The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1907-03-05

OF the Fifth Circuit Court, owing 10
the illness OF Judge Hardy. He will be
accompanied by Gibson ID. Bell, steno-
grapher.
SUPREME COURT.
These two cases were argued and
submitted yesterday:
Honuaiwa Kaopua v. Kemlia Holt
ct al. Kinney, Mechanism & Derby
and w. s. Edings for petitioner; w.
w. Thayer and Judd. Mott-smith &
Hemenway for respondents.
II. G. Mlddleditch, trustee, v. ]. Ka-
lanianaole ct al. A. S. Humphreys for
petitioner, C. w. Ashford for respond
ents.
DE BOLTS COURT.
Before Judge De Bolt the suit on
promissory note OF Eupua Kekaulahao
" ID. and ]. Kalanianaole was contin-
ued one week, bill of costs in Noar v.
Lee Chu allowed, Clark & Frear v.
Redhouse discontinued, Way v. 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. H. T, Marsh
and John Emmeluth, assumpsit, comes
on for trial before Judge De Bolt today
and will 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
Carlotta Moniz against Antoine MONK
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 v. H. A. Jaeger. A. Perry for
plaintiff, no appearance Of or for de-
PENDANT.
ROBINSON'S COURT.
II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, v. ]. NJ.
Monsarrat and others was on further
hearing before Judge Robinson yes
terday. H. L. Cooper for plaintiff; A.
G.. M. Robertson, Ballou & 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 u venire summoning the fol-
lowing Jurors: Henry Asch. A. d. Boil
ster, Bruce Cartwright Jr., Lawrence
r. Crook, Chales Delanux, John L.
Gribble, Marshall s. Hannah, Edward
e. Hartman, Alfred II. Jungclaus.
Josephus Il. Axtell. George w. Macy.
Arthur X. Miranda, william NJ. Min
ton, James s. McCandless. Charles +.
Merrifield, Arthur j. Splitter, Freder-
lex Waldron.
THE LAND COURT.
Judge Weaver granted a registered
title to Augusta Gullixson Lansing for
land in Koolaupoko, subject to a lease
by Patrick Gleason to l.. l.. McCand-
less for Is years from Jan. 5. 1904, and
to the easement of two public roads.
Fanny Strauch petitions for a regis
tered title to land in Vineyard street,
an area of TOTO square feet,
assessed at $l4O0 and the buildings on
1t at $3.50.
j. NJ. Monsarrat, examiner of titles.
has reported favorably on the petition
of Henry Peters for a registered land
title.
OLD DAMAGE SUIT.
Judge De Bolt ordered that COM
mission issue to Joseph N. Wolfson OF
Manila to take the testimony of u.
Paalua Hatfield In the suit of Goo Shee
against Mutual Telephone Co. and Hoo
nolulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.
sues for damages for the kill
ing OF her husband by live wires on
King street two or three years ago.
1t is long time since the suit was
brought.
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career and as attorney general and
then governor of Texas stood for the
same character of legislation, origin
ated and put in force anti.corporation
of practically the same char
acter that President Roosevelt has been
for. Because of his modesty
Mr.. Culberson has not been as promi-
nent in the Senate as he should have
been, but has frequently demonstrated
there that he has capacity for national
affairs. He is a Democrat of the old
Southern school, but likewise radical in
his views of corporation control. The
two chief objections that .ould be made
to him would be that he rs Southern
man and that he is not sufficiently well
known. The scrutiny of Mr.. Culber-
Is career would elevate him in the
public esteem, for he did great work
IS legislative pioneer in Texas which
vas never exploited at all in the North
md which therefore received little or
10 attention.
Democrats here generally believe
hat Bryan will receive the next NOM
nation but they are not unmindful of
Senator Culberson dignity and high
character. If the presidents of the