The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-15

men as trial jurors to appear before
Judge Gear at the same time:
E. X Rathburn, George wooIsey.
August Dreier, :. B. Rose, Solomon
KeoIaewa, Lot p. Fernandez, James H.
Boyd, David Kawananakoa, ]. F. c.
Abel. Carl Willing. Jesse P. Makainai.
James L. AholO. Joseph X Clark. \.
A Montana. George W. Rowan, a.
Barnes. Robert A. McKeague, Charles
Motley. John H. Wise, Theo. woIff, w
=. Peacock, Lionel r. A Hart, w. B.
Thomas. Frank ]. Robello, G.. a Ord
way and j. 5. Low.
JUDGE RoBINsON'S TRIAL JURY.
And the following named twenty-six
men as trial jurors TO appear before
Third Judge w. ]. Robinson at the
same time:
Frank Godfrey. a. K. Ozawa. Henry
F. Bertelmann. William F. Schmidt
H. A. Juen, John Markham, S. Maize
Iona, James z. Fullerton, John II. Tay-
lor, John De Fries, John Enos, George
W. Macy, ]. Oswald Lutted, A F.
Franco, Charles Warren, Edward Ha =
napi, c. s. Holloway, w. w. Goodale.
James Enright, Thomas Honan, Percy
NJ. Pond. Richard y. Mossman. Louis
H Miranda. E. B. Mikalemi, East Ka-
hulualii and William Ringer.
JUDGE DE BOLTS TRIAL JURY.
And the following named twenty-six
men TO appear before First Judge De
Bolt at the same time;
Charles b. Gray. owen J. Holt, F.
Rowland, Isaac Adams, ]. w. NaU-
kama, Milus w. Parkhurst, F. ]. Tes-
ia, Lawrence II. Dee. w. ]. Baird, /.
Tobriner, Charles B. Dwight, E. Z.
Mossman. John Kuaana, Benito Guer-
zero, P. NJ. Lucas, Ernest Renl<in, Ed
ward c. Holstein. Louis L. Warren, 7.
II. Love, John K. Kamanoulu, G. H.
Karratti, F. r. Angus. Antoine REGARD,
James a. Aud, c.. c. Potter and George
Fern.
PROBATE MATTERS.
The accounts of Cecil Brown and H.
Focke. trustees of the estate OF James
Gay. We're referred by Judge De Bolt to
=. d. Kellett, Jr., for a masters re-
port thereon as soon as possible. w.
o. Smith, administrator of the estate
of Ethel p. n. Gay and guardian of the
minor children of deceased, was pres
ent and stated that he had examined
the accounts and was satisfied with
their correctness.
Judge De Bolt approved the accounts
of w. O. Smith, administrator of the
estate of Ethel p. y. Gay. deceased,
and granted the petition in the same
matter for the sale of real estate. L. J..
Warren appeared for the petition.
The annual account of Cecil Brown,
guardian of Mary Alice Porter, a
minor, was referred by Judge De Bolt
to NJ. T. Simonton as master. 1t gives
C
s11SO.1O. leaving balance for the minor
of s141S.26. BY the report of the guar
dian it appears that $500 has been
transferred from last years balance to
principal account and it is propos /
now to transfer $1,000 of this years bal
ance CT income to principal.
The masters report on the accounts
of George Rodiek, administrator of tire
estate of Wo Hing, deceased. was ap-
proved and the administrators It5-
charge ordered by Judge De Bolt. c.
s. Dole for the administrator.
OTHER MATTERS.
Judge De Bolt yesterday heard the
partition suit of Keahi (w) VS.. Men
Iaukea ct al. Robertson & Wilder APP
peared for plaintiff; c. W. Ashford Tor
Niau Iaukea and w. s. Fleming for
ncHIlclld <AilOtillOIlt. ne report pl
Olaf SOrenson. commissioner, was coz
firmed and he was allowed a fee Of
$50.
Judge De Bolt denied the motion to
quash summons in the suit of OahL
Lumber & Building Co. VS.. w. S.
Edings ct al. after it's submission
without argument by H. A. Bigelow
for defendant Edings and a request for
denial by ]. A. Matthewman for plain
tiff THE First National Bank of Ha-
wall at Honolulu as garnishee de-
PENDANT. had entered a plea in abate-
ment. setting forth that it's name was
as above and not The First National
Bank of Hawaii"
HABEAS CORPUS.
Jung Hing, the Chinese woman, ap-
peared before Judge Gear again yes
terday morning with her two children
who are the subjects of habeas corpus
brought by Jue Gun for
their custody. J. w. Cathcart. who
appeared for the petitioner in place of
A. :. Humphreys. disbarred. wanted
time to examine the case. The matter
was therefore continued. Judge Gear.
gave a warning that any attempt to
remove the children from the courts
Jurisdiction would be regarded as con- |
tempt.
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