The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-25
GRAND JURY
DISCHARGED
New Indictments Found.
Big Allen Estate
Accounts.

The grand jury made its final report
TO Judge De Bolt and was discharged.
on Saturday morning. Fifteen addi-
! tfonal indictments We're returned, which
| We're placed on the secret file until
the service of warrants hereunder. No
| bills were reported as to Sue Sun for
selling liquor, All Moo for malicious in
| jury. Willie Wilcox for assault and bat
terry, Lu Lon for presence at gambling,
K. Asano for second degree larceny and
James E. Fullerton for extortion.
Thanks were recorded by the grand
jurors to E. c. Peters, Deputy Attor-
ney General, for courtesy and assist
ance and to John Guild, a grand juror,
for services as secretary.
Deputy NJ. F. Prosser represented the
Territory a the rendering of the final
report, which was signed by Charles
Phillips. foreman. Jno. Guild, w. H.
Smith, E. F. Imhof, Thomas r. Lucas,
John X. Prendergast, Stanley Stephen
son, G SchoeIkopf. Thos. H. Kennedy,
NJ. Brasch, /. Rubinstein, r. Ludloff,
Jno. NJ Davis, L. NJ. Vetlesen, F.
Goudie and B. J. Wright
OF four japanese indicted for con-
spiracy in connection with the recent
demonstrations against Consul Mkt
Saito, one is c. shiozawa, proprietor of
the Hawaii Shinpo.
All On and All Fat, former police
officers, were indicted for perjury, the
allegation being that they gave false
evidence at the coroner's inquest on
Chinese killed by the police in a raid at
Eva.
JOHNSON AND KUMALAE.
Argument on the question of letting
Enoch Johnson and Jonah Kumalae out
of prison on bail. pending their petition
to the Supreme Court for a rehearing
was partly heard by Judge De Bolt
| on Saturday and continued until p.
| m. Wednesday.
| Attorney General Lorrin Andrews ap-
peared for the Territory, and A. S.
v
De Bolt doubted his power to with
draw the mittimus and-though Mr..
Humphreys urged that the court had
| full control over it's own process-said
| that it was probably the first time the
issue had been brought up here. He
regarded it very important, there
fore continued the hearing as stated.
| HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS.
| Judge Lindsay approved the report
| of w. r. Sims, master, on the ac-
4 counts of the trustees of the estate of
S. c. Allen, deceased, and allowed the
master a fee of 5000. II. E. Cooper ap-
| peared for the trustees.
| The trustees charged themselves with
1886, 1.01, of which SAB, 1862 was prin-
cipal, s123,610.29 income apd $29,054 20
miscellaneous receipts. They asked TO
be allowed $3.50, $40 50, according to
schedule of disbursements. This item
includes $42O,7 47.S3 of principal invest
ments, 6,S29.20 commissions to trus-
tees and $96,S76.O6 net income paid to
Mrs. b. NJ. Allen.
| OTHER PROBATE MATTERS.
Lyle a. Dickey, administrator of the
estate of Lila Haaheo Kanui Waipa,
had his final account approved by
Judge Lindsay on the report of w. r.
Sims, master, who was allowed fee
of SO. Receipts were $595.12 and pay
ments $622.5S.
Lam Chang See, administrator of the
estate of Lam Hong. has presented her
final account with a petition for dis
charge. The balance, additional to in
ventory, is $317.51.
COURT NOTES.
Mr.. Highton concluded his argument
for the plaintiffs in the injunction suit
of Koolau Male ct al VS.. j. O. Carter
ct al. Saturday morning. Mr.. McCIan-
ahan will argue for the defendants
when Judge Lindsay calls the case up
again.
Judge Lindsay extended time for
s making return to execution for $3.50
in favor of defendant in the suit OF
/ Pacific Mill Co. VS.. Enterprise Mill Co
Ellen X. Aona has brought libel for
: divorce against Alex. X. Aona, on the