The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-24
SUPREME COURT.
January Term-Mr. Justice Bickerton
Presiding.

January Term-SIr. Justice Bickerton
Presiding.
TUESDAY, Jan. %.
The Court opens at IO:O5 a. N. The
full bench preside. Noon recess from y
m. to p. M, and at 3 so D. N. adjourns
for the day.
G. Along vs.. Kale ct al. Refusing
| contract service of plaintiff. ]. A. Ma
! COON for plaintiff; j. II. Barenaba for
defendant. Defendants appeal from
Police Court, Honolulu. Plaintiffs oral
/ motion to strike appeal off calendar.
! Heard and decision reserved.
Wing Wo Chan & Co. VS.. Hawaiian
/ Government. Case stated for submis
| sion without action. A. S. Hartwel for
| plaintiffs; Attorney-General G. w. Ash
| ford for defendant. Decision read per
Mr.. Justice McCully for plaintiffs.
VIM. R. Chiffon ct al. VS.. L. A. Thurs
/ ton, Minister OF Interior. Petition for
writ of mandamus. a. 5. HartweH for
plaintiffs; Attorney-General for defend
| ant. Appeal dismissed with costs in
| decision read by Mr.. Justice Preston.
The King VS.. Lau Kiu. Not keeping
his books in the English, Hawaiian or
some European language, thereby vio-
Acknowledgement for the Crown; 2.
Neumann for the defendant. Decision
read by Chief Justice Judd in favor OF
defendant.
The King VS.. Akana, Oh. Murder.
Deputy Acknowledgement Peterson for
the Crown A. Rosa for the defendant.
Defendants exceptions from Third Cir
cult and motion for new trial. Defend
ants motion to place upon banCo calen-
dar for this term allowed.
KanaIoa ct al. vs.. Union Mill Co. ct al.
Ejectment. w. G. Achi for plaintiffs;
w. 0. Smith and A. Rosa for defendants.
Plaintiffs exceptions from October term,
1888. Defendants motion to not enter
tain bill of exceptions heard and decision
reserved.
John F. Bowler VS.. Board of Immigra-
ton. Assumpsit. A. S. Hartwell and
w. A. Whiting for plaintiff; Attorney
General Ashford aud Deputy Attorney
General Peterson for defendant. Plain
tif7s appeal from decision of Mr.. Justice
McCully at Chambers on January 10,
1889, in favor of defendant on demurrer.
Appeal argued and submitted.
The King vs.. All Cock and All Sue.
Selling spirituous liquors without license.
Acknowledgement Ashford and Deputy
Peterson for the Crown; P. Neumann
for defendants. Defendants exceptions
from Third Circuit sitting in banco.
Argued and submitted.
The King vs.. Ahop alias Ahapa.
Murder. Acknowledgement and Deputy
for the Crown; w. A. Whiting for de-
PENDANT. Defendants exceptions from
Third Circuit term, Waimea. By agree
ment of counsel to be submitted on briefs.
J. H. Congdon VS.. H. Ackermann ct
al. Trespass. G. w. Ashford for plain
tiff; A. S. Hartwen for defendants.
Plaintiffs exceptions to verdict and mo-
ton for new trial. Argued and sub
mitted.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
The Court opens at 10 g. IN. Hawaii
an and foreign jurors in attendance. At
II :03 p. m. recess until 10 p. N.
Sentence of defendant in Waialua as
sault case further deferred until to-mor-
row.
In re estate of Chas. Brenig, deceased.
Probate of will. A. S. Hartweu and
Cecil Brown for proponent; V. V. Ash
ford and A. Rosa for appellant. Appeal
of the widow from decision admitting
dered on motion to dismiss appeal. The
appeal is dismissed.
Kahananui VS.. Ashford. Continued
on oral motion of defendant to Monday
next, 28th inst.
Mung Chun VS.. Henry J. Nolte.
Trespass. w. r. Castle for plaintiff;
defendant in person. Waiver of jury
filed and allowed.
Kanakanui VS.. F. L. Leslie Assump-
sit. w. o. Smith and w. G. Achi for
plaintiff; p. Neumann and A. Rosa for
defendant. Tried before a mixed Ha-
waiian and foreign jury. Still on when
the Court adjourned at :18 till 8 80 to-
morrow morning.