Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-09
EXECUTION IS QUASHED
EMANUEL NA0NE IS
ON TRIAL FOR BURGLARY
SIMS PETITIONS FOR LEAVE TO
SELL PROPERTY - THE
ANSWER STRUCK
OUT.

In the trespass case of Crispino d,
Camara VS.. Manuel Silva, an order has
been signed by Judge Robinson "a
quash the execution against the de-
PENDANT and for the High Sheriff TO re-
lease Immediately the cattle levied
upon. J. NJ. vivas represented the
plaintiff and w. T. Rawllns the de-
PENDANT.
Judge Robinson grants defendant in
i. II. Redward VS.. J. o. Lutted ten
days after the transcript of evidence is
filed wherein to file his bill Of excep-
lions w. T. Rawlins for plaintiff;
Andrews 4 Andrade for defendant.
Judge De Bolt extends the time for
exceptions of the libelant in the Beck
divorce case ten days from the fling OF
transcript Of evidence. The wife APP
peals fro mthe decree dismissing her
suit.
Judge Robinson has granted mo-
ton TO strike the answer Of defendants
out of the pleas in the case Of s. Ozaki
VS.. Hawaii Land Co. and w. c. Achi.
The suit was for 5000 on note with
per cent interest from March 20. 902,
and the answer a general denial. Kin
ney. Ballou & McClanahan represent
the plaintiff.
William r. Sims, administrator of
the estate of his deceased wife, Katie
Ellen Sims, petitions for leave to sell
real estate. The property is situated
at Kalihi and is mortgaged for $4,000,
and there is now due on the mortgage
$500 including interest. Besides this
the estate owes more than $500. The
petitioner gives the value of the prop
erty as $4,000 and says It is necessary to
sell 1t to pay the mortgage and other
= debts, representing that II Is to the in
terest OF the heirs to sell the property
and prevent foreclosure. The heirs
are four minor children OF deceased.
The plaintiff In the case OF John F,
Colburn VS.. John ID. Holt Jr., by his
attorney, C. A. Long, moves to strike
the defendants answer from the file
and enter judgment by default. The
motion comes up Thursday.
Yamani withdrew his appeal from
the Honolulu District Court for liquor
selling without license
Ma Quai. found guilty yesterday OF
unlawful liquor selling, was this
morning fined 1925 and $3.50 costs by
Judge De Bolt, who further committed
him to Jail until the penalty is paid.
A nolle prosequi was granted Ar
You for liquor selling, on motion OF
Mr.. Douthitt for the Territory. f. NJ.
Brooks for defendant.
All Man, prosecuted by L. A. Douh-
lit and defended by +. NJ. Brooks, was
found not guilty of selling liquor by
the following jury: Lot Pi Fernandez
Jas. Mott. X. b. Porter, b. s. Gregory
Jno. Makaena, l.. J. N. Hipa, A. X
viera. C. A. G. Maertens. e. p. Sulli.
van, ]. d. Cockett, VIM. L. Peterson
and Jessin Andrade.
Emanuel Naone was put on trial be-
fore Judge De Bolt for burglary first
degree. He is charged with breaking
into the store of Maud Deitz and steal
ing therefrom two kou calabashei
valued at SIS each and one milo Gala
bash valued AT S.. Deputy Attorney
General Cathcart is prosecuting, ant
VIM. 7. Rawlins defending him. Th'
following jury is empaneled: C. A. G
Maertens, b. S. Gregory. A. X. Viera
Lot p. Fernandez, l.. J, N. Hipa, Jas
Mott, Henry Hickey, j. p. Cockett
Jessin Andrade, Caesar Viera. Warner
, Boyle and Jno. Makaena. The Gala
bashes were put in evidence, also tn
following articles for Identification
shell pin. watch chain, kukui nu
7 watch charms, SOC, 25G and 10C
r pieces; auger and brace and bit. Tn
0 prosecution was still on when nool
recess was taken.
Judge Robinson is trying the as
sumpsit suit OF Y. Ahin VS.. John X
' Sumner. p. l.. Weaver for plaintiff
4 T. McCants Stewart and J. Alfred Ma
n COON for defendant, The followin
jury is sitting on the case: F. J. Dutri
Gus Cordes, VIM. T. Patty. A. Becker
e A. G. Nicholas. NJ. X. Nakuina. w
n Wilder, II. V. Trevenen, John C. Gu
ney. John S. Walker, C. F. Schermel
horn and John Ouderkirk. The SUI
was brought In 1899 for s2756.42, valu
Il n ILL.