The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-02-11
IN SUPREME
COURT TO-DAY
TWO OPINIONS RENDERED BY
COURT-OTHER MATTERS SUB
MITTED FOR DECISION.

Two opinions we're given by the SUI
preme Court this morning. one was
upon a petition for a rehearing in the
case Of G. w. Forester VS. A. NJ. Murtt
p. L. Weaver, as attorney brought the
petition some time ago in behalf of
HURT The suit arose originally over
the proposition Of a claim made by
Forester for pay for medical services
given the wife of Hurtt Weaver al
legged error and mistake on the part Of
the court in finding for the plaintiff,
but the court holds that none appear
ed.
The other opinion was given i'm the
case of the Oahu Railway and Land
Company VS.. James Armstrong. The
matter came up on an appeal by plain
! tiff, from a decree dismissing bill
enjoining the defendant from main
| tanning a certain pipe used for the con-
veyance of water across Lehua Aveue,
! Pearl City and under the railroad track
of plaintiff. The decree appealed from
| is reversed and the case is remanded
to the circuit judge for such further
! proceedings, as may be proper, not in
consistent with this opinion. The Opt
Mon holds that the defendant should
be enjoined from maintaining the pipe
line i'm questio, because a substantial
change was made in the location and
use of the easement without the con-
sent of the owner of the servient es-
tate.
The case of William Henry VS.. AN.
Brown was argued before the Supreme
Court this morning on defendants bill
of exceptions. The court overruled the
bill. This is a case where William
Henry obtained a judgment against
Brown for 81, 900 and interest on note
An appeal by the Makee Sugar Com.
pany from a decision in favor of j. K
> Farley tax assessor of Kauai, for tn,
collection of 81, 3S4. so for taxes, wal
$ argued this morning and submitted.
+ on motion of defendants, the appea
i of plaintiff in the case of w A. Whiting
= VS.. Lee Fat, ct al was placed on tn
$ calendar and dismissed, through lacl
of prosecution.
t The appeal i'm the matter of tn
f estate of Hikoolani n. Noholoa, de
d ceased, was submitted on briefs.
5 Observation-Disclosures N5SNERNNNNNN>
u +. II. Ransom David Rice, Mrs. Davi,
Rice, Miss Ridgeway, Mrs. S. j. Smith
Miss Isabel Smith, Master Yale d
Smith, C. H. Synder, G. A. st. CLAN
! Mrs. G. A. st. Clair, d. Sylvester, G. F
Thielen, Mrs. A. H. Turner, II. c. Tur
!, ner, Mrs. II. C. Turnel and maid, Mas
- ter Burnett Turner, Miss Lucia F
Turner, Edwin s. Utley, Miss A. Way
| Miss E. Way, w. O. Waymant, Mrs. w
y o. Waymant, NJ. A. Wray Mrs. NJ. \
" Wray. DR.. A. I. Ludlow, Louis G.
I Miller. w. f. Mol, L. H. Severance, 1
: M. Barr, John Birkhvlz, Mrs. job
:, Blrkholz and maid Otto Drummer, F
= w. Evans, Jr, w. r. Evans, Jr., F. \
4 Gilbert Mrs. F. N Gilbert, Wellingto
= Gilbert f. A. Hollabaugh, Horace
! Taylor, Mrs. Horace A. Taylor.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
\ Per p. NJ. S. s Korea, for the Ori
9 ent, February -: Phillip Adams, Mas
:. ter Craft A. MacGregor, Miss Rut
MacGregor Miss Bertha Steele, War
y Sutherland, T. Nash and wife, Mrs
d Paul Dickson, son and daughter, d.
h McLaren and wife.
Per p. NJ. s. S. China, for San Fran
!. cisco, February 12.-Jas. Croll, Perle
L. Horne, Miss NJ. ]. Armstrong, \
I. L. Tenny, r. T. Lille, H. r. Heste
l. Carl V. Granz, o. ]. Granz, VIM. 4
l. Sexton, c. NJ. Williams, w, H. Corn
= well, A. Miertief, H. w. Ehlers, !
,e Hooking, Mrs. D. w. Rurand, Mr.
l. Undsen. Miss Undsen, Mr.. and Mr.
n F. p. Saturn, Nicola Charne. wife an
It children.