The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-07
THREE LIENS AGAINST
HONOLULU BREHERI
Thousands Alleged to
Be Unpaid For
Building.
TAX CONTROVERSY IS SUBMITTED
JUDGE HUMPHREYS DENIES THE
TRAMwAYs coMPANYs
APPLICATION.
earnishee Defendants in Suit of Pa
eife Hardware Company Make
Answer-Poioaiea Acquitted Of
Charge of Selling Liquor.
earnishee Defendants in Suit of Pa

In Judge Humphreys court yester
day Poloaiea was tried for selling
| liquor without license, the prose
cution being conducted by Assistant
Attorney General Douthitt, while AT
torney Kane defended the accused
At noon a verdict of net guilty was
returned by the following jury: Ed
ward K Blake. Alex K Aona, Jas
Kahalepua, Guy Livingston, VIM. Her
rick. Benz. R. Campbell, Hermann
Levy. Louis A. Rostin, David Motley
VIM G. Rowland. George K Kaia and
James NJ. Sims.
Fitch Ordered to Appear.
T. F. Davidson, ct al. garnishee
defendants in the suit of the Pacific
Hardware Company. have made an
swer to plaintiffs complaint. denying
that they or either of them were at
the time of the fling of said garnishee
petition herein or the issuance of the
summons thereon or the service of
the summons or at any time what
ever except for the period of about
FIVE minutes on the LIST day of Noyem.
Der indebted to C. H. Brown, the de-
PENDANT in this action in the sum of
$1,000 or any sum whatever.
These garnishee defendants further
show that c. II. Brown brought an
action. against them in the District
Court of the United States for the
Territory of Hawaii to recover the
sum of $4,000 damages alleged to
have been sustained from an alleged
conspiracy alleged to have been en-
tered into by these garnishee de
PENDANTS: that these defendants an
swered said complaint denying each
and every allegation; that said action
came to trial on October %. 1901, be-
fore Judge Estee and jury
and that a verdict was returned
in favor of C. H. Brown and
against these garnishee-defendant
herein in the sum of s2S3.75: that no
Judgment was entered upon said yer
dict until the 1st day of November,
1901, being the day after the gar
nishee summons in this action had
been served upon these garnishee de
PENDANTS: that said judgment was for
sS51.25 damages and $154.36 costs
and $3.50 counsel fees; that it was
signed by Judge Estee and entered
by the clerk on November 1. 1901. at
1925 D. m. and five minutes thereaf
ter an assignment of said judgment
in writing was made and acknowledg
ed by said c. H. Brown to Thomas
Fitch for a valuable consideration.
copy of said assignment was serv.
ed by said Thomas Fitch upon each of
these garnishee-defendant who fur
titled to and can at any time take
out execution from the United States
Court aud place it in the hands oil
the United States Marshal and en-
force collection against garnishee de-
PENDANTS.
Garnishee-defendant suggest to
the court that the debt sought to be
attached by the plaintiff herein gar,
nisheed belongs to Thomas Fitch and
garnishee-defendants herein pray that
the court order Thomas Fitch to ap-
pear and state the nature and par
ticulars OF his claim upon such judg-
ment and that petitioners be exoner-
ated and discharged from any liabil-
ity to the plaintiff or any other per-
son or persons except said Thomas
Fitch upon said judgment and that
the said defendants upon the hearing
and determination be allowed their
costs and a lust and reasonable coun-
sci fee herein.
Judge Humuhreys has ordered that
Fitch appear on Saturday.
the 9th inst.
Tramways Application Denied
Judge Humphreys yesterday denied
the application OF the Hawaiian Tram
ways Company for an injunction re-
straining the Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land Company from entering in
to or upon King street for the pur-
pose of locating. constructing or oper
ating a street railway therein. adjoin
ing to. alongside of. or parallel with
the street railway of the Hawaiian
Tramways Company.
Liens Against Brewery.
Contractor Victor HOFFMAN,. the
Western Iron Works OF San Francisco
snd Nieuhaus Brothers Company of
California. have fled me
chanic's liens against the Honolulu
Brewing and Mailing Company
Hoffman, is made q co-defendant
with the Brewery in two OF the suits
In the third suit HOFFMAN, is the
plaintiff alone
These suits are brought to force the
payment Of alleged balances due for
he construction of the Brewery build
ngs on Queen street
According TO the documents filed
he Western Iron Works Of San Fran
-isco has furnished and delivered to
Victor Hoffman, the contractor for
he construction OF the Honolulu
Brewing and Mating Company's
in this city. certain mate
RAILS and labor: that this material
md labor were used in the eonstruc
ion of the building. and as the same
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