The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-21
COURT At
VAIL UKU
Proceedings Till Monday
Evening and Other
News Items.

wAILUKU, Oct. 19.-On last Satur-
day afternoon the jury in the case of
the Territory VS.. Imai (Jap), charged
of guilty, and defendant was sentenced
to pay fine of twenty-five dollars and
costs.
The following cases were disposed of
this morning:
Territory VS.. Neau (w.), charged
with kahunaism. The defendant is a
Hawaiian woman about so years old,
and her condition such she could not
appear before the court. On motion of
]. A. Magoon, Deputy Attorney Cen
eral, nolle prosequi was entered in
her case.
Territory VS.. All Guy, liquor selling.
Sentence suspended from last term.
Nolle prosequi.
Territory VS.. Frank TAM and K.
Samura, charged with ARRAY, appeal
for mitigation. Defendants pleaded
guilty and were sentenced by the
pay costs.
Territory VS.. A. K. Slender, charged
with violating the terms of his license
Qight wine and beer), pleaded guilty
and sentence was suspended until the
March term of court
j. Alfred Magoon VS.. Pioneer Mill
Co., suit in ejectment. Settled out
of court and discontinued.
Keawe Kapala VS.. Pioneer Mill Co.,
ejectment, continued for the term.
Nose Meheula VS.. Pioneer Mill Co.,
ejectment, continued until next term.
Hoffman & Vetlesen VS.. Cyrus T.
Green, assumpsit. Defendants ap-
peal dismissed.
Joseph WEIGH VS.. James Hennessey
ct al, ejectment, continued for the
term.
A. Enos VS.. C. D. Lufkin, ejectment,
| continued for the term.
Macfarlane & Co. VS.. VIM. White,
| assumpsit, continued for the term.
H. Hackfeld & Co. VS.. VIM. White,
assumpsit, continued for the term.
Charles A. Buchanan, a subject of
Great Britain and who has been in the
Hawaiian Islands since 1857, has been
made a citizen of the United States.
| Mr.. Buchanan is now residing at Ku-
| peke, Mololsai.
Attorney j. l.. Coke, who has been ill
for the past two weeks. is able to be
out.
The petition of Kaaikaula Long,
| widow of ]. c.. Long, to have self ap-
pointed Administrative of the estate Of
her husband was refused and j. l..
| Coke was appointed administrator.
The crimina. calendar for the term
is completed with the exception of
| the case of the Territory VS.. Francisco
Quirasqus, burglary first degree, and
Territory VS.. Hoiki Harataro, assault
with a weapon. These cases will be
taken up Wednesday at which time the
defendants are expected to arrive from
Honolulu, where they are confined in
Oahu Jail.
There are seven civil cases remaining
on the calendar to be disposed of.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Waikiki brass band gave a con-
cert in the court house yard at La
| haina Sunday afternoon at 2:90 o'clock.
| There were many of the residents of
| that district in attendance.
The following was the program:
PART I.
| March & Two Step: Morning Stars"
| -. -. ....... ..............Sc hrader
Overture: "Czarina" ..........R athbun
| Waltz: Vacation" ............ Schrader
| Idyl: "Hiawatha" ............... Moret
PART II.
Selection: "Mele Hawaii .Schulmeister
Polka: ''Trolle. =" :. Sutton
Selection: "Favorite Melodies -.
..-....... Schulme1ster
March: aloha Oe'' ............ Berger
The Morning Star club of Wailuku
will give a concert and ball on Satur-
day evening, October 81, 1908, at the
K. P. hall, in honor of the Morning
Star baseball team which won the
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