Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-09
CIRCUIT COURT Of
MAUI HAS OPENED
Total Of Eighty Cases
On June Term
Calendar.
"A GG0DLY CROP OF
DIVORCE SUITS FILED
D. q. Case RepIes ntS Government
Grand Jury Hard at Work Has
Passed MOlOkai
By.

Waikiki, June THE June term OF
the Second Circuit Court was convened
nesday morning. June 4. Judge John
w. Kalua, presiding. The many friends
of court reporter Dan II. Case were sur
prised as well as greatly pleased to see
him government prosecuting officer at
this term. MIR. Case is handling crmi-
nal cases before the grand jury In
manner which proves the wisdom of
the Attorney General in sending him to
represent his department.
The other court officials at this term
are: =. NJ. Mcmahon, court reporter;
VIM. J. Coelho, Hawaiian interpreter,
and w. II. Crawford, Chinese inter-
prefer. Jas. II. HakuOle, who was ex-
pected, failed to appear, being busy at
some other circuit and Judge Kalua
was compelled TO pick japanese inter-
prefers from the local supply which
has already been exhausted for several
have already been told to git" for
general incompetency. The legal fra
ternity was represented on the open
ing day by the following bright satel-
lites Messrs. Watson, n. w. Aluli, T..
Johnson. Jno. Richardson, J. l.. Coke,
Geo. Hons, j. A. Magoon, A. G. Cor
rea, G. B. Robertson and J. Maluai
Kaneakua. The lights Of the lower
courts were represented by J. X. Saun-
ders, p. n. Kalukuoluna, A. +. Tayares,
Henry Long, w. G. Scott. w. F. Rey-
nolds and A. n. Hayselden. The term
was opened by Sheriff l.. N. Baldwin.
The calendar comprises the follow
ing: Criminal cases, appeal, Is; COM
INITIAL 10; civil cases, &c; jury waived
1; naturalization. /; divorces, s, and
vacation, 3. Total, so.
Several of the civil cases have been
continued until next term OF court
while few have been discontinued.
The following divorces have already
been granted: Annie e. Mulvany vs.,
Chas. p. Mulvany; Jno. KaIaikamalie
VS.. KinOlalulalu Kaiaikamalie (wD,
Miguel Paresa VS.. Diamantina do Rego
Paresa, and J. J. Combs VS.. Ella
Combs. One divorce suit was discOn-
tinued as the parties have become
reconciled to share the woes and tribu-
lations of welded life together again.
The grand jury has been hard at
work since Thursday. June 8, when
Louis Won Tempsky was appointed
foreman.
The grand jury has been conscien'
| tIn,g L., to ipvngtfuati,ng apl Ito In =
bors have been greatly facilitated by
the readiness at all times OF Deputy At
torney General d. II. Case and Sheriff
L. NJ. Baldwin in having witnesses on
hand. The grand jury was ready to
report this morning but 1t had delayed
reporting until Monday when 1t will
be discharged for the term.
1t is not likely that the grand jury
will go to the Leper Settlement to fur
ther investigate the matter Of the sup
posed inhuman treatment OF n leper
whose death has caused such radical
changes in the management and ad'
ministratiOn of the settlement. The
cost OF transportation when the Terri
torial funds are taken into COnsidera
ton, has caused the grand jurors L
ponder and think awhile before max
ing a leap into the domains OF thu
Board of Health at Molokai.
A second thought has brought then
to the realization that all the fact
have been fully Investigated by tn
Board Of Health committee and tn
Attorney General in person and surel
all the public would care to know TO
the cause of humanity has been eS
posed, and 1t would be impolitiC to &
over the same ground again.
The trial jurors have been busy eve
since last Thursday in hearing tn
case OF HiramOtO VS. PioGeecr Mill Co
damages. J.. a. MagoOn for plaintiff
, Geo. Hons for defendant. A verde
. will likely be reached today
"a "a " " sa ~ "a rlrlrlrlE ~ y
dead, to learn by their noble example
81 a, above all, to be brave, TO be cou
seous, to die for the fatherland, fo
The world hates coward.
Luau at kaIua's.
After the services at the church, tn
members of the lodge and their fam
lies marched down in a body to tn
home OF Judge John w. Kalua, wher
, an elegant luau was spread in tn
, spacious dining hall and all did ampl
justice to the many good things PR
Ipared by the host for the entertain
rent Of his guests. After Dime
speeches wrrc INDUCED IN by tn
I younger members Of this young BIT
[ prosperous lodge. which has alread
: On its roll over thirty Of the mos
prominent Hawaiians in Wailufu di
trict. Applications are now coming
!. from the outer districts.