The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-02-25

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originally muught she proceeding
The trial ~ the case 20 Henry
Smith W. Hpmnkua Min Company. ur-
cupled she entire day The evidence
b. an in ana the case viii gu 60 The
jury this morning This is nn eject
ment suit involving property said o.
be- worth about $50. 600. hut the ease
has already been heard three ot four
times and IL now being tried Tor the
fourth time. upon a decision ~ N"
Supreme Court remanding IL to the
circuit Court FOR rchearing. In the
absence of the regular interpreters.
clerk \. c. Kaulukou acted as Ha.
waiian Interpreter
CRIMINALS BEFORE GEAR.
The batch Of men indicted by the
grand Jury last week. were before
Judge Gear yesterday morning for
pleading. Pleas Of not guilty were en-
tered In the cases OF the following
men, charged with larceny In the sec
end degree: Abraham Pull. Joseph
Magel. Kamalu Adam. Moses Adam,
James Toomey. James Ward, All Sang,
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Maria OrIez.
Kauhane pleaded guilty to larceny,
and was sent to jail for three months
at hard labor.
Horace Bell was given until this
morning to plead to the charge of the
larceny OF five glass bowls, of a total
value of one dollar. He said he want
ed an attorney, and the police had
denied him the right to have one.
Judge Gear started to investigate the
action of the police, but finally let the
matter drop, with an order to the Off
Ger to take Bell To see Judge Silliman
on his way to the station.
CRIMINAL CASE.
In the afternoon Judge Gear took
up the case of II. Manualia, native
boy charged with malicious mischief.
This was the boy whom Davis was APP
pointed to defend, and when the at
torney didn't appear as the case was
called, the court sent for him, and
proceeded to deliver a lecture meant
to be severe. Davis replied that he
had not been notified of the trial of
the case, and the court replied that 1t
was not customary to send notices to
attorneys IN criminal cases. Davis
thought 1t was customary, and said he
was entitled to the same courtesy Civ
zen other attorneys.
PRENDERGASTS PILIKIA
=. ID. Kellett Jr. reported on the ac-
counts of j. X. Prendergast. as admin
istrator of the estate of Naomi Kaai-
hue, showing receipts of Sl,003 80 and
expenditures of $3.50. So He finds an
overcharge of commissions of s24 .05.
and that Prendergast borrowed 1875.
for which he had no authority, and
recommends that he be surcharged
with that amount. He further reports
la large number of pieces OF real estate
bringing In no income, and also four
or five small notes, and the | O u of
Prendergast for $500, and a note of $50,
also of the administrator, neither Sc
cured, and upon which no interest has
been paid.
The report of keilett on Prender-
CASTS accounts as guardian of Kala
Kaaihue shows expenditures of $24503,
and no receipts. The accounts are cor
rect.
COURT NOTES.
p. d. Kellett Jr. filed his report yes
| terday as commissioner to appraise
real estate in the bill for partition of
| koolulo Kahula VS.. the Lee minors.
| He fixes these value of the house lot
al $3.50, and the three taro patches at
| $3.50.
w. T.. Rowell has asked to be APP
| pointed administrator of the estate Of
Malvina j. Rowell, late of California.
fThe estate Is valued at $500
II. Armitage and w Lucas have de-
INJURED to the complaint in the case of
! G. \. Long VS. Il. G.. Macfarlare ell az.
| suit tn recover wages from the hui
which brought the Hogan company
here. Defendants aver that Long has
no legal capacity TO sue.
"ohn Hind was yesterday appointed
executor of the will of the late R0bei7
! Robson Hind.