The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-30
SUPREME COURT OF The HAWAIIAN
lSlANDS---OGTOBER TERM.
hc'oULLY J.
SATURDAY, Oct. goth.

new trial. Granted provided plain
tiffs do not file a discla' ner to 4 of
the land. Defendants note excep-
tons and plaintiffs file disclaimer.
@. Brown TO plaintiffs; w. o. Smith
for defendants.
Kahananui (w.) VS.. Kahananui
(k). Divorce. Being heard.
MONDAY, Oct. 22nd.
The King VS.. Rego. Fornication.
Appeal for mitigation of sentence,
the defendant having being fined
$50 with two months imprisonment.
The Court fines him S15 and to pay
his own costs only. V. V. Ashford
for defendant.
kalauola (k) ct. al. VS.. Kekuka-
hike (k). Defendants motion for
new trial is granted. S. X. Kane
for plaintiff; j. l.. Kaulukou for de-
PENDANT.
j. III. Reeve VS.. Puuloa Stock and
Sheep Ranch Company. Assumpsit
S416.37. Judgment by default of
defendants to answer September Is,
1888. Jury waived October Is,
1883. Plaintiff discontinues, de-
PENDANTS having paid S362.25 and
costs. G. Creighton and V. V. Ash
ford for plaintiff p. Neumann for
defendants.
In re Man Nun and All Yin. Peti-
ton for a writ of .habeas corpur,
Decision reserved on the 4th inst.
on appeal from decision of Chief
Justice Judd of August 6, 1888.
Judge Preston reads a majority de-
cision of the Supreme Court-Judge
Dole dissenting = and appeal is dis
missed and appellants are remanded
into the custody of the Marshal. p,
Neumann for petitioner; Attorney
General G. w. Ashford for the Col
lector-General.
The King VS.. Qui Min Ing. Sell
ling spirituous liquors without Ii
cense. Defendant appeals from the
Police Court of Honolulu, where on
July 81, 1888, he was found guilty
and sentenced to pay fine of $500
and costs SLIGO. Tried before q
foreign Jury, who return o verdict
of not guilty. Attorney General
for the crown; A. S. Hartwell fol
defendant.
AT CHAMBER-BEFoRE DOLE, j.
In the guardianship of Helen A..
Dickson. Ordered that letters oil
guardianship issue to S. M. Damon
under bond of $1,000.
BEFORE PRESTON j.
McChesney vs., Wang Chun Kee.
Jury waived from October term,
1887. Partly heard and continued.
TUESDAY, Oct. 23rd.
The King VS.. Manuel Gomez Co.
machos Manslaughtcr, second de.
gree, in killing John Flennelly, o
marine of the U. S. S. Omaha on
July 81, 1883. Arraigned OH Oct.
1st, pleading not guilty. The jury
returned verdict of not guilty, two
dissenting. Attorney General for
the crown; A. 5. Hartwell for de.
PENDANT.
Kahananui (w) VS.. Kahananui (k),
Divorce. Further heard.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24th.
| The King VS.. All Sun. Pervcrt.
ing justice. The defendant i:
charged that on July 5, 1888, be
corruptly gave to Makaila, u duly
commissioned constable of the Ha
waiian Government, gift of $25 tC
influence his acts as such constable
Tried before foreign jury. Attor.
ney-General for the crown; V. V
Ashford for defendant.
AT CHAMBERs-BEFoRE BICKERToN j
In probate, guardianship of Sam
uel Moakeawe. Ordered that th,
account of ID. f. Sanford, guardian
be approved and that he be dis
charged and his bond cancelled
w. G. Achi for petitioner.
The King VS.. ALI Sun Pervert
ing justice. Tried before foreigl
jury who return a verdict of no
guilty one dissenting. Attorney
General for the crown; V. V. Ash
ford for defendant.
George ID. Freeth by his attorney
w. A. Whiting, voluntarily petition
to be adjudged bankrupt. Hi
schedule of debts shows So, 1874. 81
unsecured and $1,000 secured,
total Indebtedness of 81, 134.
THURSDAY, Oct. 25th.
The King VS.. All Gung and Al
Lai. Gambling. Tried before
foreign jury. Acknowledgement TO
the crown; A. Rosa for defendants
The King VS.. All Gung and Al
Lai. Gambling. Tried before
foreign jury, who return verdic
of not guilty, three dissenting.
The King VS.. Pang Yuen, Charg
Conspiracy, second degree. Trie
before foreign jury, who return
verdict of guilty, three dissenting
Defendants counsel noted exceI
tons and gave notice Of motion fo
a new trial. He also gave notice G
motion for arrest Of Judgment, 0
tie ground of jurisdiction, ther
being no such place known as til