The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-20
QUIET DAY
IN COURT
Robinson Hears
Criminal
Gases.
drom Saturday, asliyl

ar.msls. was found guilty hy a jury
yesterday morning and sentenced by
juice Robinson 90 serve twenty daYs'
jan sentence. and 90 pay o. tine Of
twenty dollars and costs. liia BE- said
10 have beaten his horse almost to The
psiut OF death, knocking the animal
down By the force OF his blows. The
sas,c sentence was Imposed as had been
given by Judge Wilcox,
In thc afternoon the trial of Al Mo
ans NishiJnmn, charged with robbery
IN the first degree. was begun. a jury
WAS secured and the principal Witnesses
for the prosecution examined. when the
court adjourned until this morning at
. o'clock.
At s.30 this morning Judge Robin
son is 70 sentence the Williams boys
Ter the robbery of Warde's jewelry
store
HABEAS CORPUS WEDNESDAY.
The argument upon the application
FOR writ OF habeas corpus by Domingo
F-s-rera will be made before Judge
Gear Wednesday morning. The return
of the defendant was made by High
sheriff Brown yesterday. and the con
tinuance asked by the Deputy Attor-
ney General was granted Ferreira
was released upon giving bail in the
amount of $4,000. which was furnished
by Fred Harrison.
In the. petition for discharge, after
reciting the fact of the alleged Illegal
conviction by jury before Judge Gear,
the petitioner says:
''That the Honorable A. S. Humph-
reys. First Judge of the First Circuit
Court aforesaid, was in fact holding
court and actually engaged in irving
term cases in Honolulu aforesaid, and
within said First Circuit on the said
l4th and 18th days of February. 1902.
and that said order Of sentence and all
proceedings therein in said action en-
titled Territory of Hawaii VS.. Domin-
COS Ferreira,' were Illegal. in that the
Honorable George ID. Gear, Second
Judge of said Circuit Court, who pre-
sided at the pretended trial in said case,
had no authority in law to hold court
or to try said case on said l4th and 18th
days OF FEBRUARY, lSol' during the tihle
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Judge Gear yesterday signed d Wri'
Oh n'ahaaIhus askeu LOT ny =. H. Dee
against victor norman as treasurer
81 the hckechnie rant q WALLPAPER
20. Dee cialins that On Aprii - ne
acquired Eoo shares OF the STOCK Oh the
c~poratioh' Out 'hat non man refuses
% ehter MS name upon the noohs' anu
ne NJ tnus deprived OF ms riehts as
seockholder. Inc writ Is maze return
abfe FRIDAY.
PAIN WILL USE ELECTRICITY.
.rhe Hawaiian Tramways Company
and w. FL. Pain. as manager. fled
answers Yesterday to the suit of ]. H.
BOYD. Superintendent of Public Works,
to compe, the removal of the extra
steel rails on King street.
Tho defendant denies that in the ex-
erejse of its optiop 1t has elected "a
construct only n single track railway
but that said company has the right
{, operate either a single or double
track street railway, and that said OPP
ton can be exercised at any time, and
said franchise being still uneXpired i,
has the right to construct and operate
double track railway.
The answer further says: and the
Hawaiian Tramways Co. admits thai
IL has laid said "eirder" rails in and
upon said King street as aforesaid, for
the purpose ana win tne intention u
operating anu maintaining 'hereoh
Runway by eiectricny'
~ IL lurIher SET OUT tnat IN June
1888, the minister OF the interior was