The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-20

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pied the bench for the arraignnment OF
defendants under indictment. All the
morning was taken up by this and mat
tiers pertaining to the jury panel.
and there was no session of
one of mere routine. both in court and
in the clerks office.
The case. of Mossman VS.. Macfarlane
will be heard this morning, jury
waived.
THE JURY PANEL.
James Lovette Rockwell who did not
appear as a juror, has been excused on
account of not being a citizen of the
Territory. Elmer Ellsworth Paxton was
also excused. Frank Dennis Creedon
| asked to be excused for not being a
citizen, having arrived here last August;
the Court passed the matter until today.
The rest of the venire were excused
until Friday.
ARRANGEMENTS
Territory VS.. Wong Man, larceny in
second degree. On suggestion of Attor-
ney General Dole this matter passed un-
til 10 o'clock today.
Territory VS.. Enoka, larceny, second
degree; defendant plead not guilty. J.
NJ. Poepoe was sworn as a Hawaiian in
terpreter
! Territory VS. Doyo, larceny second de-
gree, defendant plead guilty. Tomo
Abey was interpreter
| Territory VS.. B. Gusman, a Spaniard
murder, second degree; plea was reserv-
! ed by defendant. ]. L. Kaulukou and
! ]. NJ Kaneakua are attorneys for de-
! PENDANT. Kaulukou asked for a copy OF
| the Indictment and that the plea be re-
served until next term. The Court Or
dered the plea reserved until Monday at
| $50 a. m.
Territory VS.. Keyo Hara, larceny sec
ond degree; defendant plead not guilty.
S. F. Chillingworth appeared for defend
ant.
| Territory VS. Wal. larceny second de-
gree: defendant plead not guilty John
a. Baker was sworn as Chinese inter
prefer.
Territory VS. Asai, assault with weapon;
the Indictment not being fully and prop
erIy interpreted to defendant, arraign-
ment was continued until $50 a. m. Mon
day.
alias All On. larceny; defendant plead
not guilty.
Territory VS.. Ny Kekaula. larceny sec
ond degree; defendant plead guilty.
Territory VS. VIM. Woifson, gross
cheat c. c. Biting, defendants attor-
ney, asked that he be furnished with a
copy of the indictment and that plea be
reserved until Monday at $50 a. m. 1t
was so ordered. Attorney General Dole
| protested against the order requiring him
to furnish copy.
Territory VS.. Wilson, larceny second de-
gree: plea reserved until Monday. J. NJ
Vivas, c. c. Biting and c. Creighton
were attorneys for defendant.
Territory VS.. Noah Kalua, larceny sec
ond degree at request of Vivas plea was
reserved until June a, at $50 a. m.
! Territory VS.. Kane, larceny second de-
gree; plea reserved until June "a, $50
| a. IN.
Territory vs.. Joseph do Rego Souza,
larceny second degree; plea reserved I'M
til June "a, $50 a. m.
! Territory VS.. Domingo Ferreira, sexual
Intercourse with female under IA years;
plea reserved and case continued until
June a. $50 a m.
Territory VS.. All PAX, assault with
weapon; there being no Chinese inter-
prefer, passed until Monday.
Territory VS. W. n. Thone, assault
with weapon. etc, reserved plea until
Monday, C. Creighton appearing for de-
PENDANT.
Territory VS.. Kaaihue rape; plea re-
served @ntil Monday at $50 a. m.
The Court directed the clerk to have
all criminal cases placed on present term
calendar to be called up Monday at $50
la. m. and to notify counsel.
COURT NOTES.
w Austin Whiting and Paul Neumann,
| ATTORNEYS for plaintiff in the case of Cen
evieve Dowsett, by ]. NJ. Monsarrat, her
guardian, against Elizabeth J. Knight ct
al and of the same plaintiff VS.. Marian
| n ct oil nSTa Iny- ln1
of appeal in both cases to the Supreme
Court
| Defendant in the case of L. c. CANA
/ cho VS.. Arthur NJ. Brown, High Sheriff.
| has fled his answer through Robertson
& Wilder, his attorneys denying each
and every allegation Of plaintiffs COM
plant.
Defendants in the ejectment suit of G.
c. Akina VS.. Malta Kuahau, kaluna, Lo-
.1alia Kahau, Kaona, Kapana and Pa
HILL have filed a motion to dismiss the
part of the plaintiff. Castle & Weaver
and Peterson e. Mathewman are attor-
neys for defendants, and the motion is
accompanied by affidavits.
| In the assumpsit case of E. H. z. VOL
| tiers VS. F. H. Redward counsel, Ma
COON &. Thompson for plaintiff and Geo.
A. Davis for defendant, have stipulated
and agreed that the case shall be con-
tinued until the return of the plaintiff to
Hawaii
The case of the Kinbail Steamship Co.
VS.. the Honolulu Market Co. has been
continued to the August term.
PROBATE MATTERS.
John Cassidy, guardian Of Nellie McIn-
tosh and Harry Mcintosh, has filed his
first annual account, charging himself
with $780, 20 and asking to be allowed
$261.10.
| Notice has been given to Herman Bert
an insane person, of the filing of the APP
plication of John Martins for letters OF
guardianship for him and his property
and that Monday, July /. 1901. has been
}set as the day for the hearing of said
petition. Said petition was fled June IL
and shows that Herman Bert is an in
sane person and an inmate of the Insane
Asylum; that he is the son-in-iaw OF