Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-08
p|NKHAM ALLEGES
Upper CONSENTED

The habeas corpus proceedings In
the United States District Court, re-
garding the liberating of Mikala ka'
ipu. a Hawaiian woman and an alleged
leper, who Is at present held in Gus
tody at the Kaihi Receiving Station
awaiting transportation to Kalaupapa.
were great disappointment to those
who had expected any developments or
q sensational nature. For that mat.
ter, there were but few people In the
court room and those who were pres
ent were there on business.
The petitioner in the case. Emma l..
KAHN, a comely Hawaiian girl, her at.
torncy. Clarence w. Ashford, Presi.
dent of the Board Of Health l.. Il.
Pinkham and Attorney General Lorrin
Andrews were present.
The returns of President l.. y. Pink.
ham to the writ of hahcas corpus is
sued yesterday were read by Attorney
General Andrews and filed with the
clerk The returns allege that Pink.
ham, as President Of the Board Of
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Hawaii. intends to send Mikala Kaipu
10 MulOkai as soon as IT can be prop.
crly done.
Respondent further alleges that Mi.
kala Kaipu has IN conformity with
the regulations of the Board of Health
and the laws Of the Territory Of Ha.
wnii. been legally examined and has
been pronounced lCpCr by the proper
medical authorities" Also that said
Mll,ala has expressed her willingness
to be- transported 10 the Lcpcr Settle.
mcnt on the Island Of MulOkai as q
lCprr, and has not protested against
such decision of the Board of Health,
or said transportation"
II Is held by respondent that Mikala
kaipu * lawfully detained by virtue of
tn" spread Of leprUsy, as set forth in
Chapter 80 of the Penal Laws, which
are expressly continued in force and
effect by the provisions Of the Act TO
Provide u Government for the Terri.
tory Of Hawaii Wherefore respond.
cut. l.. y. Pinkham, prays that the
writ be dismissed.
Ashford gave notice that he would
d"mur to certain parts Of the returns
ana might demur 10 others. He ask.
ed, however that the matter go over
10 some later date, as he was not quite
ready to go on with the case at the
present time. No objections were Of
fcrcd by the Attorney General and the
case was set Tor tomorrow morning al
10 O'Clock.
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OCCUPY the Shriucrs until about 1890
lin the evening This work will produces
a splendid appetite, especially for the
nOvices and all will be ravenous wheu
adjournment is taken to the Young
Hotel for the great banquet. Here the
decorations will De magnificent.
Lord l. Dclser have the contract fol
h. ating the sands which are to be troC
u u comfortable white heat At sun
IrlsC on Saturday they will commenc.
operations in the large vacant lot op
lposite the Young Hotel.
.hahaS'T Lane OIL tHe lOuns, one u
the novices, Is spreading himself or
the banquet arrangements. The grea
Shriner ball is set for Friday. the l6tl
instant.
.lllustrious Mobiles are informed tina
they need not stand In fear Of the Sun
day law. Novice Henry. High Sheriff
has agreed to stop all the clocks O
midnight on Saturday.
Following is the itinerary of the day
Assembly at Progress Hall. full dres
and fca, 80 p. m; parade, 2 p. m.
ceremonial session begins, 2:30 p. m.
intermission for dates, nuts and ca
mcl's milk, 6 to $3.50 p. M; adjourn
lnent, 1880 p. nj.
VI. +. Grossman. Illustrious Poten
tate, Is in command.