The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-09-08
THE WORK
IS DIVIDED
Three Judges Will
Tackle Long
Calendar.

n
J ,,ar.d In the calendar of the Septem-
nor term of the First Circuit Court
or these 50 are criminal, to whlch 'he
Grand iury is certain to add many
,,,ore No divorce cases appear, as
,,ndar the new law divorces are trlaoie
at chambers. ,o
Notwithstanding the formidable size
Of the calendar, at no time sihee
rrarritory was organized has there pee
a better prospect of speedy apateiien.
Of congestion. The AMENDED ouu'
Act NOT only authorizes all three Judges
IN hold trials at term SIMULTANEOUSLY
hut IL provides for continuous Vil
un 10 the summer vacation beginning
July 1.
An order prefixed to the calendar ana
.,gned nv Judges De Bolt, Gear anu
pohinson prescribes that cases not
readv when called shall go to the 1oot
of IN. calendar and that where Out
ono marty appears when a case comes
I'm in its order the trial shall neVerthe-
less proceed If the party appearing 81
demand. ..,.o,
second Judge Gear, presiding, takes
the criminal cases. First Judge lie
Bolt takes the odd, and Third Judge
Robinson the even numbers OF cNn
The term DtSlhS VII @'AO'-'
next. but that being Labor Day the
grand and trial jurors are Summoned
to attend on Tuesday.
MORE DAVIS PAPERS.
ceorre A. Davis, of the disbarred
association. filed two more papers III
tho judiciary clerks office yesterday.
The previous day it was a petition 10
the Supreme Court for a rehearing Oh
his case. Now Mr.. Davis enters an
appeal to the Supreme Court OIL the
limited States against the Ierrltoiiai
Supreme Courts judgment disparri's
him, also a petition to FIRST CIRCUIT
Judge De Bolt for admission to the par
of the District courts OF the Ierrltors
and of the Circuit Court OF the firs'
Judicial Circuit. .,
In his appeal Mr.. Davis sets FORTH
as his first ground, that he never was
licensed to practice law by the Supreme
Court of the Territory of Hawai- OF ny
any other court of record in the lerll-
tory of Hawaii, hence the order dis
barring him and revoking MS LICENSE
was and is null and VOID.
Next he quotes his license as sisheo
by the late Chief Justice judd OF the
Supreme Court of the Republic OF ma
wall. Inc lnlTu Siouhu 40 '''
but a repetition of the first.
The fourth ground is that oil nc
evidence to sustain the findings and
decision" and the fifth that the find
;nps are contrary to the law and the
evidence.
In the sixth place it is contended tha'
Chief Justice Frear, as party inter-
p ested in the result of suit FORMING
mart of the charge against the appel
! liant. was disqualified under the Or
ganic Act to sit in his trial.
! Then the appellant denies that he nae
a fair trial and alleges that no com
nlaint was filed by his client or any
person interested.
The Supreme Court OF Hawan nae
no jurisdiction is next asserted ah'
I,orrin Andrews was estopped IRON
filing the information after the repor
he made stating that there was nothins
in the record upon which charge
against the appellant could be based
Finally: "The judgment. order ant
decree is erroneous, invalid and Vol'
for want of jurisdiction in the Suprem
Court of the Territory of Hawah u
make them and because the said Su
preme Court exceeded its jurisdlction
The petition of Mr. Davis for admis
trict courts makes no reference to hi
disbarment by the Supreme Court. l
sets forth that the petitioner is ma
tive of Boston, a citizen of the Terri
, tory of Hawaii and As years OF age
that he has studied law for 2s year
and that, under license from Chic
Justice Judd dated June 10. 1895, h
practiced law in the Republic of Ha
wall until April 30, 1900, when the Re
public of Hawaii fully ceased to exis
and at which time the Act to proVid
n government for the Territory OF Ha
wall became the law of this Territor
of the United States"
APPEALS.
r. w. Davis has appealed from DIS
trict Court judgment of $145'n againS
him and in favor of Gus Johnson.
J. Oswald Lutted has appealed fror
a District Court judgment OF $3.50!
against him for rent to the Orpheui
Company Ltd.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Judge Gear approved the account
and ordered the discharge OF Samu'
Kailimai administrator OF the esta'
of the late ]. Pinao. The estate
turned over to the heirs consists OF
house lot OF 1.26 acres at Maulili' Hill
and a cash balance of s23645.
Emilia Leal, Administrative OF u
estate of j. Leal, deceased, has sighe
the following inventory:
1.-The administrators, after due oil
gence and inquiry, has found the 10
lowing property belonging to the sal
estate; one piece OF land situated
the north corner OF Kekaulike an
E,pq streets, Honolulu, Oahu, value
at six thousand dollars $4,000 or
fire claim award of which is for fol-
hundred and eighty dollars GisO.), b'
subject to the claims of two other pa
ties, the amounts of which have M
been ascertained by the Administrative
RENoUNCES DOVER.