The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-09
BIG BOND
ON APPEAL
1rrnm saturday. AdyerlIser.l

tFr0m Saturdays NuN'I'"''J
Cotton Brothers & Company have
taken an appeal by writ Of error to
the Supreme Court Of the United states
from the decision OF tho supreme Court
Of Hawaii. affirming ID, III lgmcnt 81
the Circuit Court for $4,000 damages
and costs of court in favor Of the Ter
ri,ory of Hawaii and against them on
account of the loss Of a dredge. Kin
new. Mechanism g. Derby, attorneys
for appellants, flea the appeal docu-
ments yesterday. They are as follows;
/. Petition for writ Of error and
supersodcas from the Supreme Court OF
the United States. This is addressed
to the Chief Justice.
., Order allowing writ of error ETC.,
signed By Chief Justice Frear.
3. Bond on writ of error in the sum
Of $32 900 given by appellants. j.
Cotton. G. l.. Cotton and james Is.
Apassiz. copartncrs in the appellant
frm-with the United States Fidelity
& Guaranty Co. as surety, approved by
the Chief Justice.
j. ASSIGNMENT of errors to thN Ha-
waiian supreme Court, the list II err
rors related being thirty-three.
:. Writ of error from the Supreme
Court of the United States to the SUI
preme Court of the Territory of Ia.
vail in the name of the President of
the United States who greets tho Hon
orable Judges of the Supreme Court
of the Territory of Hawaii, as witness
ed by the Honorable Melville w. Fuller,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States, over the sigma
ture of Henry Smith, clerk of the SUI
| preme Court of the Territory of Hawaii.
1t commands the judges to send the
| record of the case to the U. 5. Su-
preme Court, so that they have it at
Washington within sixty days Of the
date of the writ. Chief justice, Frear
countersigns the writ as ALLOW ing It,
6. Citation of the Territory of Ha-
wall by W. f. Frear, Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court of the Territory, to
| appear at the Supreme Court of the
| United States at Washington, ID. c.,
| within sixty days from date to show
cause. if any it has, why the judgment
rendered against the plaintiffs should
not be corrected, "and why speedy JUS
| tice should not be done to the parties
| in that behalf"
Attorney General Peters, who has
fought the Territory's case from the
| beginning, may go to Washington to
see it out.
John Ferreira Roza has petitioned
that he be appointed administrator of
the estate of Maria Roza Jesus, his late
| l,,, h, Jial Snntamhar |
| 1904, and her estate consists of real
estate at Kakaako and money in bank
of amount unknown to petitioner. A
married son, married daughter and
a relative in Lisbon are the heirs-at-
| law.
Judge Robinson decided in favor of
plaintiff in the suit OF Vim Searock VS.
HUI Kwong ct al, awarding him pos
session of an undivided one-eighth in
terest of the premises described in the
complaint, together with 1857 dam
ages and his costs. The money judg'
mcnt amounts to $43.17.
! w. G. Weldon by his attorneys, L.
A. Thurston and A. Perry, has entered
exceptions, in each of his damage suits
against G.. w. Chaplin and wife re-
spectively, to Judge RobInson's order
for Il commission to issue to the u. )
consul at Bombay, India, to take the
testimonies of Elizabeth j. Chaplin and
| A. II. Omstead.
i Demurrers to the respective COM
plants of Thos. A. hay and Henry
Gumpfer against +. b. Within have
been set for hearing by Judge Robin
son at 10 a. III. today.
Judge Lindsay denied the motion OF
defendant, in the suit of r. C. A. Pet
erson VS.. L. S. Church, for leave t.
file plea in abatement. A. S. Hum
phreys noted exceptions to the ruling.
Judge Robinson having filed decree
: dismissing the claims of Emma De Fries
and Sam Kanoa to the estate of Mel'
Kunuiakea, deceased, w. G. Achi foi
these claimants has entered an appea
from the decree.