The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-16

April 5. 1899, Hamada. burglary 1st de-
gree. Hawaii. Wilder. years
| July 13. 1893, Makihara Katsataro. man
slaughter End degree, Hawaii, Wilder, I
years.
| October Is, 1898. Lee Lang. larceny fst
degree. Hawaii Stanley. years
March 5. 1850, Cnow Yuen Toon alias
Papaaloa. assault with deadly weapon,
Hawaii. Parsons, years
October Is, 1898. Anne Sang, larceny ist
degree. Hawaii, Stanley. years.
HoBRON MUST PAY.
Judge Little Saturday dec-ied In favor
Of the defendant In the case of Hebron
VS.. Helm, sustaining Attorney Davis
motion for non-suit. This was the case
where Hebron had given defendant two
thousand dollars with which to locate
claims In the Klondike gold fields. Helm
returned without having staked out
claim in Alaska, and Hebron sued for
the recovery of the money advanced
which Helm said he had spent In going
to the klondike. Hebron intimated that
the defendant had never reached a point
further north than Seattle but the court
evidently did not take this view of the
matter.
ANOTHER NON-SUIT.
The suit of ]. Loeffler vs. Palama Co
Operative Grocery Company came to a
sudden end Saturday with verdict for
defendant upon motion for non-suit on
the part of S. NJ. Ballou, for the grocery
company. The evidence of plaintiff was
all in when the motion was made by de-
PENDANT and sustained by Judge Little.
The following jury had been hearing the
case: W f. Rowell, j. Fabian, NJ P
Robins a, y. Fernandez, J. A Legros,
o. Cox. j. A. McCandless, J. S. Walker,
G. Ndwaakoa, r. s. Holt, S. NJ Damon
and H F. Bertlemann.
MORE HABEAS CORPUS.
In the case of Osaki Mankicho, applica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus. Judge
prisoner on the ground that the warrant
writ, upon the ground that the warrant
was defective. Mr.. Cathcart admitted
that the warrant was not good and told
the court that he had another made out
for the arrest of Osaka Mr. Davis pro-
tested, claiming that it would be con-
tempt of court to rearrest the prisoner.
Judge Gear stated that he did not think
such would be the case, as long as the
arrest was made out of the court room
Mr.. Davis remained with the prisoner
in the court room all morning. while
Chester Doyle waited on the outside with
a warrant for the mans arrest, made
upon information signed by a witness
who had seen the murder 1t was after
o'clock before Davis allowed the pris-
oner to leave the court room, when he
was promptly rearrested.
THE NEW JURIES
The last of the jurymen for the special
term of court will be served mis- morn
ing by Baliff Hopkins. Bailiff Ellis fin
ished the service upon twenty-four grand
jurors and the same number of trial jur-
ors Saturday evening, and Mr.. Hopkins
also had twenty-four trial jurors to
serve. These iuries are for service, both
before Judge Little and Judge Gear. and
it is announced by the latter that no ex-
cuses can be accepted unless for legal
disqualification
COURT NOTES.
Judge Gear has made the IwiIei injunc-
ton permanent as against John Ena and
others. In giving his decision he said
the nuisance at Iwilei was inconsistent
not only with law but with decency
A decree for plaintiff was signed in the
case of Willie Hall VS.. c. Wynam, to set
aside deed to valuable real estate. It
was claimed that Wynam had secured
possession of property belonging to the
boy through undue influence, and the
court ordered him to make transfer of
the real estate, valued at $4,000, to Hall
again.
An order In favor of plaintiff was sign
ed in the case of Mrs. Montana VS.. w. R.
Castle.
Judge Little dismissed the appeal of
Joe Gouvia VS.. Manuel Pacheco because
of the insufficiency of the appeal bond.
The appeal was from Judgment by
Judge Wilcox in favor Of the plaintiff
for 800 damages, because of injuries in
flicted by defendant with a wrench. Both
men were employed at Grieye's
IN FEDERAL COURT.
In the case of C. II. Brown VS.. T. F.
Davidson and others. plumbers, for ST.
500 damages. because of the agreement
between journeymen and master plumb
ers, by which he was deprived of his
employees, general denial was made
by the defendants, T. F. Davidson, j. n.
Shafer, Jas. Mott Jr, E. r. Bath. II.
Gehring, E. w Quinn, O. Sellers and
Patrick O'Donnen
motion to dismiss because of want of
service was made as to the remainder
OF the defendants, W. ". Cross. A. Pilas.
w w Graham, John Mott, w. ]. Eng
land, Il. Paxton. Frederick Holland.
FRANK Rickenberg, A Kitser, John
Moore, E. Gould Thos. CaIlihan, John
Doe Sullivan, Richard Roe Read. Bad
olattery. Nogood Smith, Thomas Dixon.
Ihankless Montague, Unkind Husting.
tinker o Brien, Worthless Leach and
John WEIGH