The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-30
SUPREME cOURr---oCTOBER TERM.
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during the afternoon session as Ot'16Se
Interpreter for any matter he Nay be
REQUIRED for during the term.
Law Division. Kalauola lk.) ct al. VS..
Kekukahika * 5. X. Kane for PLAIN
tiffs; J. L. Kaulukou for defendant.
Eiectment. DEFENDANTS motion for new
trial partly argued on Saturday is con-
cluded, and it is granted by the Court
ordering new trial.
J. II. Reeve VS.. Puuloa Stock and
Sheep Ranch Company. c. Creighton
and Y. V. Ashford for plaintiff; P. Neu-
mann for defendants. Assumpsit, SAG
81. Judgment by default OF defendants
to answer September 10, 1888. Jury
waived October -, 1888. Plaintiff dis
continues, defendants having paid 1862
% and costs.
In re Man Nun and All Yin. p. Neu-
mann Tor petitioner; Attorney-General
C. w. Ashford for the Collector-General.
Petition for a writ OF habeas corpus. De-
cision reserved on 4th inst. on appeal
from decision of Chief Justice Judd OF
August 6. 1883. Judge Preston reads
majority decision OF the Supreme Court
Judge Dole dissenting-and appeal is
dismissed and appellants are remanded
into the custody OF the Marshal.
Criminal Division. The King VS.. Qui
Min Ing. Acknowledgement for the
Crown; A S. Hartwell for defendant.
Selling spirituous liquors without license.
Defendant appeals from the Police Court
of Honolulu, where on July 81, 1888, he
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine Of $500 and costs 81 90. The follow
ing jury is sworn: Harry Armitage, John
A Spear, J. w. Gibbs, Ira A. Burget,
q. A. Meth, John NJ Dowsett, j. II.
Hare, IL. q. Crabbe, W Z. ii. Deverill,
w. 0. Atwater, W. F. Bates and Chas.
Lucas. At "a p IN. Mr. Hartwell adj
dresses the jury, followed at 3 AZ p. m.
by the Acknowledgement. The Court
delivers its charge to the jury at 3 :56,
and at :5S the jury retires to consider
its verdict At 3 o'clock a unanimous
verdict Of not guilty" was returned.
Kala W. vs.. Kapuili * is entered
on the calendar by agreement of the
parties. Hartwell Tor plaintiff; Achi for
defendant.
At4:l5 p. m. the divorce cases were
called, but none were ready for trial.
AT CHAMBERS - BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE
PRESTON.
Law Division. NJ. w. MeChesney &
Son VS.. Wong Chun Kee. c. w. Ash
ford for plaintiffs; p. Neumann for de-
fendant. Jury waived from October
term, 1887. Partly heard and continued.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE DOLE.
Probate Division. Guardianship of
Helen A. Dickson A. S. Hartwell for
petitioner. Ordered that letters of guar
dianship issue to Samuel NJ. Damon
under 81 900 bond.
TUESDAY, Oct. %.
The Court opens at 10 a. m, foreign
Jurors in attendance. Noon recess u
m. to l Is p. m.
Criminal Division. The King VS..
Manuel Gomez Comacho. Attorney
General c. w. Ashford for the Crown;
A. S. Hartwell for the defendant. Man
slaughter, second degree, in killing John
Flennelly, a marine of the U. S. S. |
Omaha on July p, 1883. Arraigned on
LIST inst and pleaded not guilty. The
following jurors are sworn at 10 so am.
W. 0. Atwater, @. w. Jordan, John A.
Spear, Ira A. Burgett, J. w Gibbs, J. H. |
Hare, W. F. Bates, Chas. Lucas, Her
mann Focke, Harry Armitage, George
f. Howe and E. Kistler.
The Attorney-General calls Drs. Nc
Kibbin and Brodie, several natives and |
Police Captain Larsen, then rests.
Mr.. Hartwell calls Mrs. Comacho, wife |
Of defendant, NJ J. de Freitas notes ex-
ceptions to not being allowed to prove
that other houses had been attempted to |
be entered in the neighborhood in ques-
tom, Jose Lopez and the defendant, |
then rests.
At 2:25 Mr.. Hartwell addresses the |
jury, followed at , 81 p. m. by the At |
At , 80 the Court de- |
lyers its charge to the jury, which re.
tires at 3 10 to consider its verdict. a |
verdict of not guilty, two dissenting, is
returned by the jury at :16 p. m The.
foreign jurors were then dismissed until |
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Divorce Division. While the jury was
out in the manslaughter case, the Court
the trial OF the divorce case of
Mrs. kahananui against her husband
from Saturdays session. Still on when
The Court adjourned at 81 p. m.
AT CHAMBERS = BEFORE MR.. JUsuC
BICKERToN.
Probate Division. Guardianship Saml.
Moakeawe. w. C. Achi for petitioner.
Ordered that the account of D. T. Sand
ord, guardian, be approved and that he
De discharged and his bond cancelled.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a.
The Court opens at 10 a. M, foreign
jurors in attendance. Noon recess IL "a
/. m. to % p. m.
The King VS.. All Sun. Attornev-Gen-
,ral c. W. Ashford Tor the Crown; V.
Y. Ashford for the defendant. Pervert-
ng the course Of justice, by offering a
srlbe TO police officer to procure release
rom arrest. Defendant pleads not
utility. The following jurors are sworn
;. H. Nicoll, John NJ Dowsett, Frank
godfrey, Geo. f. Howe, Hermann
locke, w. F. Bates, w. f. II. Deverill.
has. Lucas, H. g. Crabbe, w. O. At
Vater, ]. w. Gibbs and e. A. Meth. At
"a p. m. the jury retires and at 8 :SS
eturns verdict of not guilty, one dis
emitting.
The King VS.. All Gung and All Lai. At
orney-General for the Crown; A. Rosa
or defendants. The following jury are
worn at 3 40 p. m. to try the case: c.
|. Nicoll, Chas. Lucas, Ira A. Burgett.
ohm A. Spear, Geo. E. Howe, j. w.
iibbs, Frank Gertz, w. E. H. Deverill.
[. G. Crabbe, Frank Godfrey, G. A.
Teth and j. Ii. Hare. Still on when the
curt adjourned at 5 o'clock.
7 cHAMBERs-BEFoRE Mr.. JUSTICE B1cK-
ERToN.
Law Division. George D. Freeth, by