The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-05

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this evening to hold the March term
of the Fifth Circuit Court, owing to
the illness of Judge Hardy. He will be
accompanied by Gibson D. Bell, steno-
| grapller
SUPREME COURT.
| These two cases were argued and
submitted yesterday:
| Honuaiwa Kaopua v. Kemilia Holt
ct al. Kinney, Mechanism & Derby
and W. s. Edings for petitioner; w
w. Thayer and Judd. Mott-Smith &
Hemenway for respondents.
| H. G. Middleditch, trustee. v. J. Ka-
lanianaole ct al. A. S. Humphreys for
petitioner, c. w. Ashford for respond
ents.
DE BOLTS COURT.
promissory note of Lupua Kekaulahao
v. d. and J. Kalanianaole was contin-
ued one week, bill Of costs in Noar ".
Lee Chu allowed, Clark 81 Frear v.
Redhouse discontinued, Way ". Pea
cock continued for the term. Carter v.
Tai Ian dismissed and Western Ma
tional Bank v. Peacock stricken from
the calendar.
w. r. Castle, trustee, v. FL. T. Marsh
and John Emmeluth, assumpsit, comes
on for trial before Judge De Bolt today
and win take two days.
LINDsAY,s COURT.
Kan All soong V. Ho Yum, divorce,
was submitted before Judge Lindsay,
argument being deferred until the
judge returns from Kauai. George D.
Gear for plaintiff, W. w. Thayer for
defendant
Judge Lindsay granted a divorce to
CarIotta Moniz against Antoine Moniz
for extreme cruelty and failure to pro-
vide John D. White for plaintiff, Ma
COON & Lightfoot for defendant.
Judge Lindsay gave judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 in the suit of C. v. e.
Dove " H. A. Jaeger. A. Perry for
plaintiff, no appearance of or for de-
fendant.
RoBINSoN's COURT
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd, v. ]. NJ.
Monsarrat and others was on further
hearing before Judge Robinson yes
terday. FL. e. Cooper for plaintiff; A.
G.. NJ. Robertson, BalIou g. Marx, w.
A. Whiting and T. NJ. Harrison for
defendants.
Jurors of his original panel having
served a month, Judge Robinson ex-
cused them for the rest of the term and
issued venire summoning the fol-
lowing jurors: Henry Asch, A. d. Boil
ster Bruce Cartwright Jr., Lawrence
r. Crook, Chales Delanux, John Z.
Gribble, Marshall S. Hannah, Edward
E. Hartman, Alfred HI. Jungclaus,
Josephus E. Axtell, George w. Macy,
Arthur K. Miranda, William M Min
ton, James S. McCand1esss Charles F.
Merrifield, Arthur J.. Splitter. Freder-
lex Waldron.
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Judge Dole yesterday gave decision
setting aside process in the admiralty
libel Of Laweliilii v. Hind, Rolph &
Co., for personal injuries, on the
ground that service cannot be made
on the agent of a partnership as on
that OF a corporation. At the same
time he held, contrary to the eonten-
ton of the Iibelees, that two firms with
the same name, composed of the same
persons and engaged in the same
business are in law but one firm. The
contention was that the firms Of Hind,
Rolph & CO. of Honolulu and San
Francisco we've separate firms. As to
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will likely grant rehearing, j. J.
Dunno having informed him that, since
the case was submitted, a decision of
a u. S. Circuit Court had come to
hand which hetcs that the rule as to
corporations ana partnerships should
follow the local practise. The Hawai-
ian practise happens to be that process
may be served on the agent of a part
nership
Juries We're drawn for the April
tern of the U. S. District Court yes
terday, the grand jury being conpos-
ed OF Otto Rose, w. II. Balding, A. l..
Louisson and Harry T.. Broderick. w.
W. Goodale. J. D. Dole, Jules Titcomb.
Sam Mahuka, James Ashford, Edwin
r. Fernandez, George IA. Holt, W. c.
Lyon, .. Howard Hiteaeock, Edward
Dekum, yiggo jacobsen, z. l..
Fred Harrison. Clarence
Herbert G.. Young, o. j.
Holt. T. K James and Richard Wee
don
Mr.. Hugo eff H. Hackf,sld & Co., |
Ltd, was on the stand in tsle lumber
trust investigation yesterday. Com
missioner Hatch continued tfaa case at |
en- early hour until $50 this morning. |
THE LAND COURT
Judge Weaver granted a registered |
title to Augusta GuIlixson Lansing for |
and in Koolaupoko, subject to lease |
by Patrick Gleason to L. L. Me -and- /
ess for Is years from Jan. 5, 190. and |
o the easement of two public ! Dads.
Fanny Strauch petitions for a egis-
cred title to land in Vineyard S rect,
containing an area of 7070 square feet,
iSSpSSan al $1Ann aud the hffil5ffa4 q az,