The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-13
SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Twenty-three cases are on the calendar
of the special July term of the Supreme
Court and the court will he busy hearing
them for many days to come.
At the meeting of the court Yesterday
chief Justice Frear said that Justice
Perry would not be able to sit in the
hearing of any of the cases of the pres
ent term on account of his health, hut
that he hoped to he able to resume hi
duties before the beginning of the next
regular term.
Following is n complete list of the cases
on the calendar:
Ookala Sugar Co vs. ]. r. Wilson: eX.
ceptions from First Circuit Court Kin.
ney. Ballou e. Mechanism for plaintiff.
appellant; Thurston q Carter for de.
PENDANT.
A. NJ. Brown VS.. Collector General OF
Customs mandamus appeal from First
Circuit Court. Thurston e. Carter for
petitioner: Attorney General for respond.
ent-appellant
r. r. Hind Va. N. C. willfong. Tax As
SCISSOR; appeal from Tax Appeal Court,
Third Circuit. Kinney. Ballou & Nc
Clanahan for plaintiff; Carl Smith for
defendant-appellant
Joseph Scharsch VS.. Kilauea Sugar Co.
exceptions from Fifth Circuit Court
Creighton and Correa for plaintiff: Kin
ney, Ballou a McClanahan for defend
ant-appellant.
John Bohnenberg ct al. VS.. Anna Zim-
hermann ct al: appeal from Circuit
Judge, Fourth Circuit. Wise for plain
tiffs; Andrews for acknowledgement
Il. N. Holmes VS.. /. e. Ray; appeal from
Fourth Circuit Court. Wise for plaintiff
appellant; Carl Smith and Maydwell for
defendant.
Wong Kwai vs.. Liluokalani; appeal
from Circuit Judge, First Circuit: re-
hoo vi ell for JIt,v, 4, n,
drews for plaintiff-appellant; Robertson
& Wilder for defendant
In re George NJ. Deacon, alleged bank
rupt; appeal from Circuit Judge, Fourtf
Circuit, Carl Smith Tor petitioning cred
itor; LeBlond for respondent-appellant.
John Il. Bush ct al. W.. Republic of Ha-
wall ejectment (originaD. Magoon &
Long for plaintiffs; Attorney Genera
and j. w. Cathcart for defendant.
Sarah Vowel vs. Manuel Comes: ap-
peal from Circuit Judge, Third Circuit,
Carl Smith for plaintiff; Magoon & Long
for neutrality-suspicious..
b. Cartwright ct al VS.. C. X. Iaukee
ct al; appeal from Circuit Judge, First
Circuit kinney, Ballou & McClanahan
for plaintiffs; Dckey and Whiting for
neutrality-suspicious..
Republic of Hawaii VS.. Young In and
All Sam; exceptions from Circuit Court,
Second Circuit Attorney General for
pldlnllIIs hbnedhub lot uelenuhnl.
a. G.. Mericourt VS.. Norwalk Fire In
surance Co.; exceptions from Circuit
Court, First Circuit. Humphreys and De
Bolt for plaintiff; Kinney, Ballou & Nc
Clanahan for defendant-appellant.
Elizabeth C. Greenwich VS.. NJ. G. Sill
va; summary possession of land appeal
from District Court of North Kona.
Cathcart for plaintiff; Greig for defend
ManHOya Gpnynia VS. Frannignn Do
niz assumpsit; appeal from District
Court of South Kona. Greig for plaintiff
appellant; Wright and Mills for defend
ant.
PolIinl Robinson vs.. Joseph A. Aheong
ct al; quoting title; questions reserved
from Circuit Court. Second Circuit. Dick
ely for plaintiff; h.nney, Ballou & Nc
Clanahan for defendants,
Makee Sugar Co. VS.. Tuck Chew; APP
peal from Circuit Judge, First Circuit
Ballou X McClanahan for plain
liff; De Bolt for neutrality-suspicious.
Nettie l.. Scott VS.. j. *. Nahale; eX-
ceptions from Circuit Court, Third Cir
Achi & Johnson for defendant.
Nettie J.. Scott VS.. Thomas Silva; eX-
reptions from Circuit Court, Third Cir
cult. Andrews for plaintff-appellant
Achi & Johnson for defendant.
Republic of Hawaii VS.. w. II. Marshall;
,uit. Attorney General for plaintiff; De
Bolt for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
James Hoare VS.. 8. c, Allen; exceptions
rom First Circuit Court. kinney, Bal
on & Mechanism for plalntiff-appell-
mt; Hatch, Smith 4 Mead for defend
INT.
Henry Smith VS.. Hamakua Mil Co;
exceptions from h.rst Circuit Court |
oickey for neutrality-suspicious.; C. Brown
or defendant.
In re Estate of Kamila p. Wilhelm;
appeal from Judge, First Circuit Court |
'astle 4 Weaver for heirs; Marx for con-
estant
The Star says that the War Depart
nent Is planning to send 10000 troops to
he Islands from Manila this winter
md keep them here for six months or
10 before transferring them to the
states. 1t is asserted that these troops
will be established in camp at Leilehua
md the purpose OF the stoppage In the
Stands will be to give the troops a
nance to recuperate after their hard
erylce In the Philippines.
--SSS
) The steamer San Bias brought 81, O00,-
90 in treasure from Dawson