The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-29
HUSBANDS
At HOME
High Shsrlft's Quiet
Sunday Aids
Wives.

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Sheriff Henry yesterday. at was kept
in n manner which should not arouse
criticism at any point. The rain did
much to help us and l guess most men
We're glad to stay at home.
at appears to me-" the High Sheriff
continued with smile, that the
wives in this city ought to thank me
for arranging Sunday so that their
husbands will stay at home.
wives are generally complaining
about the lodges keeping their hus-
bands out at night. They say that
their husbands work during the week
days and go to lodge at night, so that
they see very little of them. Now
with quiet Sunday there is no reason
on earth why husbands should not
stay at home all day with their wives"
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suited in disagreement OF the jury,
whereupon the parties stipulated that
the cause might be transferred to the
First Circuit Court Judge Edings or
dered the cause so transferred.
The cause was tried in the First Cir
cult Court before Judge Gear, when a
disagreement of the Jury resulted. AT
the present term the cause was as
signed to Judge De Bolt and, at its call
ing, counsel for plaintiff for the first
time raised the question of the dis
qualification of Judge Little to make
the order changing the venue. Judge
De Bolt thereupon refused and still re-
fuses TO proceed with the trial or to set
1t for hearing, for the reason that Judge
Little was disqualified, by reason of
having given judgment of nonsuit.
from subsequently making an order OF
change of venue.
The petitioners contend that the rea-
son of Judge De Bolt is insufficient in
law, therefore pray for the writ of man.
damus. The lawsuit relates to lands
on the Hilo waterfront.
GUARDIANSHIP CONTEST.
Judge De Bolt yesterday further
heard the petition of Rebecca Kama
hele for the removal of Il. p. Kalama
and the appointment of herself as guar
dian of two minor girls. Resuming to-
day the court will visit the house of
native woman, witness in the case,
to take her testimony there owing to
her inability to attend court.
The jurors in Judge De Bolts court
are required to be in attendance on
, Thursday.
CASE OF THE MILLS.
BY unanimous decision of the Su-
preme Court. written by Justice Hart
| WELL the exceptions of defendant 20
| the verdict are sustained in the case
| of Pacific Mill Co., Ltd, VS.. Enterprise
| Mill Co.. Ltd. The verdict is>set aside,
| the Judgment thereon vacated and the
case remanded to the First Circuit
Court for "A new trial Rob rtson &
! Wilder for plaintiff, Baiiou 6 Marx
4 for defendant
| The action was a case for damages
| of $207927 for unlawfully taking pos
! session and converting to his own use
by the defendant of certain gooGs and
chattels belonging to the plaintiff.
jury on March IS last rendered the
verdict now set aside, awarding the
plaintiff $500 with interest at per cent
per annum.
Emmett May now absent from the
Territory, is head of the Pacific, anu
Peter High of the Enterprise COM
pany.
HAMA PLANTATION CASE.
In the suit of Sigmund Greenebaum
and Charles Altschul, trustees, VS..
Hama Plantation Co. and others the
Union Trust Co. of San Francisco, one
Of the defendants, has filed an answer
and cross bill. 1t denies that the first
mortgage of Hama Plantation Co. to
the plaintiffs covers, includes, o. is n
, lien upon the sugar mill. railway,
rolling stock and any personal prop
erty acquired after the mortgage was
given, also denies that 1t is a lien on
the crops of sugar cane now growing
on the lands mentioned in the COM
plant of plaintiffs. For itself the
Union Trust Co. complains against the
plaintiffs and Hama Plantation Co.,
setting up the facts of its second
mortgage on the property to secure
, payment of its mortgage bonds of
100000 held by this complainant, with
interest from January /, 1904. The
prayers of the cross bill are for ad-
judication Of the Union Trust Co.'s
lien, for an accounting, for the ap-
pointment of a receiver, for sale OF
all OF Hama Plantation Co.'s property,
). for application of the proceeds to sat
Y isfy this compliments claim and to
pay its reasonable counsel fees costs.
, etc, and for such other and further
, relief as TO the court may seem proper.
COURT NOTES.
, | Mrs. Noblitt was appointed by Judge
, De Bolt as Administrative of the estate
Of her late husband, DR.. William S.
Noblitt, unuer a bond of $4,000. C. A.
, X. Hopkins, ]. A. Thompson and p H.
Burnette were appointed as appraisers
of the estate.
Julio p. Rego petitions that ]. J..
! Rodrigues be appointed guardian of
, his minor brothers, Jose p, and Manu-
, ell do Rego. who have certain property
, interests to be guarded
I Kealoha NJ, Kealiihooluhi has
| brought divorce suit against Kealii-
hooluhi on the grounds of intemper-
ance and failure to support her.
I Fusa Hirota is suing for divorce
= from Bunzuchi Hirota on the grounus