The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-23

Jacintho Miguel was put on trial yes
terday morning before Judge De Bolt
for selling liquor to a minor County
Attorney J. w Cathcart prosecuted
, and L. NJ. Straus and Geo. D. Gear
: appeared for defendant. The jury
consisted of Jas. L. Arcia, r. c. Moore,
Pearce, E. Erickson, Hiram Kolomo-
ku, A. F. Cooke, S. J. Alencastre, Jos.
Morse, F. II. Armstrong and w. E.
Tyrrell
/ Mr.. Straus accused John NJ. Martin,
agent of the Anti-Sa1oon League, of
making facial signals at the star wit
ness but did not make the charge stick
The trial is still on.
WALLACH STILL WAITING.
| j. Lor Wa1lach's motion for a new
trial and sentence for perjury are still
pending. Judge De Bolt yesterday
overruled the objection of Attorney
General Peters to the courts consider
objection was on the ground that the
motion in arrest of judgment was a
waiver Of the motion for a new trial,
but the court decided that it was not.
He continued the motion until $50
this morning.
RUBBER TIRE CASE.
Schuman Carriage Co, Ltd, files an
answer of % typewriter pages to the
bill for accounting brought by Hawai-
A. G.. NJ. Robertson and Geo. A. Davis
are solicitors for defendant. The main
thing denied is that the Hawaiian, re-
lying on an agreement with the Schu-
purchase the stock-in-trade of Pacific
Vehicle & Supply Co, Ltd. The agree |
ment in question was alleged to have |
contained a promise that the Schuman |
company would give it's trade in rub
Der tires to the Hawaiian company. |
1t is denied that the Schun1an COM |
pany paid $4,000 for certain merchan- |
disc of the Pacific company's stock-in- |
trade on account of the alleged agree |
ment. Another thing denied is that |
Gustav Schuman, though president
and manager of defendant company, /
had such control of it's business as |
would enable him to enter into the
agreement at issue. Defendant denies
that through any neglect or fault on
it's part plaintiff has sustained damage
of $500 month as alleged.
SMALL WINDFALL.
Miss Rose Neven petitions for prob
ate of the will of Leonce Lefaivre
which makes her sole devisee and
executrix of an estate of 1926 in per-
sonalty. She is named as the testa-
tors dear friend. The will is on a
printed form and was executed at
Portland, Ore, on March 10, 1904. S.
F. Chillingworth is attorney for petit
toner. Judge Robinson has ordered
costs RENTED
GOSLAND FORTUNES
w. L. Stanley, administrator, files an
inventory of the estate of Thomas
deceased, showing a valua-
ton of $2216.40, and an inventory of the
estate of Christina. Gosland deceased,
showing a valuat ion of 1891. 20 De-
eedents were an aged couple visiting
Honolulu who died here at a short in :
.eryal between each death.
WANTS HIS MONEY.
Kan zee of Bocas del 1oro, Pan
ANA, formerly of Honolulu, was
minor under guardianship of P. D.
Aellett Jr., who on March 1, 1907, was /
and John Marcallino appoint q
I'd guardian in his place. AT the same /
lime it was ordered that Keilett pay
o Marcallino the sum of $234f. Now T
Kan zee by Ho Sun, his attorney in :
act, files a motion showing that he l
vas over twenty years of age when L
he order just mentioned was made, so
hat the appointment of new guard i
an was not necessary, and asking the b
curt to set aside the order and to 5
rider Kellett to pay the $2344 with in
crest from March 1, 1907, to Kan zee @
orthwith. Lyle A. Dickey is attor- 5
ley for the movant.
DECREE FOR MALE.
C. w. Ashford and S. H. Derby, at e
orneyS for plaintiff in the suit of c.
). Male V. James w. Pratt, assessor, ,
nd II. Van Gieson, trustee, give no. =
ice to Magoon & Lightfoot, attorneys e
Or the trustee, that they will present /,
decree to the Supreme Court for al
'wance at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
FORECLOSURE DECREE. 4,
Judge Lindsay signed a decree of e
1reclosure in the suit of Lahapa Ern-
stberger V. kina Nahau (w), Nahau c
x, Beke Kaonohi Chong and Eddie P
hong. The mortgage debt is s2112.07, p
, which costs of court will be added,
nd John Marcallino is appointed COM E
issioner to sell the property. B
COURT NOTES.
Union Feed Co., Ltd, by it's attor- -
ay, H. G. Middleditch, discontinues its -.
lit against George Kaiser and the
Hamakua Ditch Co, Ltd, =
'knO pavmenf of the acco1,n+