ton. On the other hand the defen'
dant sets up that he had no know
ledge whatever of the insolvency Of
his brother. His Honor took time
to consider the merits of the case.
In the matter of the estate o,
John Russell, deceased. Kinney ant
Peterson for the petition. Mrs. Ann,
Long presented the will, togethe
with petition praying that said viii
be admitted to probate. The Cour
appointed Wednesday, December 6
1885, as the day for hearing tn
petition and will. The devisee
under the will are the officiating
clergyman at the funeral service
Ella Mann Russell, daughter, o
Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania
and Mrs. Anna Long. The latter j
named as the executrix who is to ac
without any bond. The estimated