The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-18
SPECIAL CIRCUIT TERM
JUDGE GEAR WILL NOW PROCEED
TO BUSINESS.
Takes up a Great Batch of Cases and
Sets Many for Hearing-Jury as
Dawn by Bailiff Ellis.

The special term of Judge Gears
court opened at 10 o'clock this morning
and will last a month, or twenty four
working days. Following is the jury
list, as drawn by Bailif w. M. Sumner
Ellis.
W.P. Barry, Ed. Creedon, j. p. GUM
name, E. Hammer, John A. Hassinger
John H. Jones, Solomon KaleIopu,
Joseph Keakahiwa, George *. Kaia,
Joseph U. --uhia, John c. Lane, James
l.. w. Mcguire, William b. McLain,
Charles e. Moore, Elmer II. Paxton, L..
Prince, j. Lovett Rockwell, w. II. Ro-
gers, Charles H. Rose, Joseph Richard,
Harry II. Simpson and Isaac Testa.
When the court opened Deputy-At-
torney-General Cathcart announced his
presence for the government. Bailiff
Ellis returned his venire of the petit
jury. When the list was called it was
found that ]. Lovett Rockwell was an
sent. a bench warrant was ordered is
sued for him. The jury was thereupon
excused to 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The Walter G.. Smith perjury case
was the first matter to come up. Lor-
rim A, Andrews, attorney for defendant
moved that a day be set for hearing
1.-the plea in abatement. The court set
Saturday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
In the matter of Gertz VS.. Magoon,
hearing on demurrer was set for 2
o'clock this afternoon.
The following cases were then dis
! posed of:
! H. Holt VS.. Hamakua Mill Company
| eJectment, stricken from the calendar
! to be replaced on motion of either
! party.
Tuck Chew VS.. Makee Sugar Com
pany, assumpsit, set for June %.
Priscilla f. Hassinger VS.. Helen B
! King, ct al, ejectment, and II. r. MOSS
man VS.. C. Monting, assumpsit, were
! stricken from the calendar to be rein
! stated later.
l.. Kilinahi VS.. II. r. Macfarlane
! ejectment, and Mary X. Tibbets VS.. 5
M. Damon, ct al, ejectment, wel,t ovel
| to next term
X Kaimana VS.. j. II. Kaumenu, ma,
| licious prosecution. was settled olt o
court and dismissed
A. r. Titlow VS.. Albert Whyte, ct al.
assumpsit, was referred to the clerk t,
look up certain matters in connection
| Herewith.
Naomi Kaaihue VS.. Kalanihuea, as,
sumpsit, and IT. M. Harrison VS.. j. A
i Magoon ct al, assumpsit went owe
i to the August term.
Samuel Andrews VS.. Kaikena, eject
ment, and Samuel Andrews VS.. Wahi
nenui, ejectment, were stricken from
the calendar.
II Z, ii. Is. IoOke VS.. Mary M. Seabur,
ct AL. eiectment; Lucy X. Peabody VS.
S, b Dole, ct al, trustees, quieting title
. Fred Meyer VS.. d. x. Naone, ct al
case; S. Fukuda VS.. John II. Wilson
and l.. NJ. Whitehouse. assumpsit, al
went over to the August term.
: Charles ROesch VS.. Charles II. Willie
seduction, was referred to Judge Ed
ings on account of the disqualificatio
of the presiding judge.
John Crowder, ct al. VS.. Henry Bry
ant ct al, damages; Kimball Steam
$ shin Company VS.. Honolulu Market CT
assumpsit; oliver lavish VS.. Lula c
al, tort; Wing Now Chan VS.. Leon
Sam ct al, assumpsit, went over to tn
: next term.
I j. A. Magoon VS.. r. b. Murray, as
sumpsit, went by default on account {
p the failure of respondent to appear.
/ Wing Ho0 Company VS.. j. II. Ray
; phond and the Board of Health, dan
ages, hearing on respondents demurr'
was set for 1880 a. m. Saturday,
In the matter of Carl Lundahl, III
accounts of the guardian were approx
ed and discharge ordered.