The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-16
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JURY PANELS
The Fishery Tabu
In Supreme
Court.
tFrom Thursdays ADVERTISER

(From thursday AuNeTllsei'
Kahiliailau's plea to indictment FOR
murder in the first degree was further
continued until o'clock this morning
m motion Of his counsel, A. NJ. Brown
before Judge Robinson yesterday morn
ing.
Emmett Mays trial for embezzlement
ef $1,000 life insurance money VIII De
resumed before Judge Robinson at III
o'clock this morning, having been con-
,inued over yesterday on account Of the
Judges sitting in the Supreme Court.
JANUARY TERM PANELS.
Before Judge Robinson, who is to pre-
side at the January term Of the FIRST
Circuit Court, venires were issued yes
terday for grand and trial jurors to-
deal with criminal matters. The grand
Jurors are to appear on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 8, and the trial jurors on Wednes-
day following, at 10 a. m.
Before Judge De Bolt a venire Tor
Jurors in his court at term was issued,
returnable at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, the
nth of January.
Judge Gears venire will not be issued
until after ne returns from San Fran
pisco.
Below are the lists of jury panels as
drawn:
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. H. Hoogs, Arthur II. Jones, a.
]. Smithies, John p. Mendoza, Fred
Goudie, Patrick McGrath, Pierre Jones,
A. +. Murphy, /. Livingston, John II.
De Fries, +. l.. Doyle, Chas. Schoell-
kopf Albion f. Clark, VIM. Blaisdell,
Thos. II. Kennedy, l. Rubinstein, Man
uel Leal, Leonard G. Kellogg, c. a.
DE Cew. Axel L. Lunggren, f. S. Dodge,
f. l.. Johnson, Hiram Kolomoku.
ROBINSON'S TRIAL JURORS.
C.H. Anterior. Lawrence X. Sheldon,
James II. Cummings, Edgar Henriques,
A. l.. Wyman, Chas. Girdler, Z. e.
Hartman, Geo. Poe, e. T. Dreier F. f.
King, Louis r. Medeiros, l.. r. a. Hart,
VIM. j. White, VIM. ]. Karratti, j. j.
Greene. Frank j. Robello, 7. p. O'Brien,
j. A. II. Nierra, Richard Weldon, AL
bert McGurn, Horace Mahaulu, Ernest
Renkin, j. S. Azwedo, Thos. C. Nc
CURE, John A. Templeton, Ben Maui
kama.
DE BOLTS TRIAL JURORS.
L. NJ. Vetlesen, Chas. OSullivan,
Chas S. Desky, Ernest e. Lyman, Chas.
NJ. Keahlnui, John II. Thompson, Ell
mer NJ. Cheatham, S. ]. Alencastre, NJ.
Brasch, E. Ingham, John w. Rankin,
F. w. Beardslee, Thos. Honan, T.. NJ.
Boyd, C. NJ. Cooke Jr., A. w. Howe,
Chris. ]. Willis. NJ. j. Bissell, T. r.
Lucas, Ed Imhoff, John Mcclure, An
drew Brown, r. n. Mossman, w. w.
North, Chas. Lambert, John NJ. Aiu.
FISHERY RIGHTS.
Fukunaga's petition for writ of ha-
beas corpus to obtain discharge from
sentence by District Magistrate Hoo
kano of Eva for breaking the tabu in
oahu Railway and Land Co.'S Honou-
Hull fishery, was heard on appeal from
Judge De Bolts decision Diminishing the
writ by the Supreme Court yesterday
Justices Hartwell and Hatch and Judge
Robinson constituted the court. George
A Davis appeared for the writ and
$. NJ. Ballou to oppose 1t. The case is
an important one, tending to settle the
scope Of the exception of vested rights
in proprietary sea fisheries by Congress
in the sections of the organic act MAX
ing all sea fisheries of the Hawaiian
Islands free to citizens of the United
States.
TAX APPEAL DECIDED.
A decision of the Supreme Court splits
the difference between the return and
the assessment in the case of \. Per-
rvs appeal from the Tax Appeal Court
with reference to an improved lot on
the southeasterly side of Kewalo street,
Honolulu, second lot from Lunalilo
street. having frontage of 100 feet
and a depth of 270 feet. 1t was returned
at $1,000, assessed at $4,000 and valued by
the Tax Appeal Court at $4,000 On the
appeal further evidence was taken by
the Supreme Court, which places the
valuation at $500. Appellant in per.
son. Robertson & Wilder for assessor
TO VACATE ORDERS.
John A. Cummins in his suit for rev.
ocation of a deed of trust has givel
notice by his attorneys, Smith & Levi.
and Louis ]. Warren, to the respond
ents, excepting the trustee, and thei
attorneys, a. $. Humphreys for tn,
adults and f. +. Thompson for IN,
minors, that he will present motion,
60 Judge Robinson tomorrow morninl
at 10 o'clock to vacate the orders con.
tinuing the hearing of demurrers Mr.
Warren makes afiidavits saying that or
November 2S Judge Gear set the de-
murrers for hearing on December 10
that he appeared at the time and place
set for the hearing in Judge Gear.
courtroom, wherein Judge Robinson
gas presiding over all matters set fo
nearing by Judge Gear, and there ant
then was apprised that Judge Robinso,
had, prior to 10 o'clock, made an orde
continuing the hearing Of the demur
rers until January without notice L
affiant. He represents that the order
were inadvertently made by the cour
and without sufficient cause. and tina
great inconvenience and unnecessar
delay to himself and petitioner will b
caused unless the orders be revoked
Further, he says he will be unable t
be present at the hearing on Januar