The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-21

of bravado. said that the girls repu-
ltation for truth and veracity was moi
Igood
What do you mean by truth and
lveracity?" questioned Fleming in Z
laundering voice
ION. aon't know what it is was
the reply.
What is your own reputation for
truth and veracity?" inquired Fleming
Good" was the reply.
Are you working?"
No: I'm not working now because
lI've got permission from my physician
not to work" and at this the courtroom
crowd was CONFUSED with laughter.
| Viera's statement as to the girls rep
utation for truth and veracity was al
lowed TO stand. the judge remarking
| sarcastically that the jury could ac-
tcept it for what it was worth.
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
In the matter of the assignment of
the judges of the First Circuit Court
during the time intervening between
1 the termination of the April, 1906, term
and the commencement of the Septem-
tber, 1906 term of the court, the three
| Judges. T. De Bolt, first judge; Alex
Iander Lindsay, Jr., second judge, and
wv. j Robinson, third judge-have filed
the following order:
1t is nereoy ordered that all equity,
probate, divorce, jury-waived cases
triable in vacation, and all other cases
and matters, of whatever kind or char
acter, coming on for hearing, trial, or
other disposition, subsequent to the
termination of the April, 1906, term of
this court and until and including the
14th day of August 1906. shall be and are
hereby assigned and transferred to the
hon. W. ). Robinson, third judge OF
this court, who is hereby authorized
and empowered to hear and determine,
try or otherwise dispose of all said
cases and matters coming on for hear
ing, trial or other disposition, during
said period of time; and that all
equity, probate, divorce, jurywaived
cases triable in vacation, and all other
cases and matters, of whatever kind
or character, coming on for hearing,
trial or other disposition, from and
including the 18th day of August, 1906,
to and including the commencement of
the September, 1906, term of this court,
shall be and are hereby assigned and ,
transferred to the Hon. John T. De
bOlt, IESl JQGSS VI Ills NCoA VIZ -
hereby authorized and empowered to
hear and determine, try. or otherwise |
dispose of all said matters and cases
coming on for hearing. trial or other
during said aforementioned |
period of time
Dated. Honolulu, June Is, 1906.
ALLEGATIONS WERE FALSE.
Judge Robinson yesterday filed a de- !
cree in favor of defendant in the case
Of Josephine Perry VS.. Antoine L. Perry {
and Maria Augusta Perreira, to set ,
side deed and for an injunction The
decree sets forth that the material al
legations in the complaint herein are
false, and it further appearing that the
allegations in the answer are
rue. and the deed and mortgage herein
sought to be Cancelled and set aside
were freely and fairly executed for i
'uIl and adequate consideration and !
without fraud, deceit, coercion or
iuress, the bill to set aside deed and
or an injunction heretofore filed herein
De and the same is hereby dismissed {
It complainants cost
ODDFELLOWS STOP SUIT. Is
A discontinuance has been filed by .
plaintiff in the action for damages :
brought by Excelsior Lodge No. l, L. Q. :
}. F., VS.. Honolulu Rapid Transit &
land Co., in which the plaintiff had
ought to restrain defendant from con- 6
and using a switch on upper
Fort street directly in front of some g
owned by the lodge. The :
ompany is using the switch, and has
one so since it was put in.
COURT NOTES. II
A. H. R. Vieira, administrator of the a
state of NJ. r. A. Vieira, deceased, has u
led his first annual account, charging a
imself with s244S70, and asking allow G
nee for $1677.99 and showing a balance n
f s770.71. a
In the case of the Territory VS.. Tai K
an, Matsumoto Yukichi and Simeon q
,avis, the Territory confesses error
nd the Supreme Court ordered that Il
ne case be remanded to the circuit
ourt with directions to sustain the de- 81
urrer and for such further proceed n
ss as may be proper.
A decree has been signed by Judge -
obinson in the case of the Henry IL
Trust Co. VS.. James Love
al, in which the payment of $1,000 Z
Love and the delivery of mortgage 7
{ $500 are ordered. The decree de-
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