The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-09-18
JURYMEN
IN DEMAND
One KamaIo Claim
Has Been FuIIy
Satisfied.

Judge De Bolt did not have many
Jurors to run to anyway, but when the
first insurance case of the sanitary fire
series had been tried there We're aot
enough left to fill the box for the next
! Those in the first one were disqualified
| Therefore on Tuesday evening n specin
venire was issued, under which the
following taesmen appeared yesterday
morning: w. f. Love, II. Zerbe, Johr
Crowell, Emmett May, Harry Armi-
tage, John CRUDE, Edgar Henriques
John C. Lane, John II. Jones, George
7. Kluegel, Il. X. Naauao, George
CIPHER, John +. Soper, +. =. Mcintyre
and Samuel Nowlein.
An attempt to get Jury out of this
list and the old remnant failed. the
case being Kwong Lee Yuen & Co. VS..
Manchester Fire Insurance Co. Too
many of the men knew too much about
the 1S99-1900 fires or had previously
been jurors in cases relating to those
events, to be acceptable. Therefore the
court ordered another special venire,
under which the following talesmen are
summoned to appear this morning:
James r. Castle, David +. Motley.
James Il. Jaeger, r. w. Holt, j. NJ.
Coulson. j. A. Lawelawe. Edward Ba-
ker, +. Meyer, NJ. C. Pacheco, David f.
Thrum, w. b. Hamilton, ]. X. Prender-
CAST, Henry Mahiai Mile Lancaster,
Robert Fern, w. b. Mccormick A. II.
X. Keohokaloe, C. ]. Falk, f. I. Spad-
ing, l.. j. Nahora Hipa, David Aea,
John Chalmers, Joseph b. Pakele and
c. =. Iaukea.
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and Mr. Robertson for defendant in
each case, Judge De Bolt continued
Sing Chan Co. VS. the Svea Insurance
Co. and Sing Chan Co. VS.. the Insur-
ance Co. of North America for the
term.
JUDGE ROBINSON ALSO.
Before Judge Robinson the case of
Kapiolani Estate, Ltd. vs. w. r. Cas-
tie ct al, came on for trial yesterday
morning. AS it involved questions
similar to those in the suit of the same
plaintiff against l.. y. Thurston decld-
ed the previous day, the same Jurors
could not serve and a special ven!re
was issued whereby the following nam
ed men are summoned TO appear at 10
o'clock this morning: w. NJ. Tempe-
ton, Chas. Lewis, Hiram Kolomolu, Il.
NJ. Legros, Chas. Frasher Eli j. Craw-
ford, William BerlOwitz, George Watt,
T.. II. Wodehouse, James ID. Cockett,
e. w. Valkenberg, w. f. O'Halloran,
j. NJ. Levy, j. o. Spencer, John Emme-
luth, Isaac Noar, j. j. Sullivan, John
Ouderkirk, w. F. Bush. w. II. Babbitt.
G. w. Hayselden, George w. Clark, NJ.
u nj,
SMALL CLEARANCE.
Judge Gear ordered that Kogno, who
appealed from a fine of 500 and costs
for selling liquor without a license, be
dismissed on paying fine and costs. A
nolle prosequi was entered for the same
defendant in a second case of like kind.
Manuel Silva, who was fined SIS and
costs by former District Magistrate
Geo. a. Davis for common nuisance in
breaking a bottle on the sidewalk, had
his case dismissed by Judge Gear.
Saguma and Machine, sentenced by
Davis to pay fines of $7j and costs
each, and Iwanaga, sentenced to pay
500 and costs for the like offence. nv
the same judge, We're each released ct
the request of the Attorney General.
Robert Kekapa, fined $50 and costs by
the late District Magistrate Wilcox for
conducting a game called kinO, had his
fine reduced to so and costs.
owing to the constitutional snag en-
countered as elsewhere reported, Judge
Gear excused his trial jurors until
morning.
KAMALO CLAIM PAID.
Execution for $l575.65 including all
costs in the suit of Hawaiian Hard
ware co., Ltd, VS.. Kamalo Sugar CO.,
Ltd. has been returned as fully salts
fled by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth,
who collected the money and distribut-
ed it, the amount paid the plaintiff be-
ing $l5O7.75.
FIRE CLAIM CASE.
Ching Lum answers the complaint of
Kamakaukani Woolsey, in bill for
on a fire claim award Of
1865. He denies that he agreed to pay
any part of the award.
While she has erected no building on
the premises since the fire, it is further
alleged, he has expended $500 in new
building thereon, making the premises
more valuable to the plaintiff as lessor
than they were before the fire.
DAVIS AND HIS FEE.
George a. Davis has brought an as
sumpsit suit for the January, 1904, term
against Libana de Nobrega, claiming
one thousand dollars as attorneys fee
In defendants DIVORCE suit and costs
IF the present action. Sylvano de Mo-
lrega, the divorced husband, gave
n,nrtrnre nrninst fhn nllmnnv nrdered