The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-22


Tor crime ar ususily fubscfibtd ana
sworn tn ~ tile flith Hnerln AT
pfuusruttd iu the bistttct Court ~
ne nisn shcrin or MS deputy aHt
iuht lbs uutiea uuutI the AttUfutl
ufauetai have at a. umss c1u.4ltIHt
the prussput on ~ crime Ia The Gil
.ase tne niEh Ehetin sWore TO the
compliant ~ the District Court
% That the Order u the circuit
Court tor tne ssuano..i.. 81 tu.
Grand Juty which fuuud aud presented
tue inuiutmebt against thc uvtenuaitt
directed the Igh Sheriff 10 summon
said brsnu Jury IRON the bouS Vt the
Judicial circuit. that every Grad
| Juror summoned was suuiUnOne ed
from what is known az Honolulu. ann
| no Grand Juror was summoned from
the country at large or from any iocali-
~ outside Honolu u. that there are
| 20 600 people resideat ia said judicial
district and in the Island of Oahu out
side OF Honolulu, OF whom az large u
proportion are aud were qualified for
| Grand Jury duty as the reside. Is Of
| Honolulu. and rot one was summoned
on the Grand Jury Aforesaid.
| -. Twenty-four Grand Jurors were
| summoned, all OF whom appeared eN
| cept one Macfarlanc aGd were called
| into the jury box d from their num-
/ Der the Jury was then and there i'm
The plea goes on to say that several
persons were excused from duty and
| that by such action the defendant was
deprived ~ the elaboration, counsel
10 and i1tue~ce with those who would
| have 9th rwise been Grand Jurors In
tho consideration Of the charge upon
witch defendant was arterward in
dicted
-. Az thes. masters and things
occurred h"tora tNe defe~uant was
charged with any crime. The DEFEND
ant has had no opportunity to chal-
lenge said Cra-' Jury, either the ar
ray or personnel"
I WINTERS INsCLvENT ESTATE.
Il. l.. Marx, administrator of the es-
tate OF j. w. Winter, deceased, and
S. M. Damon, II. Il. Waity and S. E.
Damon, doing business under the firm
name Of Bishop e. Company, yesterday
submitted their case to the Supreme
Court without action, on the following
facts:
The deceased on April 20, 1900, being
a stakeholder in the Hollister Drug
Company. Ltd, signed a promissory
note payable to Bishop n Company In
consideration OF a loan of $500 to him
by Bishop G. Company, turning over
certificates of stock of the drug com
pany On the books OF the drug com
parv appears a record OF a transfer of
certificates assigned to William Brash
August -. 1895. as collateral security
for money had and received. This in
Tehtedress was cancelled and said GER
tiecates were returned to said J. w.
Winter. deceased. on September l6,
1896. No record of the said pledge of
sa d stock by said Winter to the de-
PENDANTS has been made on the books
Of the drug company. The note and
/ interest is overdue and unpaid.
The plaintiff says the estate is in
n -
debts.
An adjudication Is requested upon
the following questions:
!. In whom does the legal title TO
said sharer of stock stand?
2. Is the plaintiff. as administrator,
of stock, and has he the right to sell
the same for the equal benefit Of all
the creditors?
3. Are the defendants entitled to be
regarded as secured creditors. with the
right to sell said collateral security for
the satisfaction OF their own claim. to-
gether with all their commissions, in
terest, advances, payments, charges
ard expenses upon or in any way con-
nected with the sale OF said shares?
THE DAVIES ESTATE.
T. Rain " aiker. one of the exec
utors OF the estate OF L. H. Davies,
yesterday filed an inventory of the es-
tate as follows:
Land and residence in Nuuanu VAL
ley. $4,000; land and residence at Wal
Xxi Beach, $4,000; land on Lunalilo
street, with houses, $500; land on
Green street, $1,000; land on Thurston
, avenue, $4,000; land on Thurston ave-
nue., $2,270. Total. s49.77O.
Personal Property-Two hundred and
! fifty acres in Kahuku Plantation. at
$50 each, s22,500; $500 shares in Hama
kua Mill Co. at 800 each sl5OOo0; $500
shares in Waiakea Mill Go. at 500
each, $4,000; 5000 shares in Laupa-
hoehoe Sugar Co. at $40 each, $500, 900:
$50 shares in Union Mill at $50 each,
! $4,000; 50 shares Oahu Sugar Co. at
! 500 each, $4,000; one-half interest in
| Beecroft Plantation $4,000. one-half
| interest in Kukaiau Mill $50, OOO $40
shares In Honolulu Iron Works at SlOQ
each, transferred by will to r. Give
Davies ono value given; $500 shares
7, II. Davies & Co., Ltd, at 500 each,
$500 Coo 400 shares T. II. Davies & Co.
Ltd, transferred by will to executors
tno value given; 60 deOenture bonds
Ct. II. Davies & Coz al $4,000 each.
$30O,OOO 20 shares Mutual Telephone
GO. at SO each, gold IN December.
cured by mortgage on one-half Ka-
hua Ra"Ch, 500 00O: cash in hands OF
y ". Davies e CO., s145, 9s9 80 Total,
Las o6a ~ i"cludIng household furni-
ture at Waisil< residence A corrected
i1vortory gives the value Al $3.50
s341o.
COURT NOTES.
Demurrer in the assumpsit case of
John Cook VS.. Il. Colt Hebron was filed
yesterday. containing statutory de-
NAL
The Hawaiian Gazette Co, Ltd, by
its attorney Lorrln Andrews, filed its
answer to the libel action brought by
! Robert Lishman. denying the allega-
tiors made in the complaint
In the case Of Mettle l.. Scott VS.. w.
G. Achi, executor. High Sheriff Brown
has made his return to the Circuit
Court as follows To the court, s255.1O;
Sheriff's foes s11 IN: total, 1857 col
/ le"t~d from the defendant
The following defendants were ar
r''"ro6 Yesterday morning in the Cir
.uit ro,,,. "