The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-02
I FEBRUARY
CALENDAR
Makes Its appearance
In Book Form.
IT CONTAINS 24s CASES
Wah See Sues Hack Driver for $5095
Damages--Number Of Small
Actions.

The calendar of the First Circuit
Court for the February term, which
will begin next Monday morning, has
been issued in book form and contains
127 pages. In addition to the cases al
ready moved on, it contains spaces for
other cases which may reach the cal
, endar during the term.
On the back is a printed list of court
officials and employees, while at the bot
tom appears statement of the term
times. Only one criminal case appears
on the calendar, due to the fact that
appeals have not been perfected yet in
such way as to be regularly listed.
1t is possible that the many blanks
which are left in the book for this pur-
pose will be filled by Monday, as there
are number of cases. Twenty-four
Jury-waived cases appear. among them
being the Palea land matters from Koo-
lau which the Supreme Court has oraer-
ed on the calendar.
The balance of the calendar is made
up of assumpsit. quieting title, tres
pass, damages and divorce cases OF
the latter there are fifteen, as follows:
Rita c. Tewksbury VS.. Irving @.
! Tewksbury.
1aeiiiOSi L Cl idioSI Vs.
Fernandez
i Maria dos Santos VS.. Jose de Abreu.
Stella Nunes VS.. Leonard Nunes
Kela K. Marquee VS.. Francisco D. A.
MARQUEE.
Bertha ST. Clair VS.. John ST Clair
Mary A. Evans VS.. William Evans.
Virginia M. Lancaster VS.. Mile
Lancaster.
Emma Smith VS.. William M. Smith.
K. K. K. Keliikuala VS.. j. NJ Kelii-
kuala (k).
]. Newa Kanaulu VS.. Lucy K Kama
ulu.
Kahalau (w) vs. Kawaiola
Libana de Nobrega. VS.. Sylvano de
Nobrega.
! Corinne Bartlett vs. Ward S. Bart
lett.
Joseph K. Clark VS.. Abbie K Clark
Most of the calendar is taken up with
jury civil cases, of which there are 2e2
suits. many of which promise to occupy
considerable time.
WANTS HEAVY DAMAGES.
Wah See, the Chinaman whose daugh-
ter was run over and killed by Manuel
Correa, hack driver, on the night of
January 16, has brought suit against
the hackman for S., O95 as damages.
San Gun, the 7-year-o1d girl who was
Killed, was walking on the makai side
of King street between Punchbowl
street and the head of South street
with her father when the horse attach
ed to hack No. "a, driven by Correa,
struck, her and knocked her down.
The child was removed to the hospi-
tai, where she died two days later At
the coroner's inquest Wah See made a
strong effort to obtain an indictment
against Correa but failed, the jury re-
turning a verdict of accidental death
and completely generating the hack
driver.
COURT NOTES.
j. Alfred Magoon, administrators of
the estate of Alma (Chinese), deceased
has filed masters report with the
Circuit Court of the First Circuit, show
ing that from 1892 to 1900 the total
amount received was $3,o4s1o, while the
disbursement amounts to $3,043.54, leav-
ing balance of cash fors the heirs of
$3.50. The report was confirmed but
discharge of the master was deferred
until due notice has been given to the
creditors.
S. K. Kane, attorney for the estate
of Kan zee, minor, has entered a
motion in the Circuit Court asking the
judge to fix an attorney fee in the mat
ter of new guardian.
M. G. Silva has been appointed guar
dian Of minor persons and estate of J.
Cabral Medeiros, deceased, under bond
of $500 for each minor.
The first judge of the Circuit Court
of the First Circuit has adjudged and
decreed that the bill filed by the plain
tiffs in the matter of Keauloa and Ko-
pela VS.. Namakueono Ewaliko, be dis
missed.
The last will and testament of J. A.
Hopper, deceased, has been admitted to
probate and letters testamentary will
be issued to VIM. L. Hopper, E. Wells
Peterson and Ellen Hopper without
bonds.
joinder in demurrer was filed in
the Circuit Court yesterday in the mat
ter Of Charles K. Towt vs. Kona Sugar
Company, Limited
Frank Schaefer has filed suit in the
Circuit Court against DR.. John S. Nc
Grew for damages to the extent of 81 600
arising out of a dispute over a lease
of a piece Of ground for farming pur-
poses.
demurrer was filed yesterday in the,
case of Mary A. Coffleld VS.. Territory
of Hawaii.
Wong Kwai filed bill of costs in the
Circuit Court yesterday against Silino
Kalani as follows: Witness fees. 81,
and costs of court, 1880
DANGER OF COLDS AND LA
GRIPPE.
The greatest danger from colds and