The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-04
MRS. M|GUEL'S
CASE On TRIAL
Lucky Error for Faria-Other
Matters in Circuit
Court.

Mrs. Antonio Miguefs trial for sell.
ing liquor without license began be.
fore Judge Lindsay yesterday. Coun-
ty Attorney Cathcart is prosecuting
Enos Vincent defending.
The jurors empaneled were A. w
Van yalkenburg, James E. Jaeger,
Frank Godfrey, Frank RobeIlo, David
F. Motley, William F. Story, Went
worth NJ Buchanan, John H. Jones,
James Stuart Sharp, Thomas w. Car
roll, Chas Butzke and John w. Mac
donald.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Vim
cent moved that the court and jury
visit the defendants place, where she
is charged with having dispensed the
exhilarating fluid. The court denied
said it might be brought up later. A
big demijohn of dago red is an ex-
hibit.
UP THE WRONG TREE.
j. G. Faria escaped trial. through
error in the papers. for keeping liquor
for sale without a license. Mr.. Cor
rea appearing for him moved that the
case be dismissed because, while the
conviction in Honolulu District Court
from which he had appealed was
under Sec. 40, his Indictment in the
Circuit Court was for violation of Sec
"a, Chapter 119, Laws of 1907. Judge
Lindsay granted the motion.
FISH OR CUT BAIT.
An order of interpleader was signed
by Judge Lindsay yesterday, staying
all proceedings in the two suits enti-
tied Walter c. Shields " All Ping and
Theo. H. Davies & Co. V. All Ping,
until the determination of the cause
of William Henry, high sheriff, and
George c. Sea, deputy high sheriff,
petitioners, against Walter c. Shields,
Theo. H. Davies & Co., All Ping and
Kipahulu Sugar Co., respondents. The
Kipahulu company is required by the
order to file, on or before tomorrow,
either REIMBURSEMENT of its claim
to the property held by the petition
ers under writs of execution in the
two suits first above named or else a
statement of it's claim thereto. If the
company elect to state its claim, the
remaining respondents must on or be
fore Thursday make answer to it.
PARTITION SUIT.
Judge Lindsay made an order in the
partition suit of May K. Brown V.
Henry Holmes ct al, appointing Ar
thur G.. Alexander a commissioner TO
examine the property and report
whether or not it can be partitioned
and set off in severalty to the par
ties, according to their respective in
terests therein, equitab1y and without
great prejudice to the parties.
ACCOUNT AMENDED.
Albert F. Judd, guardian of the late
Susan Brash, has filed an amendment
to his final account. Interest on the
H. T. Walker mortgage is altered from
$523.56 to $492.S9. A clerical error in
Dictated by Job Bachelor, master, is
corrected by substituting $6458.05 for
$647005 as the inventory total. Re-
ceipts are corrected to show $1658.54
and expenditures to show $3629.64, |
these changes in totals having been
made necessary by the other amend |
ments. The corrected cash balance is
s3656.17.
MARITAL TROUBLES.
Carrie Hebron has brought a divorce
suit against Robert Hebron, to whom |
she was married in June last, charging |
aim with desertion and non-support.
Keawe Kaiwi's suit for $4,000 dam ]!
lges, for alienation of his wifes affec- /
ions, against James Cullen is set for |
rial by jury before Judge De Bolt |
.oday. |
Jessie Kaupuhinu Kaohele sues |
George Kuhaulua for divorce on the /
ground of desertion three years ago. |
One child was born to the couple seven
months after the desertion.