The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-13

of justice in matters pending before them
SECTION 49, The several Circuit Judges shall have power
administer ohs and to compel the attendance of parties
and witnesses from any part of the Kingdom and the pro-
ducon of books papers and accounts to make and award
all such Judgments decrees orders and mandates to issue
all such executions and other processes and take all other
steps necessary for the promotion of justice in matters pend
ing before them in Chambers and to take all other steps
necessary to carry into full effect all the powers which
may be given them by the laws of the Kingdom, in like
manner as the Circuit Courts may do in term time
SECTION Al. Whenever shall be at issue in
Circuit Court and shall appear that the trial of the
will require the examination of long complicated account
either side, such Court may upon the application of
either party without such application order such to
be referred to three impartial and competent persons Each
party shall have the right to of the referees and
the Court shall appoint the third, and in either party
shall fail to nominate the Court shall do so for him.
SECTION As If any Circuit Judge, other than the Circuit
Judges of the First Circuit shall be disqualified from sitting
in any pending before his Court, before him in
Chambers shall be unable to attend the trial of such
cause of term of his Court from sickness, accident
absence or other reason Judge other
Circuit who shall be thereto authorized by the written
request the Chief Justice may preside the trial of such
cause or at such of the said Court
SECTION 46. If the Judge of any Circuit Court, any
other Circuit Judge authorized to preside at such Court
hereinbefoe provided shall fail to attend such Circuit Court
at the time at which is appointed to be held the Sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff. shall open the court and adjourn the
same from time to time until the attendance Of of the
said Circuit Judges, until the time for holding such Circuit
Court has expired; but such adjournment shall be for
longer period than three days, unless there shall be file
with the Clerk the time of such adjournment written
order by the Judge of such Court fixing the day to which
the Court shall stand adjourned
SECTION A. All defendants in criminal bound to
appear any Circuit Court which shall have failed to hold
it's under the provisions of the last preceding Section
shall be bound appear at the next term of said Court
SECTION 49, 1t shall the duty the First Judge of
the First Circuit and of the several Judges of the other
Circuits during the month of January of each year, report
to the Chief Justice the amount and kind of official business
done their Courts and by them in Chambers respectively
and by the inferior Courts Of their respective Circuits
during the preceding the number of prosecuted
the crimes and msdemeanors for which such prosecutions
were had and the results thereof and the punismens
awarded any person convicted thereon well the
ber kind and results Of civil proceedings had in their
pectve Circuits and the of the parties thereto
THE SUPREME COURT.
SECTION 49, The Supreme Court shall consist of a Chief
Justice and Associate Justices provided however, that
existing Justices of the Supreme Court shall
their functions Justices of the Supreme Court under the
provisions of this Act according their constitutional
tenure of Office.
SECTION So The Supreme Court shall have the general
superintendent of all Courts of inferior jurisdiction,
prevent and and abuses therein where other
remedy is expressly provided by law.
SECTION 81. The Supreme Court shall have appellate
jurisdiction to hear and determine all questions of law
of mixed law and fact which shall be properly brought
before it EXCEPTIONS appeal duly perfected from
any other Court Judge, Magistrate Tribunal according to
by reservation of any Circuit Court judge and
original jurisdiction in all questions arising under writs of
error certioro, modans, prohibition and injunction direct
ed to Circuit Courts Circuit Judges to Magistrates
other judicial Tribunals and reunabe before the Su-
preme Court The Supreme Court and the several Justices
thereof aid of the appellate jurisdiction of the Court shall
have power issue wrs of naanauS certiorar prohib
and haeas cor and all other wrts necessary pro-
per the complete exercise of the appellate jurisdiction of
the Court and each of the Justices shall have original
jurisdiction and power to issue writs of habea corpus and
may make such wrs reurnabe before himself the Su
preme Court before any Circuit Court any Judge thereof
SECTION So The Supreme Court shall have power to
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