The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-08-04
DuHHE REQUESTS 1 CONTINUANCE
United STATES MAY INTERVENE
IN ACTION UNDER 1000
ACRE CLAUSE
Anterior vs. wahiaws Sugar corpany
Case Goes over to SEPTEMBER
Victoria suHendeau Sues for Par
tition-Eieetment Suit.

ne august term OF JuuSS 0S6r :
court begins tomorrow The calendaE
is very long one. Bailiffs Hopkins
and Ellis have summoned grand and
trial juries to be in court al 10 o'clock
The grand jurors for the regular
August term of the Circuit Court are
as follows: John Adams Baker. Char
les Motley. George Parmelee Castle,
Charles Spencer Crane. William Mont
rose Graham. John H. Wise. James
Erskin Fullerton, John Harry Soper.
Frank Pratt Mcintyre. Robert c. A.
Peterson, Frank H. Armstrong, Ere +
erick Joseph Church, John Crowder,
Henry R. Macfarlane. Frederick John
Cross. Albert Andrews Wilson. VIII
liam Safery wond. James A. Low.
Prince David Kawananakoa. Frederick
Martin Lewis. Charles Thomas Wilder.
Lemuel Clark Ables, Horace Joseph
Pratt. Nathaniel Sanders Sachs.
The list of the petit jurors for The
August term is as follows: j. b. Ath
erton. F. w. BeardsIee. W. A. Bald
win. Henry Bertelmann. VIM. Buehan-
an. Isaac L. Cockett. Oscar elk. S
NJ. rsmon, B. F. Dillingham;. r. ".
Davis. W. r. Ewing. Antone Fernsn-
deg. E. S. Holt. w. W. Hall. E. x.
Hanapi. D. K Hoapili. Frank Harvey.
P. C. Jones. Joseph Kunewa. George
Kekauoha. Thomas Krouse. John 4.
Legros, r. C. Lane. David Lawrence.
j. A. McCandless. Geo. Nawaakoa,
Ben Naukano. A. W Pearson. Dan B.
Renear. Mark p. Robinson, Vim. E.
Rowell. G. F. Renton. James Spencer.
". ]. White. John S. Walker and Joe
Fabian.
Some idea of the bad shape in which
land titles are in these Islands can
be had from the fact that there ale
sixty suits for eieetment or to quiet
title on the August term calendar.
II is said that most of the trouble
arises through the loose methods OF
disposing of land in the past.
The case of J. B. Atherton VS.. The
wahiawa Sugar Company came up De
fore Judge Gear yesterday morning
and was continued until September 3,
upon the request of Acting United
States Attorney ]. J. Dunno, who ask
ed for a continuance that he might
be able to communicate with the At
torney General of the United States
and receive a reply TO questions apper-
tanning to the thousand-acre land I'm
itation clause in the Organic Act
Mr.. Dunno win ask for instructions
as to whether the United States Gov
eminent should intervene in the pres
emit suit. seeking to enforce the pro-
visions of the Organic Act limiting
the owning OF land by corporations to
tracts of not more than one thousand
acres. Attorneys Hatch & SilIiman
for the plaintiff contested the PROPOSE
ton to continue the case. Silliman
holding that IL the United States made
a move TO dIspossess q corporation
under the Act referred TO it would
not dc so as an intervenor in a pri-
sate Law suit Should instructions %
enforce the clause be received from
proceedings may be begun
IN the Federal court here against
large number OF corporations.
Mary Ascherly has brought suit
against the Kapiclani Estate. Limited.
Panaliko. Kimo Keiiimoeone. KaEka
Hale. Mrs. Kaluahine Hama. Punahoz.
Mahoe. Hugo K Kawelo. Kaaipuaa-
Levers & Cooke. Limited. q Hawaiian