The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-12
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and Victor ]. Hollander, native of
Germany, were yesterday vested with
citizenship by process of the United
States District Court.
The case of the Territory vs.. Harvey
Chiffon, larceny In the second degree.
came up before the second Judge of the
First Circuit Court yesterday morning
The principal prosecuting witness hav-
ing left the Territory, a nolle nrosequi
was entered.
On motion of the Deputy Attorney
General the case of Manuel Silva,
charged with liquor distilling IVES plac-
ed at the foot of the calendar
Martin Bowers, a defaulting juror,
was excused by the court upon explain
ing that he was Ignorant of the where
abouts of the court room.
The case of John Mailua, who is
charged with assaulting a public Off
Ger, occupied the entire afternoon and
will be continued this morning. Cap
tain Fox and two other witnesses were
examined yesterday afternoon and it is
probable that the case will not be con-
cluded until late this afternoon. The
iurymen are as follows Robert Har-
rison Arthur Coyne, NJ. w. Parkhurst.
w II. Smith, p. f. r. Strauch, Captain
l. Bray. ]. J. Mcdonald, f. b. Damon.
A. Trask, Chas. Bon, Y. r. Mossman
and I. Adams.
A number of criminal cases appealed
from the District Court were disposed
of yesterday morning by the First
Judge Of the First Circuit Court.
Six Chinese, Hong Sing 10y, Kom
Sing, All Sam. All Leong and Yo Kwam,
charged with having sold tobacco with
out license and convicted by the low
er court, had their fines of $40 each, and
$3.50 costs in each case. confirmed, the
judgment of the District Court being
sustained.
INTERPRETED CRAWFORD
ACQUITTED.
In the case of the Territory VS.. w.
Fl. Crawford, in which the defendant
was charged with conducting "A gam
bling game, and found guilty of such
charge by the lower court ]. T. De
Bolt. defendants attorney, yesterday
filed a motion to quash the charge, and
the case coming up Immediately, the
Circuit Court sustained the motion and
ordered the defendant discharged
COURT NOTES.
/ Answer was yesterday made by the
defendant in the SUIT for divorce Of
/ Sam Moe VS.. Chong Quon, the same
being general denial of the allega-
tons of the complaint of libellant.
! In the eJectment suit of Chung Man
Sing VS.. Makanoe Cheung Amana, the
defendant, by his attorneys, Andrews.
Peters q Andrade, yesterday flied an
answer Of general denial, stating that
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will rely upon the defense of adverse
possession.
The defendant in the case OF the
/ Wailuku Sugar Company VS.. the Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar Com
pany, has filed notice to place said
cause on the Supreme Court calendar.
Notice has been given by Robertson
Il Wilder, attorneys for defendants in
the case of the Territory VS.. Her Maj
esty LiliuOkalani and john ii, Wilson.
| that the demurrer filed IN said case
Will be presented beforce the court at
10 "A. m. on Saturday. April l3.
Motion was yesterday filed by the
plaintiff in the case of Ket on Fui
kOn Society VS.. Gnau Chong, to set
the cause for hearing and notice given
that such motion will be presented on
Saturday, April 18th, at 10 o'clock a.
M, before the First Circuit Court,
THE PRINCES DEMUR.
Bright VS.. David Kawananakoa and
Jonah kalanianaole, as administrators
of the kapiOlani Estate, yesterday filed
demurrer to plaintiffs complaint.
upon the grounds that the First Cir
cult Court has no jurisdiction or the
subject matter of the action, and that
the complaint does not state facts suf-
ticient for a cause Of action. Kinney,
Balluu & Mechanism represent the
defendants, and their certificate is CIV
en- that said demurrer is not intended
for delay
THE GRAND JURY
The grand jury yesterday Indicted
George II. Lee, first mate of the Am
eriCan vessel star OF Bengal, for as
sault upon one, William King "a sailor.
1t failed to find an indictment
against Lin. shin Chow. the Chinese
interpreter charged with bribery,
PROBATE.
The Will of Kimokeo Kawaha, de-
ceased, has been admitted TO probate,
and IL has been ordered by the court
that letters testamentary be issued 10
WalOla, without bonds, the said wal
ola being the eNecutriN named I'm dece-
dents Will. Inventory Is 10 be nled
within fifteen days, and notice TO cred
itors given according To law.
Andrew Brown yesterday filed mo-
ton, accompanied with his afiidayit |
with the First Circuit Court, moving
that he be appointed trustee for Mabel .
Phillips, 20 whom he alleges there II /
due "a" sum NJ $50 10 from Bishop 4 .
cos bank, which sum Was placed on |
deposit with said bank by Andrew .
Phillips, nov deceased, the brother ~ /
said Mabel Phillips, ana ~ whom she /
is The sole ana lawful heir
The court gave decree, ordering the |
appointment ~ the, applicant 49, NOV
ed
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