The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-03
SUBPOENAS IN
THE ALONG CASE
Issued for December 2---S0me
Documents Are Also
Asked For.

Subpoenas have been issued and
of five witnesses on behalf of the COM
plainant Mrs. Bessie Burns in the
suit of Carrie B. Riggs V. Mrs. Julia
| H. Along which is set for that date
before Judge De Bolt. The subpoenas
are for the appearance of Mrs. Albert
F. Along, Mrs. F. B. whiting, Albert
F. Along and Mrs. Julia H. Along.
The subpoena for Albert F. Along COM
! mands him to bring with him all
memoranda and Slips showing money
received for or expended for Julia H.
Along since January 1, 1906 There
are two suboenas for Mrs. Julia H.
| Along. One of them commands her
to appear and testify. land to bring
with her any and all vouchers, re-
ceipts, bills and accounts in her GUS
tody or under her control relating to
or showing expenditures of moneys by
her for the use, benefit or advantage
of one Full
The other also commands her to ap-
pear, land to bring with her any and
all cash books, ledgers, memoranda
slips in her custody or under her con-
troll appertaining to the receipts of
moneys from or the expenditure of
moneys out of that certain trust fund
described in the complaint herein as
the 'Pepeekeo Trust or and the occu-
mutation or accommodations from said
trust fund together with all vouchers
and receipts for moneys paid out by
said Julia H. Along from the said Pc
peekeo Trust or said accommodations
from and after January 1, 1906"
AYRES WINS.
Judge De Bolt yesterday heard the
appeal from the District Court in the
case of H. T. Mills V. H. NJ. Ayres. The
amount sued for was S113, a balance
due for printing the Sunday Eagle
years ago, to Wall. Nichols Company,
Mills having bought the account for
IS. The plaintiff offered the testimony
of Thomas Wall to the payment of one
dollar on account within the time of
the statute of limitations. Ayres de-
MED this payment, claiming the pay
ment was not on this account but on
another account. On behalf of Ayres
it was also contended that the debt
was not due from Ayres but from
partnership of which Ayres was a
member Mills appeared for himself
Colin Campbell appeared for Ayres
Judge De Bolt gave judgment for
Ayres. Mills will probably appeal
BEFORE JUDGE LINDSAY.
Before Judge Lindsay yesterday,
Hale, indicted for criminal assault on
female under ten years of age, was
arraigned. His plea was reserved I'M
til Wednesday at $50 a. M.
Jacob Rosenberg, indicted for receiv-
ing stolen property, was represented
by c. F. Peterson and interposed de-
murrer to the indictment. Hearing on
the demurrer was continued until
Wednesday at 8 o'clock
Henry Pahia, indicted for assault on
John Feya, was arraigned and plead
ed not guilty.
Kaapana was arraigned and his plea
set for Wednesday at $50 o'clock.
SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court will meet on
Monday morning, November 4, at 10
the calendar.
INDICTED FOR PERJURY.
Poi Kekauoha was arraigned for
perjury before Judge Dole yesterday.
1t is alleged that before the grand jury
he denied that he had ever had any
converse ton with or heard any adj
mission by George KAkauoha as to his
relations with Kelenua. when as a
matter of fact he had had such a con-
versation and had heard such admis-
sions. Bail was fixed at $780,
QUESTION RESERVED.
Judge De Bolt yesterday reserved a
rather curious and interesting ques-
ton for decision by the Supreme Court
in the case of the Waialua Agricul-
tural Company V. Oahu Railway and