The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-01
STRENUOUS
SCHEDULE
Judge De Bolt has
Laid Out His
Work.
All Having Suits Before
Him Must Watch
the Clock.
New Suits and Various Papers
Filed the Last Day OF
The Year.

| Judge De Bolt has intinated well in
advance that, for his part in the bust
ness of the January term, he will put
| punctuality which characterized his
court through the September term
Yesterday he caused Clerk Kellett IL
post the following order:
| l. All parties in interest are hereby
notified that until otherwise ordered,
| during the January term, 1904, the First
Judge of this court will hear ex parte
| motions and other short matters each
morning from to $50 o'clock, upon
| previous arrangement therefor.
| 2. At $3.50 a. M, each day, from and
| after the 18th day of January, 1904 Eek
| cept on Monday of the said Judges
week at chambers and on Saturdays,
| jury trials will be taken UP and con-
| tinued, to the exclusion of all other
matters for the day.
| 8. Recess from IL m. to 1870 o. M,
| court adjourning at p. m. for the
| day, unless otherwise ordered.
| 4. The jury will be excused at p.
m, Monday following, except when it
| is said Judges week at chambers. when
the jury will be excused until $3.50 a.
m. Tuesday following, unless otherwise
ordered.
/ 5. On Saturdays from a. m. to II
| m. motions, demurrers and other mat
| tiers, not requiring a jury, will be
| heard. .g4
| 6. On Monday next, January 4, 1904.
| at 9 a. M, the odd-numbered cases on
/ the jury-waived calendar will be called
/ for the purpose Of having them set
1 n for fr-ia Of 6nr
err disposition; at the close of such call
| ing the Court will proceed at once with
1 the trial of causes in their order.
/ 7. The first and second weeks of said
/ term will be devoted to the hearing of
| jury waived cases, ex parte and other
short matters. sss
s. At a. M, On Saturday. January
10, 1904, the civil jury calendar will be
| called for the purpose of having cases
set down as ready for trial or other
proper disposition. Each case will, be
taken up in IFS order Whea reached re-
CARELESS of, the manner of the disposi-
| ton of preceding cases.
| 9. The calendar will be called from
| time to time as occasion requires, of
which calling counsel will be notified
/ through the press and otherwise.
| 10. The Court will not entertain any
| motions or applications for delay or
continuance except upon good and suf-
lfcient cause therefor shown by affidavit
I or, otherwise appearing Economy is at
| all times desirable and commendable,
but, owing to the vast amount of bust
ness now before this Court together
with the limited appropriations to carry
on the same, it becomes highly impor-
tant to strictly observe this rule.
IL. On Monday, the 18th day of jan
uary, 1904, at $3.50 a. m, the jurors sum-
moned for said term will appear, at
which time the Court will proceed with
jury trials.
ANSWER AND DISCLAIMER.
In the equity suit of Hoffschlaeger
Co., Ltd, VS.. Kealalaina Apaka, An
Puck, Patrick ANNA YIN You and P
Danson Kellett, Jr., the last named
defendant, KeIlett, files an answer and
disclaimer. He admits that a certain
made by Patrick ANNA Vim You to
him, in trust, of property in Koolau-
poke Further he admits that on June
10, 1908, he reconveyed the same prop
erty to the said P. A Y. You, and says
| that by reason of said reconveyance
| he had performed the duties of the
| trust and has been and is now released
| from all and further obligations and
| duties of said trust Finally he dis
claims any and all interest whatsoever
| in the property or subject matter of
/ said suit.
EXCITEMENT SUIT.
Ching Man Sing has brought an
| ejectment suit, claiming $4,000 damage
for unlawful detention, against Mary
! A. Richards. Theodore Richards, AL
bert N Campbell, Levers & Cooke,
| Ltd, Oahu Lumber & Building Co.,
| Ltd, and c. K. All. The property
! claimed is part of Royal Patent No.
1923. Land Commission Award NO.
| 3155 to Male, and contairs one and
27-1o0 acres.
WRITS RETURNED.
| Deputy Sheriff Albert McGurn has
returned the writ of possession in the
suit of David Kawananakoa and Jonah
| K KalanianaoIe against Lila as par
| TALLY satisfied. He had placed John
F. Colburn, agent of plaintiffs. in pos
session b 1t could find no real or per-
sonal proparty on which To levyl for
satisfaction on judgment for s37. %
costs. The land is 55-100 acre at Wal
kiki
Execution in the suit of Allen & Rob
inson, Ltd, VS.. c. Klemme for $5S9.27
has been returned by High Sheriff
Brown as unsatisfied for lack of prop
erty on which to levy.
NOTES.