The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-10-08
KANALO CASE UP FIRST
CALLING THE SUPREME COURT
CALENDAR.
Many Cases Go Over to Await Return
of Frear and Dole-Justices Disquall
fed in Some Cases.

The first case announced as ready to
be heard by the Supreme court when
the calendar was called this morninS
was the we'll known Kamalo case, the
salt of II, r. Hitchcock ct al osail st
Frank Hustace ct al. 1t is an appeal
from the First Circuit court, in which a
decree was made ordering the defend
ants to pay over 100000, on account or
promoters fees etc, alleged to nave
been wrongfully taken from the stock
holders of Kamalo Plantation
There are many counsel in the case
1t was set for argument on Friday. Ihe
case was originally begun by the late
paul Neumann, the late w. A. Hen
shall and George A. Davis, two of the
counsel having passed away since the
Circuit Court decision was given. Davis
is now carrying on the plaintiffs, case
with Magoon and Thompson and I. NC
Cants Stewart as associate counsel:
For thedefense there are Robertson and
Wilder, Kinney, Ballou and McClaha-
han and e. w. Hankey
In the cases of the territory against
Iiliuokalani and the territory against
Kanoii, ct al, in which fishing rights are
involved it was intimated that poth
Frear and Perry are disqualified. Some
time ago the court invited attorneys. TO
appear and argue the question as TO
the disqualification of the justices,
I
in the issues of the cases. Both are IN
terested in tide lands in which similar
issue might arise, however. The cases
went over to await the return of Dole
and Frear.
The habeas corpus. applications also
went over, to await Chief Justice treai
and Attorney General Dole. The attor-
| neys for the prisoners nave no WISH u
press the cases now.
Nothing was said as to the sitting oil
Judge Little on the bench, except by
! McCants Stewart, in the case or Gul-
! stan F. Ropert VS.. Solomon Kauai ct al
| Stewart slater that 1t was gen
orally understood that Little was TO si'
in most of the casese ana that ne
wanted to call the attention of the coui
TO the fact that Little was disquallhed
having rendered the circuit court decl'
sion. He wanted to have voice in the
selection of an attorney to be called lC
/ sit. - 49,,
The following cases went over TEN
porarily: Territory of Hawai- vs. II
| Tock: Esther n. Pilipo ct al, VS. Nettl'
l.. Scott ct al; Kapiolani VS. LlzZle
! Puahi: SchweitZer q Company VS. - j
Fishel; Volcano & T. CO., VS. Hayash
et al: C. d. Pringle VS. Hilo Mercantile
Co: Henry Smith VS. Hamakua NIL
CO. II. Hackfeld & CO., VS. M, E. anC
l. 70. Grossman; A. Humburg VS. Iva
moto ct al, Territory of Hawai- VI
Wing Tung ct al; C. A. Brown VS. j. =
Spreckels ct al; c. A. Brown VS. j. y
spreckels ct al; f. C. Greenwell VS. M
! q. Silva; u. Paakiki VS. b, 0wannl
Gulstan FA Ropert VS. Solomon kauai :,
al; Yee Sing Tai Co, VS. Marion ~ "
IMning; Corinne Bartlett vs. W.
Bartlett .,z
The case of Choy Look See againS
tbe Roval Insurance Company Vas or
dered heard at once. 1t is ChinatoW
fire insurance case,
The cases of Nellie A. Cooke agains
the Hollister Drug Company ana = J
Boardman against The Fireman's run
Insurance Company, went over 10 ava
the return Of attorney Peters Iom II"
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