The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-09-11
IN TRIPLE
EXPANSION
Three Courts Are
Cutting Into
Calendar.

Following his charge to the grand
jury yesterday morning, Judge Gear
took up the criminal appeals from last
term Judges De Bolt and Robinson
both had juries empaneled in civil suits
and with all three judges busy some
reduction of the long -congested calen-
dar was affected.
DISPOSAL OF APPEALS.
The appeal of Wong Hing for assault
and battery was dismissed by Judge
Gear upon payment of fine of $40 and
costs imposed in the Honolulu District
Court.
Twoone, fined s15 and costs below for
violating section 81 Penal Laws, had
her appeal dismissed on payment Of
that penalty.
Namaielua, for assault and battery
on Mrs. Namaieua, had the sentence
of the lower court confirmed, being a
fine of 500 and costs.
+. Santos, who appealed from the
District Court on sentence for embe2zle
ment, had his fine reduced from 800
to $50 with the option of 100 days in
Jail
CRIMINAL TRIAL.
Before Judge Gear the following jury
was sworn to try Yen Min and Choy
Yuen for receiving stolen goods: Sol
Keoloewa, Theo Wolff, A. A. Montana
+. J. Robello, T.. X. Rathburn, Carl
Willing, G. A. Ordway, D. Kawanana-
koa, James Ahlo, Geo Woolsey, J. p.
Makaina and ]. f. C. Abel. f. C. Pc
ters, deputy attorney general, prose-
cutting; Robertson & Wilder, defending.
The trial began at 2 p. m.
UNDEFENDED CASES.
The A. Harrison Mill Co. VS.. Waialua
Hotel Co. went against defendant vir-
tually by default yesterday morning
before Judge De Bolt. w. L. Stanley
appeared for plaintiff. George A. Da-
Wis was entered for defendant but he
stated to the court that he had nei-
ther seen n director of defendant nor
received his fee and therefore would
make no defense.
The following jury was found salts
factory and sworn: James A. Aud. |
Chas. B. Dwight NJ. W. Parkhurst, p.
NJ. Lucas, John Kuaana. Edward C. |
Holstein, Geo C. Potter, Benito Guer-
rero, Isaac Adams f. b. Angus, L. II. |
Dee and E. f. Mossman.
Plaintiff put on evidence and rested,
there was no defense and. the case
being submitted without argument the
jury remaining in their seats found n
verdict for plaintiff for s6S3S1 with 6
per cent interest from April 30, 1901,
total, s7SO56.
QUICK DISPATCH.
At the afternoon session the eject
ment case of Kaalauka VS.. Waianae
Co. was called for trial. Enoch John
son who appeared for plaintiff, did not
have his witnesses on hand, therefore,
to avoid dismissal of the case he filed
a discontinuance. Holmes & Stanley
appeared for defendant. No other
case having been set for the day, Judge
DE Bolt adjourned court until O'clock
this morning.
AN EARLY CALL.
At o'clock this morning Judge De
Bolt will call the following cases for
the purpose of having them set down
as ready for trial, or for other proper
disposition, namely: Macfarlane & Co.
VS.. Waikiki Beach Co., Carlos A. Long
VS.. E. c. Macfarlane ct al, George
Lycurgus VS. Charles Phillips, l. Fuku-
shima VS., Morihiro, John +. Colburn VS..
c. S. Desky, w, +. Lowre VS.. Kalau
kaikainahaole Kapiolani Estate VS..
Manuel Gomez, NJ. w. McChesney &
Sons VS.. Wing Wo Lung Co., Cow
Chong ct al VS.. Royal Insurance Co,
Leong YicI Co. VS.. New Zealand In
surance Co., Choy Look Lee VS.. Scot
tish Union and National Insurance Co,
w, w. Ahana VS.. Insurance Company
of North America, Poi Kau VS. Syea
insurance Co., Sing Chan Company VS..
Insurance Company of North America
and Sing Chan Co. VS.. svea Insurance
Co.
EJECTMENT SUIT.
Before Judge Robinson the following
jury was obtained yesterday morning
to try the ejectment case Of Kapiolani
Estate, Ltd, VS.. L. \. Thurston, for
Honolulu and Nuuanu lands: Richard
N. Mossman, Charles Warren, Win L.
Fisher, William Ringer, w. w. Good
ale, Louis II. Miranda, Edward Hama
pi. c. S. Holloway, Alexander Kahoalii,
Joseph X. Clark, John Kldwem and f.
j. Turner Kinney * Mechanism