The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-02-02

for prosecution; Watson for vlstsptkt1s
The ground of the motion was shIs IN.
alleged facts as set out ia ihr .pys.f-
ment did not constitute any u7nsSss
known to the law OF the Te5yiIsEr ~
Hawaii.
The grand jury presented ihas S,ags
tn, on November 80, 1903, "uuI241sas4iy7
did steal, take and carry away crl1zls
things of marketable and salatss ga5ne
to wit: certain fowl, to wit, siI 90 Nfys
and one QD rooster, each of tks uasS
of one % dollars, together OF ths xyS.rs.-
gate value of seven "a dollars. of sas
goods, chattels and property or urss MIR
puhili then and there being fnunSl4 ana
did then and there and thereby ssnrrrSs
the offense of larceny in the sa,sxxs ar.
gree
SHOOTING A cow
The indictment of Senada isx canE--
cious injury was also quashs4i on tlA
murrer, the defendant being hcsis TN.
await further action of the gard iurI
Castle e Wilmington, attorneys x ,fs
PENDANT, among the grounds ei ,fs,nGr
rer claimed no criminal inirnr Er1l4
shown 1t was presented by Inv srnlaS'
jury that Senada. on Dec. /, iSsS. -tnss
COW, the property of one Jose tfs ats-
deiros, and of the value of sists-Iios,
$3.50 dollars, unlawfully. feIonSsastf Mfss
malciously did injure by shsoting thss
said COW in the back, and did ti,eu and
there and thereby commit thf CI1Hr al
malicious injury"
LESSON IN PUNCTUALI1Y-
When the case of Union Fer.s IA va.
Nov Lung alias Jung Hook WAS rfjlh<
for jury waived trial before Jntsz. ID
Bolt at a. m. yesterday, the def mtaiif
was called three times without rrpigSsIy
either in person or by COUNSEL 4 h.
Matthewman appeared for 1hr plain
tiff, for whom judgment was siren liz
the sum OF $i3.5O legal inlerssi fEsH
Dec. II, 1917, ana COSTS.
At seven minutes after . O'Clock C.
w. Ashford, attorney for the ciefssftl
ant, appeared and, stating THAI hr W..
derstood 1t was set for next day, aaksh
that the case be reopened aE. MY.
thewman was now gone and The eulr
declined to take the matter up In abr
absence of opposing counsel
DE BOLTS JURY.
Judge De Bolt yesterday bcisiH thx
trial OF Theresa o. Wilcox W. u H
Berrey, trespass on the CASE e. W.
Ashford and c. A. Long for piamtsH-s
Nee. Stewart for defendant Thsa
jur consists Of John Andrews. Il. h..
John Kidwell, Jas Ar-ns-
strong, Geo. Dillingham;. J. G. .AIfeE.
G. j. Ludwigsen, VIM. II. Mcinesa1D..
Jos. Andrade, d. ]. Styne, Chas. n.
Collins. and Chas. Kapule.
DAMAGE SUIT.
Judge Gear yesterday began tix arfaAl
If the Capital Building Co. va EfsnrH
& Co, Kinney, AEEJzsx--
IAN & Cooper for plaintiff; smits a,
Lewis for defendant The fnisra11
ire the Jurors: II. IL. Webster, IL W.
Davis, J. M. Webb II. II. Worraa, k
?. Chaplin, S. Hoffman, Jr.. M J. Gar
oil. George Kalaluhi. ]. J. sa,asAH-
|ohn Edwards, C, p. Osborne <sS
Alex. Lyle. This Is suit for danzasss.
f which appeared In the ADVERTISE AZ
ew days ago.
JUDGE GEARS CHAMBERS
Judge Gear granted the pefitian a.
lam u, Woolley administrator 0f the
state Of Makanoe. deceased. Tor hassf
o sell real estate. A. G.. NJ. Rnhert--
on appeared for petitioner.
V. o. Telxeira ct al W.. AmsfieaE
Try Goods Association ct al, as,.aInfs--
ng, was continued until Friday NJ.
J. Highton for complainant; A. s.
and ii. II. Bigelow rE rs-
pondents.
]. A. Cummins. represented by h u.
lead. as counsel, was appointed AMI
of the estate of KahaieSza
ummins, deceased. under $500 esnsS
Henry Smith. administrator OF tixs
state of w. II. McGregor, had his aAs-
cunt approved and his dkehLExs,
ranted by Judge Gear.
Judge Gear yesterday further CUTE
nued the habeas corpus case u Fns-
akochi Tatsugoro till $3.50 this rassn--
49, He continued the Goto haSexHs
orpus case until $3.50 tomorrow