The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-01
ATTACHMENTS IN THE
UNITED STATES COURT
vloLAroas or EDmunDs Law TO
ANSWER TO :soIcT-
mgNTs.
Judge Estse Warns Attorneys That
They Must BE Prepared to Go 20
Trial on Time and Not Delay the
Court.

The United States District Court was
cccUpled the greater part Of yesterday
morning with the afraIgumenfs on grand
jury indictments. Most OF the indict-
ments were for violations of the Ed
muRds Act, the offenders being named
either in pairs or singiy. according 10
whether they were married or not
A case involving the eight-hour law
was first called W. NJ. Campbell and
Ohts contractor and sub-eontractor for
building a cottage on the naval reserya-
ton. were charged with working more
than eight hours per day on Government
work Both defendants pleaded not
guilty. and upon request Of Attorney
Pierce. for defendant Campbell. a separ-
ate trial was granted his client
Antoine Rodriguez was arraigued for
violating the Edmunds Act with Miralda.
single woman This plea was reserved
until SATURDAY. at the request of Attor-
new c. G. Biting.
Two Porto Ricans. Henry Arinas and
Angela Estada. each married TO another.
were represented by c. Creighton. as they
had No attorney. The plea was reserved
until Saturday
Kudo and II. Yamaguchi. both single
were arraigned jointly. ATTORNEY Chill
iingworth represented the woman and
Creighton and Correa appeared for the
man.
Aki. a Chinese man and Watanoba. a
Japanese woman. were arraigned together.
Both pleaded not guilty and the trial
was set for Tuesday
Frank Ratafo and Julia Aparasi Por-
10 Ricans. were arraigned jointly. as were
also All Poe. a Chinese. and Hatchi. a
Japanese woman. During the calling OF
the cases Judge Estee several times urged
the desirahility of having no unnecessary
1elav ittrx cbA,rfI b., ~fo1
because of the delinquency of attorneys
or defendants.
The accounts of W. r. Mailing. clerk
for the court. were presented. declared
10 be correct by Assistant District AT
tornev ]. J. Dunno aud were approved
Mr.. Dunno also presented Charles Creigh-
ton as a practitioner in all the courts of
the Territory of Hawaii and a graduate
of the University of California. moving
that he he admitted to the Federal courts.
Judge Estee promptly instructed Attor
ney Creighton to take the oath.
Browns Judgment Garnisheed.
The Pacific Hardware Company YES
terday attached the judgment obtained
in the Federal Court the day before by
c. III. Brown against the alleged plum
bers' trust, on account of a bill alleged
to be due the company from Brown.
all the defendants against whom the
judgment was given being made garni-
shees
The institution of this suit puts new
light on the case concluded on Wednes-
day Brown brought suit for alleged
damages. which he claimed We're sustain
ed by him through the conspiracy of the
rest of the plumbers of the CITY He
alleges that his business was broken up
by the conspiracy. and obtained judg
ment on this basis The Indebtedness of
SS1066 from Brown to the Pacific Hard
ware Company. alleged in the latter's
Detition. is said to have been incurred
before the combine began its fight on
Brown.
The Judgment in all amounts to about
5000. which sum includes attorneysi
fees and costs. and the whole of tins sum
due from the defendants named. is gar
nisheed by the Pacific Hardware Com
Dany. Service of summons was made
Yesterday afternoon. The case will not
come up until the next term of the First
Circuit Court. the garnishees being sum
moned 70 appear on Monday. February
Sd. 1902