The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-08-28
BOYD AND O. HARA ARE
RELEASED BY JUDD.

James H. Boyd and David o 'Hara,
arrested from the dredger and charged
with excavating harbor of the United
States without previous authorization
from the Secretary of War. the same
charge upon which E. J. Lord was ar
rested, were yesterday released on their
own recognizauce by United States
Commissioner A. F. Judd. They will
have hearing on Monday at the same
time as the case against Lord is set
for.
The papers for the injunction pro-
ceeding against the dredger company
are prepared and they will probably be
fled and the suit begun this morning.
This proceeding will ask for an injunc-
ton against the dredgar company for
bidding it to proceed further except as
directed by the War Department
through the Army Engineers office.
A criminal proceeding against the com
pany will also be brought.
In the Land Court.
In the matter of the petition OF
Mary C. Aldrich, w. r. Castle, Nor
man Brown and Helen b. King for :
registered title to land, Judge Weaver
has fled the following statement: Al
the time of the Judge of this court
fling a statement of disqualification
as TO this cause he claimed an interest
in the land under deed from Doug
las K Brown. The original examiner
OF titles, however, in his report held
that he had no interest. The CLAIM
| hnu nd tho Ind un
felt himself at that time disqualified
Since that time, however, the Judge OF
this court has made, executed, and de-
livered to w. X. Castle quitclaim
deed without any warranties, and has
no further interest in the premises
Therefore he takes jurisdiction in thu
matter after having filed notice that
he is disqualified, and makes this state
ment for the record to explain his ac
ton in the matter.
The Wards Accounts.
George r. Carter as guardian of thu
estate of Henry A. p. Carter yester
day filed petition before Judge Lind
say to, find out if the accounts his
ward Was sending him complied witt
fhe order of the court requiring sucl
accounts to be rendered The court
held that they did.
One of the accounts for the May
allowance was as follows: Wearing
apparel, entertainment, films and tucl
shop sundries, $35; reserved for tut
ton, $l65; total 5000.
The account rendered for the jun
allowance was: Furniture, stamps
travelling expenses, and tuck shop sun
dries, 500; reserved for tuition, $13l
withdraws as Attorney.
Z. NJ. Watson has withdrawn as al
T torney for the defendant in the sui
of G. A. Main & Co. VS.. l.. A. Fai
I Co., and also in the case of l.. Samte
4 Co. VS.. the same defendants.
Q o o o @ . o @ @ . o o o o g
e Ballou gave an account of the pres
sent from here to Oregon, which was h
. first press west of the Rocky mour
> tains, and corrected by historical dat
r the erroneous statement made at tn
time of the Lewis & Clarke Expos
ton that this press was the first pre-
. brought to Hawaii. 1t was not I'll
k first press brought to Hawaii, thong
e it was one of the early ones.
, A. i. Judd read some very interes
s ing extracts from newly diseovere
d portion of the Journal or diary of d
Is G. p. Judd 1t covers the period {
3 1880 and 1881, the death of Boki nj
RI fine beginning of the controversy wit
,e the early Catholic missionaries.
G, An extract from the journal of Go
a. ham D. Climax giving an account
journey in alcanoe along the Kau
I, Pail in ls45 was not read because
) he lateness Of the hour but win
published in the proceedings Of +
r society.