The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-31
ELECTION
FROM MAUI

hunlh nul nus IIoHEHt h""'"g
suit against Oahu Railway 4 Land Ct
for ejectment from one of defendant
ears while plaintiff was in possession
of ticket good for the trip he wa
making.
Damages of $4,000 are asked for thi,
alleged injustice. +. A. Douthitt ant
W. G. Achi are attorneys for plaintiff
1t is alleged that on May at Waia
nae plaintiff bought from an agent OF
the railway company n round triI
ticket, second class, for Honolulu, pay
ing therefor the regular price of. $3.50
Plaintiff the declaration goes on ia
say, Travelled to Honolulu the same
day in the train that left Waianae at
7:10 a. m. At 3:l5 p. m. the same day
he left Honolulu in the train for Wal.
amaze. When the train reached Moana-
lua it's conductor, whom he believes is
named G. ii. Tracy, demanded of plain
tiff his ticket. While he was trying
to find the ticket, it having been tenn
porarily misplaced in one of his
pockets, the conductor, without giving
plaintiff any time or opportunity to
anu HIohutN Mo lithtbv NiOlthb-
ly, foreibly, negligently and carelessly
and against his will and consent, and
in the presence of many people in said
car and train, elected plaintiff herein
from said train at said Moanalua,' al
though he had such ticket then and
there and notified the conductor then
and there that he would pay to him
the amount of fare charged by defcn-
dant in case he did not then and there
have his ticket.
After being elected he found the
ticket in one of his pockets and while
the train was yet ut a standstill at
Moanalua, he showed the ticket to the
conductor and demanded of him the
privilege of riding upon the train. But
said conductor then and there refused
to allow plaintiff the privilege of GO
ing back on said train or riding there
ON to Waianae as aforesaid ~
In consequence of such treatment
Hui says he was subjected to grt at
humiliation. degradation and disgra :e,
and compelled to walk from Moanaiua |
to Honolulu, a distance of about three
miles.
WANTS FULL LICENSE.
Ira Il. Ray, native of Indiana, Al
years of age, and for fifteen years past |
resident of Hilo, has applied for Il
license to practice law in all the courts
of this Territory He has practiced |
in the district courts for three years.
Horner l.. Ross, who has been instruct
ing him in law, w. S Wise and Charles
NJ. lie Blond, all llilo attorneys, give
him favorable certificates.
GRAND JURORS.
At 10 a. III. next Tuesday, September
4, the following named persons as
grand jurors will be in attendance be-
fore the First Judge of the Circuit
Court: Geo. c. Potter, p. +. Dillon,
VIM. II. Heine, +. l.. Waldron, Aug.
Ahrens, j. S. Low, j. NJ. McChesney,
+. S. Lyman, Clinton j. Hutchins, Jas.
ID. Dole, John Kidwell, +. l.. Marshall,
Hugo c. Koelling, Fred NJ. Lewis, ID.
G. May, John II. Schnack, +. Il. Blake,
w. ii. Mclnerny, G. j. Campbell, John
Efinger, J. j. Lecker.
TRIAL JURORS.
At 10 a. m. next Wednesday, Sept
ember 8, the following named persons
as trial jurors will be in attendance
before the First Judge of the Circuit
Court, First Circuit: Bruce Hartman, {
John c. Abreu, Manuel Freitas, John
Malina, Arthur Z. Wall, James f. Jae-
ger, Vim. A. Akerman, Walter G. Gil
man, c. H. Clapp, Howard w. Adams,
Richard Weldon, Robert Scott, Joseph
Brown, b. +. Beardmore, Geo. IL. Cow. {
an, VIM L. Kimball, Horace N. Crabl e,
j. Ordenstein, David Fuller, Ed. p.
o 'Brien, Fred j. Smith, X. l.. Auer.
bach, Henry Wise, Henry Foster, w. X.
T. S. Chinn.
COURT ITEMS.
Kuamoo All Tin has brought an
,jectment suit against Solomon Mahe-
ona and Luka (w), also known as
Iuka Kalolou for lands at Kapalama
Iggregating an area of LA acres. f.
\. Douthitt is attorney for plaintiff.
Sho Muraoka has brought divorce
uit against her husband, Gen Mura.
ka, on the grounds of desertion and
on-support.
In the case of Maria Barete vs.. Will
am Savidge, trustee, and others Judge
10 Bolt overrulcd the demurrer of de-
endant Savidge, allowing him ten days
a which to answer the complaint.
Il. NJ. Watson for plaintiff has filed
discontinuance of the case of Ka.
iolani Estate, Ltd, VS.. S. Ahmi, de-
endant, and Bishop & Co., garnishees.
Judge De Bolt granted plaintiffs mo-
on for default in the suit OF Western
ational Bank VS.. w. c. Peacock &
o. 1t relates to a draft for con-
derable amount and arises out OF
rge failure on the mainland. Defend
Mt has appealed. Castle & Withing-
IN appeared for plaintiff
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