The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-27

GIVEN BAIL

| As the April term had closed. ar
raignments of defendants under the
last batch of indictments could not
be had yesterday. Judge De Bolt
therefore bound the defendants over tes
next term.
| c. Shiozawa, Y. Kimura, @. Nal1a--
mura and H. Tsurushima, Japanese
'newspapermen, were admitted to bain
in $500 each for conspiracy. They are
charged with Combining to prevent
Mkt Saito from exercising his trade.
as Consul General for H. M. the Mi
kado OF Japan" thereby committing
the offense of conspiracy in the third
degree.
! Y. Kimura was also allowed bail Cd
$3.50 under indictment for iibeling q
Japanese woman.
Dan Keoki, larceny first degree. haG
BAH fixed at $1,000.
| Takada, whose previous indictmenf
for murder had been set aside on de-
murrer, was presented on the same
charge This crime is not bailable-
The court reassigned A. Perry and H.
G. Middleditch as counsel for defend
ant.
battery, was made 5000.
! Other indictments were those OF
Frank Correa for profanity, Aiu Lake
for larceny. Hun Wo for burglary, Pale
Alapai for embezzlement. w. II. Knox
for assault with a weapon and Solo
mon Palau for selling liquor without
license
BEFORE JUDGE LINDSAY.
! Another failure to empanel n jury
for the ejectment case of Kaleioke isot
vs.. Waikiki Sugar Co. took place yes
terday, and a new special venire for
fifteen Jurors was issued by order OF
Judge Lindsay.
! Judge Lindsay yesterday called up
the further hearing on the Injunction
suit of Koolau Maile ct al VS.. j. o.
Carter ct al. Mr. Mechanism for de-
PENDANTS replied to Mr.. Highton's
speech of Friday and Saturday for
| plaintiffs.
brought a divorce suit against George
II. Bailey. alleging desertion since De-
cember 10, 1903. failure to support and
conviction on June z of a criminal Of
Tense. The parties were married on
OCtoper ~, l9VS.
| WANTS REINSTATEMENT.
David Watson has petitioned to be
reinstated as an attorney in the in
ferior courts. VIM. Henry and W. c.
Achi sign certificate in his favor.
Judge De Bolt has assigned the petition
to Judge Robinson as being more fa-
miliar with the facts relating to tho
revocation of watson's license in 1904.
FEDERAL COURT.
! Hiram Holomoku was adjudlcated o.
bankrupt en- his own petition by Judge
Dole yesterday
Manuel De Corte, Porting uese, was
naturalzed yesterday In the Federal
Court.
/! COURT NOTES.
An appeal has been taken, waving
jury, by defendant In the suit of Tung
Yau VS., w. o. Smith, executor of the
VIII OF W. l.. Wilcox, deceased, from
judgment by District Magistrate c. s.
Dole in favor of pl4intiff for $225, with
per cent. interest from June l, 1901,
attorneys commission of sI3.15 and
costs OF $3.50.
Ng See has petitioned that she be APP
pointed administrative of the estate OF
her late husband, So Yong Chung,
valued at 1855. Besides the widow the
heirs OF law are an adopted daughter,
three sons end two daughters, all under
age.
Robert L. Colburn, a defendant I'm
the suit to foreclose mortgage brought
by August Dreier against John d.
Holt Jr. and others, has filed de-
murrer.
Time for defendant to plead In the
case of Elise Newman VS.. Whiting &
Robinson, bill for accounting, Is fur
Their extended to July 10.
90 o X X X Il \ X 4 4 X X X o Q q
Rowe and Logan asking to be excuses
from voting and Chairman Andrews
not voting upon 1t, of course. "
The expulsion of the men who ha0
not supported the regular party
nominees had been considered at "a
meeting held earlier in the day, but
aside from a somewhat warm di -ifs-
sion there was no action at that time.
The thing came to a head at last
nights meeting, and the expulsion reso-
luton was put through. as well as the
resolution censuring the Governor.
Judge De Bolt has allowed the plain
tiff's bill OF costs in the suit of w. w.
Bruner VS.. Kamalo Sugar Co. in the