The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-16
SCHULTZ CASE
IS ABANDONED
Witness Fees and Bail Bonds
The Foreclosure of
fTaka0.

There was no criminal case ready for
trial yesterday and Judge De Bolt dis
missed the jury for the day.
Summonses We're issued for three
witnesses and, if the new law holds
water, they will be paid 81 a day as
long as they put in attendance.
Nolle prosequis were entered in be-
half of Dai Kwai, alias All Kwan, al
lowing gambling on his premises, and
Fredk. Schultz, perjury before the
election registrars.
| Sam Apoliona has again had his time
for filing exceptions to conviction for
gambling extended by Judge Robinson.
ORDER REGARDING BONDS.
Judge De Bolt yesterday issued the
| following order:
THE court orders that in all Grim
inal cases which are now pending, or
may hereafter be pending, in this
/ court, it shall be the duty of the high
sheriff of the Territory, and of the
sheriff of the county of Oahu, and of
any and all other officers who may
| take, receive or have the bond or bonds
cases, to file such bonds with the clerk
of this court, or see that such bond or
| bonds are promptly handed to the clerk
| at the time the case may be taken up
I he
be used and ready for use when need
| ed or required, and it will also be the
| duty of each and all the clerks of this
court to use their endeavors to the
| end that such bond or bonds shall be
| in the hands of the court when so
needed
MAKAO LANDS TO GO.
Judge Robinson has made a decree
of foreclosure in the suit of Cecil
Brown and Anthony Lidgate. execu-
tors of the will of Charles Motley,
against DIR. Albert B. Garter and all
interested in the estate of the late
Margaret V. Carter. The mortgage
debt is $4,000, to which is added in the
decree $500 interest, 1885 taxes, 1925
costs and $3.50 attorneys fees. The
property consists of the lands of Ma
kao, Koolaulo, Oahu, said to contain
176 acres.
GOOD-SIzED ESTATE.
Harry Arnitage, A. o. Steven and
John Marcallino, appraisers, give the
value of the estate of Elizabeth
Wright as $50, 1853, not including two
blocks of land in Port Townsend,
Wash, whose value is unknown.
THE BURRELL CASE.
Kingsbury G Kellogg for defendant
move to quash service of summons in
the suit of H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd.
v. Burrell Construction Co. They say
that II. H. Burrel1, through whom SER
vice was claimed to have been made,
was not and is not a member or Of
ficer of defendant company.
Thompson & Clemens for plaintiff
turn round and move to strike de-
PENDANTS motion and Burrells affida-
Wit from the files on the ground that
defendant is foreign corporation do |
ing business in the Territory of Ha-
wall and has not complied with the pro-
visions of the law of Hawaii relating
to foreign corporations
THE FEDERAL COURT.
Natsu pleaded guilty to adultery and |
will be sentenced tomorrow.
Ah Poi and Kea1ohanui, instead of |
pleading to violation of the Edmunds |
Act. agreed to marry and they were |
married before Il o'clock noon. This |
disposed of their case.
Other arrangements went over to |
later dates.
Judge Dole was engaged most of the |
day in the trial of the Manchuria sal |
wage case.
COURT ITEMS.
Thompson & Clemens FOR complain
ant in the partition suit of J. d. Nc
Inerny VS.. Kauhola ct al, consents |
that defendant Keoni Tom, alias John |
Thomas, have to April Is to plead.
Kailiuli has brought suit to divorce |
his wife Kaneiakama on account of de- |
sertion since the year 1894. They We're |
married in 1882 and have had no child. |
Judge Robinson admitted the will of |
the late Mary Ann Gray to probate |
and appointed her son, James l.. Nc |
Lean. administrator