The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-20
ANTOINE TAVAREz
IS DISCHARGED
Other Liquor Cases---Hoffman
Saloon Art Ga!lery---The
Along Case. Etc.

d Antoine Tavarez, a barkeeper for NJ
~. LUZ in the Flags of All Nations
saloon, had nolle prosequi entered for
him by County Attorney Cathcart on
his appeal from a fine of $50 and costs
Imposed by District Magistrate Whit
ney for violation of the liquor license
law in selling intoxicating liquor when
no meal was served, in the cafe of that
saloon, to George Fern and Eugene K.
Duvauchelle. Judge De Bolt discharg-
ed the defendant.
Chan Cheong, charged with selling
liquor without license, had his appeal
withdrawn by his attorney, J. A Ma
COON, and the court ordered the clerk
not to issue the mittimus until Mon
day next. Defendant later paid the
| fine of 800 and costs imposed in the
Honolulu District Court, with all costs
on appeal, and now there will be no
mittimus issued.
| The case of Fujimoto, selling liquor
without a license, was continued until
today owing to the illness of A. S.
Humphreys, counsel for defendant.
In the case of Territory V. Lee Look,
assault and battery with a weapon, E.
C. Peters, Attorney General, made
statement and J. A. Magoon asked for
a continuance owing to the absence of
J. Lightfoot, attorney assisting the
prosecution. Judge De Bolt peremp-
torily set the case for trial on Monday
next at 10 a.. m.
The jurors were excused until 10
o'clock this morning.
THE ALONG CASE.
In the equity suit of Carrie B. Riggs
against Julia FL. Along and others,
Judge Robinson signed an order yes
terday that Julia H. Along, Albert F.
Along, A. Henry Along, Mary Along,
Julia Fl. tombstone, Alice L. Hutchin-
son, Helen CT. Henshall, Bessie r.
Burns, Melaine B. Brewster, Eta P.
Whiting, Martha M. Dougherty and
Tony Along, respondents, are allowed
to and including Monday, July 1, with
in which to file their pleas or answers.
CAMARA FORECLOSURE.
The mortgage debt in the foreclosure
suit of H. Hackfeld & Co. against J.
NJ. Camara and others is S3035.29. An
attorneys fee of 500 is provided for
in the mortgage, which goes to Thonp-
son & Clemens. The mortgaged prop
erty, which Jas. F. Morgan is COM
missioned to sell at public auction, con-
sists of a lease for five years from Oc-
tober 4, 1904, from c.. J. Fishel to Cam
ara, of the Hoffman saloon premises
at Nuuanu and Hotel streets, together
with the fittings, furniture and other
effects of the saloon. There are thir-
ty-one wall pictures in the outfit
A SUICIDES ESTATE.
Y. Ishi and K. Kawasaki, admins
traitors of the estate of Sensuki Yashi-
XII, have filed their final account with
petition for discharge. They charge
themselves with $301S and ask to be
allowed s737S6. OF the receipts $4,000
was collected on a life insurance pol
icy. The inventory showed $646.35 in
sundry accounts represented as being
of doubtful value and probably uncol-
lectable. Yashiki committed suicide on
March %. 1906.
COURT ITEMS.
Notice of the Supreme Courts decree
on appeal affirming the decree of
Judge Robinson in the Campbell will
construction case, has been addressed
to that judge and filed.
C. w. Ashford for defendant in the
suits, respectively, Of Theo. II. Davies
& Co. and Enterprise Mill Co. against
Wong Kwai has filed answers of gen.
eral denial.
Judge Robinson granted a decree of
divorce to Makaeha against his wife
Kealalaina Makaeha on the ground of
her desertion.
Carlos A. Longs motion to strike out
the objections of James L. and James
r. Holt to his accounts in the matter
Of the estate of r. w. Holt was grant
ed by Judge Robinson.
A report from the grand jury, with
twelve or fourteen indictments, is ex-
pected to be made to Judge De Bit |
at 8 o'clock Monday.
Judgment by default was entered in |
the suit of Sam L. Wong V. Isaac S. |
kaiu by Judge Robinson. w. w. Thay- |
er for plaintiff