The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-11-13
JUR|ES ARE
KEPT BUSY
Two Out at Once
Considering
Cases.

Two juries went out to consider their
instant yesterday afternoon, between
four and FIVE O'Clock. One was from
Judge De Bolts court with the land
trespass case of Frederick Nolte
against ]. A. Magoon. The other was
from Judge Rob!nson's court with the
suit for SANDER brought by NJ. X. Ma
kuina against Thomas G.. Thrum. Be-
fore the former case was argued and
given to the jury, Judge De Bolt and
the jury took ride out to Manoa val
ley to view the premises.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Sarikawa was tried before Judge
Gear yesterday for selling a lottery
ticket. w. s. Fleming appeared for the
Territory, and ]. w. Cathcart for the
defendant. The following jury was em-
paneled: j. L. Ahoo, E. Norrie, S.
Koloewa, A. A. Montana. e. X. Rath-
burn, Geo. Woolsey, j. p. Makainai, j.
B. Pakele, ]. S. Low, l.. h. A. Hart,
j. F. C. Abel and w. NJ. Bush. The
jury was only out a few minutes when
it returned with a verdict of not guilty.
Another case against Sarikawa was
nolle oros'd.
No other case was brought on for
trial yesterday afternoon.
PROBATE MATTERS.
Robert F. Lange was appointed by
Judge Gear as temporary administra-
tor of the estate of In Chock, deceased,
under bond of $1,000, and authorized as
such to sell the property either at pub
Tic auction or private sale.
David Dayton, administrator of the
estate Of Charles Halvorsen, deceased,
has filed an inventory showing a valu-
alton of s1370.50.
Annie Jaeger petitions that she be
appointed guardian of her minor son.
Allen Jaeger, who has property
in his own right.
LAME LANGUAGE.
John d. Willard and Charles F.
Peterson, attorneys for plaintiff, have
filed in the Supreme Court brief in
the case Of George Mundon VS.. S. *.
kaeo. One of the points of law on
which defendant appealed from the
District Court of Lihue, Kauai, was
thus stated: THAT the trial magis-
rate disallowing the evidence of one
I. Onokea." Besides replying that
this is not English and is ambigu-
'us," the attorneys for the plaintiff
leny that there is any merit in the
1oint, as there is nothing in the record
o show what evidence of Onokeas was
and they could not assume
hat any evidence was dsallowed
Defendant in this case lis the candidate
Who defeated the plaintiffs attorney,
for county attorney in the Ka-
lai election.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Lobe Kekoa, one of the defendants |
o bill of revivor brought by Kaniniu |
w against Kalai and others, by his |
ttorney, c. f. Peterson, enters de- |
nurrer in which it is claimed among |
ther things that several persons have |
ot been made parties who should be.
In the case of w. o. Smith ct al,
rustees of Gear, Lansing G. Co., VS..
,mmett May, the plaintiffs by their at
orneys, Thayer & Hemenway, have
ntered demurrer to the defendants
lea of setoff.
Plaintiff in the suit of Allen & Rob-
lson, Ltd, VS.. Annie Schrei Relst has
led exceptions to the verdict for de-
.ndant rendered by direction of Judge
lie Bolt.
Judgment has been entered for plain
# with costs taxed at Sl07.5 80 in the
ction to quiet title of Margaret Cullen
gainst t. f. Lansing. 1t is for two
leces of land in Koolaupoko amount
* to 0.47 acre.
Judge Gear appointed T.. =. Dole as
lardian of the Campbell minors, with
,ecial regard to their San Jose, Cal,
Iterests. under $4,000 bond.
Her Baby for Sale.