The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-12-29
REQUESTS MADE
BY MRS. WALL

The will of Mrs. Hannah Wall, de-
ceased, has been filed in court together
with an application of Cecil Brown that
letters of administration be issued to
him The schedule of property is as
follows:
Lot and house on corner OF Green
and Kapiolan streets, $4,000.
Stocks and mortgage, $4,000.
Mrs. Wallis will is dated Nov. 16,
1904, and is witnessed by II. NJ. Won
Holt and +. +. Fernandez. She de-
vises to Miss Frederick Nolte, the
house and lot above mentioned, as well
as the contents, and also $500 to be used
in caring for the grave of my son and
husband at Makiki."
To Nancy MAXI Aimoo, the mother of
Lot Sebastian Kaulukou, is devised
5000. If she should die before Mrs.
Wall, the money was to go to the son.
To the Trustees of Kawaiahao
church is devised 5000 for the use and
benefit of Kawaiahao church.
HAD "ONLY HIS LIFE"
Pleas in the case of the Territory vs..
C. A. Schmidt, indicted on three counts
for embezzlement, have been reserved
until Thursday morning before Judge
Lindsay.
Pleas in the case of the Territory
VS.. Shin Shin Day, SHIN Lam and
Shin Shee, will be taken Thursday
morning; Territory VS.. Sugihara, as
sault and battery, Friday morning, bail
$500. In the Territory VS.. Maui, assault
and battery, plea entered of not guilty,
bail $3.50. Territory VS.. Kaliko Kaawa-
loa, A. H. Crook appointed to defend the
defendant, and plea reserved until Fri
day Territory VS.. Shimatsu, assault
and battery, plea OF not guilty entered.
In the case of the Territory VS.. Ma
rianno Sanabare, the defendant, when
asked by the court to plead, said he
was not guilty.
Have you a lawyer" asked the
court.
Il have none"
Have you funds to pay for a
lawyer"
Il have nothing. I have only my
life; that Is all / own"
w. Greenwich was appointed to de-
fend him.
WANTS MORE MONEY.
Kahuaia (w) has filed an application
in the Circuit Court asking for an ac-
counting in the matter of the estate of
Mrs. Kenahu Brenig, deceased. She
says that Cecil Brown was appointed
executor of the will of the deceased
on December IA. 1904, and he has since
paid TO the applicant on account of her
share in the estate different amounts,
making total of $500, but she claims
she is entitled to some more money
from the said estate" She requests
that the court order the executor to
file a final account.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS.
Clerk Bachelor of the First Circuit
Court issues the following notices by
order of the court
At a. IN. Saturday, December Goth,
1905, the First Judge will call the Jury
Civil Calendar for the January, 1906,
term, for the purpose of setting cases
for trial on day certain. first trial
to begin at 10 a. m. Tuesday, January
End, 1906.
During the January, 1906, term, the
First Judge of the Circuit Court will
hear demurrers, motions, pleas and
other matters incidental TO pending
causes, each morning from to 10
o'clock upon due notice to opposite
party, and having same duly placed on
the Judges docket.
At 10 a. m. each day, except Satur-
days, jury trials will be in order and
will be continued to the exclusion of all
other matters for the day.
Recess from 11:55 a. m. to D. m.
court adjourning at 4:2O D. m. for the
day unless otherwise ordered.
Cousel in argument to jury will be
limited to As minutes on each side, ex-
cept as otherwise specially ordered.
JURORS GALORE.
The following Jurors are summoned
to be present before Judge De Bolt
Tuesday. Jan. 2. at 10 a. m: Chas.
Valpoon. s. w. Logan. L. B. Nevin.
]. Mitchell, o. II. Walker. Gust Erick-
son, James d. Crockett. Augustus Win
terstein. Fred. f. Steere. Mike Har-
vey. F. w. Mage. J. d. Tucker. VIM.