The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-20
COURT TERM
PROGRESSES
-Four Trial Juries
on Duty Last
Tuesday.

Several defendants pleaded to indict-
ments before Judge Gear yesterday
morning, most of the pleas being not
guilty.
A motion to quash the Indictment of
10y Yin. presented by E. P. Dole, was
granted by the court. He was charged
with robbery among several others ap-
pretended for connection with the Eva
road outrages, which included foul
murder. Another indictment Is pend
ing against 10y Yin,
| Mau Cheong withdrew his plea of
not guilty to Indictment for unlawful
LIQUOR selling, and pleading guilty was
fined 500 without COSTS.
Yong Ring withdrew his plea Of not
guilty to indictment for selling LIQUOR
without license, and pleading guilty
was fined 500 and costs.
| The trial of Samao Souza Camara for
seduction was resumed from Monday,
resulting in verdict of guilty. Sem
tence was set for 10 o'clock TODAY.
Stu Sau was put on his trial for as
sault with q deadly weapon on a Chi
nese woman. w. S. Fleming for the
Territory, e. A. Douthitt for the de-
PENDANT. The following jury were &C
cepted: ]. H. Wise, Sol. Keoloewa, E.
H. Paris, ]. B. Pakele, Chas. Motley,
L. ]. N. Hipa, ]. H. Davis, G. w. Hay
selden, Theo. Wolff, w. A. Hall, G.
Woolsey and c. B. Lemon.
CIVIL JURY TRIALS.
I Judge De Bolt yesterday heard the
trial of the assumpsit suit for 1929. so
of B. S. Gregory VS.. L. b. Kerr, de-
PENDANT, and w. NJ. Campbell, garni-
| shee. p. L. Weaver for plaintiff: C.
Creighton for defendant. The following
Jurors were found satisfactory on be-
ing drawn: E. McCorriston, Isaac
Adams, Z. r. Adams, e. E. Mossman,
w. III. Thornton, John Kuaana, Isador
Levingston, e. II. F. Wolter, Isaac
Noar, Ben. Guerrero, Isaac l.. Cockett
and H. Meek. They retired at 3:15 to
consider their verdict. At 3:35 they re-
turned, finding for the plaintiff for
$297.35. Defendant excepted to the YER
diet as being contrary to the law and
the evidence, also on the ground of
excessive damages.
Late as the hour was. Judge De Bolt
considered the twenty-five minutes re-
naming should be improved. There
fore he ordered a jury called to try the
suit of Manoel d. Silveira VS.. l.. Ahlo.
Robertson & Wilder for plaintiff: Cas-
tie & wilmington for defendant. 1t was
second trial and among questions to
jurors was that of whether any of them
had sat on the former trial. The fol-
lowing men were found satisfactory as
drawn: Benito Guerrero. Chas. +.
Frasher, r. McCorriston, Isaac Adams,
w. II. Thornton. Isaac L. Cockett,
Charles Butzke, p. NJ. Lucas, John
Kuaana, e. e. Mossman, Geo. Cypher
and Isaac Noar
PAPERS ON FILE.
w. c. Achi answers the complaint of
Enoch johnson on covenant, admitting
that he gave the deed as stated by
plaintiff, but claiming that plaintiff
was a copartner with him; also de-
claring that plaintiff did not pay the
amount of $4,000 as stated in the deed.
and further that plaintiff knew that
the mortgage to c. NJ. Cooke, Ltd,
was standing on the whole property.
1t is stipulated, for the new trial of
the malicious prosecution suit of j. C.
Axtell VS.. II. e. Hendrick. that COM
mission may be issued to Arthur G.
Patterson of Walton, Delaware coun-
ty, N. Y, to take the deposition OF
Marcus Hendrick.