The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-30
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET THAT
WILL LAST A MONTH.
November Term to Open Monday Next
Native and Foreign Criminal
Cases-Civil and Divorce Suits.

and the session will doubtless last all |
of the month of November.
On the Hawaiian criminal calendar |
are thirteen cases. There are two |
counts for liquor selling against G. S.
and three other liquor
cases are on the calendar. An import
ant matter will be the Woodward |
breach of promise case, which is sent |
back to the Circuit Court for new
trial. Kaapuni, the poundmaster who
shot Pacheco, will be heard on the
charge of murder. The other cases
under the same head are opium, as
sault and battery, profanity and minor
offenses.
On the Hawaiian civil list are the
following matters, all of Importance
and interest:
T. II. Mossman, VS.. Hawaiian Gov
ernment-Ejectment Kinney d Bal
lou and Castle for plaintiff; Hartwell,
Thurston e. Stanley for defendant.
Kahakuakoi VS.. Hawaiian Govern
Ejectment. Kahookano for
plaintiff; Hartwell and Attorney Gen
eral for defendant
l.. X. PuaKi VS.. Queen Dowager Ka-
piolani-Assumpsit. Magoon g. Ed
ings for plaintiff; Castle for defend
ant.
Kahnu Kuewa VS.. Kahalepauole-
Replevin. Appeal from District Court
of Waialua.
Elena Kuluwaimaka ct al. VS.. II.
Kauaihilo-Damages. Appeal from
district Court of Koolauloa.
d. NJ. Kuewa VS.. Kahalepauole.-R
plevin. Appeal from District Court of
Waialua.
On the foreign jury criminal list are
nineteen cases. Two are opium mat
ters and four gammbling. in which
Chinese and japanese are concerned.
Aside from these are the following
matters of some interest:
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Morris pou-
lain-Assault and battery. Appeal
from District Court of Honolulu.
Creighton & Correa for defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. NJ. Schweitz-
er-Selling goods without license. APP
peal from District Court of Honolulu.
Neumann for defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. All Fai-
Passing counterfeit coin. Henshal for
defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. \. Fitzgerald
Assault with dangerous weapon.
Appeal from District Court of Homo
lulu. Creighton & Correa for defend
ant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. w. II. John
son-Drunkenness. Appear from Dis
trict Court of Honolulu. Davis for
defendant.
Republic of Hawaii vs.. All Hoy
Cruelty to animals. Appeal from Dis
trict Court of Homo .ulu.
! Republic of Hawaii VS.. Geo. W.
Clark-Intruding in a private dwell
ling. Appeal from District Court of
| Honolulu.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Joe de Fraga
Assault and battery. Appeal from
District Court of Honolulu Creigh-
ton d Correa for defendants.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. +. Hoshno-
Smuggling. Appeal from District
Court of Honolulu. Robertson for de-
! fendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Kulhara
Violating fishing laws. Appeal from
District Court of Koolaupoko. Magoon
d Edings for defendant.
! Republic of Hawaii VS.. All Pui and
three others Violating fishing laws.
Appeal from District Court of Koolau-
poke. Thurst0n e. Stanley for de-
fendants
On the foreign jury civil list are
thirteen cases, of which the following
are the most important:
Camille Pereira VS.. j. NJ Vivas. eft al.
Damages. Neumann-Humphreys for
plaintiff; Kinney &7Ballou for defend
ants.
Campbell, Marshall & Co. vs. Beattie
q Harvey ct al.-Assumpsit- Thurston
d Stanley for plaintiffs; Neumann-
Humphreys for defendants.
f. Harrison VS., Republic of Hawaii
Neumann-Humphreys for
plaintiff; Attorney General for de-
fendant.
f. Harrison ct al. VS.. Republic of Ha-
waii.-Damages. n-Humphreys
for plaintiffs; Attorney General for
defendant.
Wing Wo Tai q Co, VS., n. Monwar
-Assumpsit, Appeal from District
Court of Honolulu. Davis for plain