The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-09
Fourth Term Day-Three Criminal
Cases Heard.

was presented in the case of Daniela
arson, to which he pleaded guilty. Tht
Court appointed the following day fol
sentence.
The King VS.. Kailiwai. Assault anC
battery. Deputy Acknowledgement Pet
erson for the Crown; s. X. Kane for de
PENDANT. Tried by a Hawaiian jury
who return verdict OF not guilty.
The King VS.. Kahele. Burglary
Deputy Attorney-G General for the Crown
Kane for defendant Tried by Ha
waiian jury.
At Chambers, the hearing of final ac
counts of the estate of /. Aholo, before
Mr.. Justice Bickerton, was postponed
till Monday, Sth inst.
Two Acquitta1s and Three Sentences
Proceedings at Chamberlain Order
to Lawyers.
Louisa All Tim, adultery, was on Friday
! fined $25 and costs. Kalalau, the CO.
defendant, was sentenced to six months
imprisonment at hard labor and to pay
costs.
Daniela, confessed to arson second
degree, was sentenced to one years i'm
| prisonment at hard labor and costs.
| The King vs.. keumi. Assault. De-
putty Marshal Creighton for the Crown
A. Rosa for defendant. Tried by a Ha-
waiian jury, who return a verdict of not
guilty.
Manini ct al. VS. Kaaihue ct al. Eject
ment Poepoe and Kaneakua for plain
tiffs; Rosa for defendants. Counsel for
defendants asked the Court to instruct
the jury that a decree of divorce sewers
an estate by entirety. Plaintiffs claimed
an estate by entirety. On the Court
consenting to grant instructions as
asked, the plaintiffs moved for discon-
tinuance, which was granted.
At CHAMBERS.
Mr.. Justice Preston heard bill OF inter-
pleader, s. NJ. Damon VS.. NJ. Dickson
and John H. Patty. w. 4. Whiting for
plaintiff: Cecil Brown for defendant
Dickson; Paul Neumann for defendant
Patty. Argued and decision reserved.
Chief Justice Judd filed decision in
John Scott and wife VS.. Emma NJ.
Crowningberg. This is an action OF
assumpsit for $500 for necessaries sup
Piled to the defendant, VINO is an infant.
The probate guardian, c. Brown, APP
peared and demurred on the ground
that, by the statute, the father of the
infant is the only person liable for its
support and maintenance. The Court
holds thai the claim in the declaration,
that the supplies furnished were neCes-
saries, is Il matter OF proof and the
declaration Is not on that account de-
murrable. Also, on the point that the
father is liable, it not appearing from
the declaration that the infant had q
father alive when the supplies were
made, the complaint is not demurrable
on that ground. The demurrer is over
ruled with costs. c. L. Carter for
plaintiff; G.. Brown, guardian, in person.
a NEW ORDER,
The following rule by the Court re-
speeding demurrers is posted in the
Clerks Office, under date OF April 9th
and signed by Henry Smith, Clerk Su
preme Court; at is hereby ordered
that the party filing a demurrer either
in law or in equity shall deliver there
with, a statement OF the substantial
matters OF Law intended to be argued.
And if any demurrer shall be delivered
or filed, without such statement or with
a frivolous statement, it may be set aside
by the Court or by any Justice thereof,
and leave may be given to sign judy
ment by default in like manner as if the
defendant had not answered. And no
argument upon any demurrer shall be
allowed, unless such statement shall be
fled as aforesaid