The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-07-18
HoNoKAA ENJOYS Der FIRST
TERN OF COURT IN TIE
THIRD CIRCUIT.
The Calendar and Cases Tried
the First Day-Itens of
News-PersOnals. etc.

HAMAKUA, July 5.-Honokaa began
10 assume a state of expectancy on
Saturday after the Kinau was tele-
phoned. During the day a Chinese
coffee shop assumed shape, where
there had been none before, and
Sheriff Williams also took up his
abode in the village. Sunday and
Monday completed the arrivals, and
most of them are domiciled as follows:
Judge s. L. Austin and Hon. Paul
Neumann, with Mr.. A. Moore at
Paauhau; Sheriff Williams and De-
putty Acknowledgement Wilder are
holding out in the Lumaheihei resi-
dence: Clerk Porter and d. II. Hitch
cock are guests of the "club" boys ;
s. x. Kane occupies the Kaunamano
residence. and H. L. Holstein is the
guest of Deputy-Sheriff Moanaule.
Tuesday was generally spent in
resting. Business began in earnest
ON Wednesday morning. Present.:
His Honor S. l.. Austin, judge of the
third circuit; George Williams, Esq,
sheriff of Hawaii; Daniel Porter,
clerk of third circuit; G. X. Wilder,
deputy encouragement; and Charles
Williams, Hawaiian interpreter. The
following is the calendar, and cases
which were disposed OF on the hrst
day: ri.
Provisional Government VS.. Kali
ula Ck.): Hoomanamana, Chapter 80,
Laws of 1887. Appeal from, HIlo
police court. Appeal dismissed; no
tice not put in writing within fve
days, as required. S. h. Kane Tor
defendant
Provisional Government VS.. Kaluu-
honu Ck). Same as the above; same
disposition.
Provisional Government VS.. kala
Ck). Same as first case; same dlspo-
sitioh.
Provisional Government VS.. Gull
herrne Silvera; assault with deadly
weapon. Appeal from district magis--
trate of North Hilo. Nolle prosequl
entered. II. L. Holstein for de-
PENDANT.
Provisional Government VS.. Sau
Pana: illicit traffic in liquors. New
trial ordered by supreme court. Placed
on calendar on motion of deputy
attorney general. Nolle prosequi to
be entered on same when mittimus
arrives from the clerk of the supreme
court. Paul Neumann for defendant.
CIVIL CASES.
Kuahopu *, by Kauhiolaia, his
guardian, VS.. Mrs. w. i. Scott and
w. Z. Scott; trespass. Continued
from January term, Hilo. To come
up before mixed jury on Thursday
morning. S. X. Kane for plaintiff;
d. H. Hitchcock for defendants.
Ken Kaw (kl tCh.), VS.. Akoi wv;
deserving husband. Appeal from Hilo
police court. Confined from January
term, Hilo. To follow divorce pro-
ceedings. ID. II. Hitchcock for plain
tiff; S. X. Kane for defendant.
Kohala Sugar Company VS.. Ben
Kealua * deserving labor. Appeal
from district magistrate of North
Kohala. Appeal dismissed. II. l..
Holstein for plaintiff.
d. II. Hitchcock, assignee of Wing
Chong Tai. bankrupt, VS.. Ku Leong d
Cheak (Ch.); assumpsit. Appeal
from Hilo police court; discontinued.
Settled out of court.
John Enias VS.. Carrie Enias; de-
sorting husband. Appeal from dis |
trict magistrate of North Hilo. To |
follow divorce proceedings. II. J.. |
Holstein for plaintiff; S. X. Kane for
defendant.
Honokaa Store, by F. :. Clinton,
manager, VS.. Keliikuewa (k); as |
sumpsit Appeal from police court of |
Hamakua. Chas. Williams for plain |
tiff; S. X. Kane for defendant.
Manoel L. S. Ports VS.. Geo. Will |
iams by d. H. Pulaa, Deputy Sheriff |
North Kohala; Replevin. Appeal |
from district magistrate Of North Ko- !
hala. Appeal dismissed. H. l.. Hol |
stein for defendant.
DIVORCE CASES.
Akoi tw.) VS.. Ken Kaw TX. (Ch.); |
Libel for divorce. Continued to jan |
uary Term, 1894, Hilo. 5. K. Kane |
for iibellant: D. II. Hitchcock for res
pondent.
Kahema TX. VS.. Maleka (w.) J; Libel |
for divorce. s. X. Kane for libellant. |
Carrie Enias VS.. John p. Enias; |
Libel for divorce. Cause heard and |
taken under ADJUSTMENT. Decision to |
be rendered on Friday morning. S. |
X. Kane for libellant; H. l.. Holstein |
for respondent.
William Van Malta VS.. Rosa Van |
Malta; Libel for divorce. Divorce |
granted on proof of abandonment. |
Custody of children in the father con-
tinued. d. n. Hitchcock for libel
liant.
NEWS NOTES.
The Fourth was pretty generally |
observed by everyone. The Honokaa
Rifle club had regular semi-annual /
shooting in the morning. r. I. Rick
ard took the gold medal for the second |
time on score of 40. Several sets of |
prizes were shot for, very low, scores |
being the rule on account pf the |
strong wind blowing all day. Several
small parties picniced at various
places. The wind and dust made it |