The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-07

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a license; Mitaini. same ofTense: Man
uel Fexeira. nuisance: James Ward
larceny: stricken from calendar.
Jose Rodriguez 81 al. larceny. ortez
one Of the defendants. was in court
| and pleaded not guilty 70 the indict-
| Tnent. Trial by jury was set for IL
| this morning. Attorney Watson. foI
! defendant. objected 10 George Macau-
. ley as interpreter and was given leave
TO file objections.
| John w. Hall. rape: case set over by
| order Of court To- May %. owing 10 i'll
| ness Of principal witness. The Dep
| uJy Attorney General announced that
| Kinney. Ballpu * McClanahan would
assist the prosecution.
Lee Kin. larceny: stricken from cal
| endar.
J. r. Figuerade. Manuel Carvalho
and ]. J. Souza. assault and battery. is
set To- follow the Ortez trial.
sam Alapai. gambling. failed to re-
spOnd when called and bond OF George
Holt in case was declared forfeited.
The case Of Yuke was ordered on the
calendar and the case then dismissed
upon the representations OF Attorney
ChillinEwOrth that the defendant was
dead.
AGAIN ALLEGES FRAUD.
Frank Godfrey. defendant In action
brought By John Kidwsll for foreclos-
ure of mortgage. filed his answer yes
terday. stating he has no knowledge
or Information sufficient To form "A be-
lief as 20 whether plaintiff during the
lifetime OF Frank Metcalf acquired all
or any Of the life estate OF Frank Met
calf. lie admits that ON or about
March 5. 1883. the Emma Ikaika, nee
Maswm1f fh..F "a WIDOW sic I'D
tain instrument in writing. but Godfrey
denies that by said instrument Emma
Ikaika conveyed To defendant any
right. title or interest In the land. He
AYERS that the title To- any interest
Emma Ikaika had In said land was
then In Paul Ncumann. and that title.
after the death of Neumann. passed TO
Alice Metcalf. as successor OF Paul
Neumann. and from Alice MetcaIf To
defendant.
Godfrey AYERS that an instrument
marked exhibit &C" quit-claim deed
given Co Paul Neumann was obtained
by plaintiff from Emma Ikaiika without
consideration. and by misreprcsenta-
ton and fraud and by taking advan-
take 81 her lack OF knowledge OF the
English language and her ignoFanceI
and physical condition. she being then
ever since a ieper NJ Molokai."
NOT DEPUTY TREASURER.
Upon the return OF Territorial Treas |
urer Wright from Hawaii depends the |
hearing OF the ease OF the Territory up
ON the relation OF Wong Ewai. as pres !
ident OF the United Chinese Society: |
Chong Nee Hing. vice president; Lii
Cheung. secretary: Vim Quon treas
urer. and Lau Tong. assistant treas
urer. FOR writ of quo warranto VS.. a.. |
X. ~. y. Kec Kan. Lau Tang. G. |
Kan HON. Ho Fon and sam FaI tgen-
orally known as the Bow Wong eie-
menu. When the matter was called
up for hearing before Judge Gear yes
;erday forenoon. Henry &. Hapai. Reg
istrar of Public Accounts OF the Terri
torlai treasury. was called To the stand
by Attorney Andrews for the plaintiff.
10 testify as To the filing of the charter
and bylaws OF the society. Mr.. Hapai
had copies OF the same. and was about
tO testify concerning them when objec-
ton was raised by Attorney Siliiman
for the defendants on the ground that
Mr.. Hapai was not the Treasurer nor
the Deputy Treasurer and could not
testify OF his own knowledge as to the
iling OF the original papers. The OBJ
lection was sustained and the case set
over until next Wednesday. when the
treasurer VIII ne IN the CITY. 1
4 BIG BOND.
Alfred w. Carter has filed "A bond in
he sum OF $4,000 as guardian OF the
state OF Annie T. X. Parker. a minor.
His sureties are T. \. Mott-Smith and
=. II. Wodehouse. The bond was APP
proved by Judge Humphreys.
ATTORNEYS IN PILIKIA.
No rule promulgated by the Judges
II the First Circuit has caused the at
orneys more worriment than rule y.
'clatinE To endorsements. fasteners and
OPP margins OF papers filed Tor record
rhe rule reads as follows:
Attorneys shall endorse their names
nd addresses ON all papers served or
He'd by them. together with the num-
,er and title OF the court and cause
md the name OF the Judge before
yhom IL Is pending and the designation
n a brief statement OF the contents
n purpose OF the paper so served or
lied This rule shall also apply TO
Iarties appearing In person.
To avoid the tearing or ripping OF
.apers intended for filing and those al
cady on the files. by the indiscrimi-
ate use OF different kinds OF fasten-
rs. and 20 secure uniformity Of the
parties filing papers
hall adopt one method OF enuorslhsI
~ papers which shall be in conformity
With the original endorsements now
ipon term and chambers summons
No other method OF endorsement
hall be- allowed. and clerks shall not
lie any papers unless changed TO con-
orm TO the endorsement upon sum
mons or process. whether any has been
ssued IN the case OF not.
Unnecessary punching OF holes and
yeietting the papers intended for filing
hall not be allowed. and all fastening
Z the papers shall be OF n temporary
ature up 10 the final ending OF any
ause.
To avoid the covering OF any reading
natter after wrapping or fastening the
ecords. the top margin OF all papers 90
e filed shall not be less than one and
ne-half inches
The clerks find no end Of amuse-
rent with the attorneys who brought
apers for filing. Three out 81 every
our presented were endorsed on the