The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-12-19
WRIT DENIED N
THE EUEAIlB CASE
amended Document ndokly Filed
Blpamlsl Pleads to See
Hls Child.

After the wrH q niandamns brought
By Robert Hornor agninsl Tho Kukaiau
Plantation Company had been quashed
by Judge Cooper on motion Of the De.
PENDANT, alleging a technieality, Attbf-
ney Olson got buy and drcW up an
other paper which did not contain this
technical objection, and II was hled
with the court before closing Saturday
noon, and 10 made returnabie Tuesday
morning.
This Is the ffst step In tho caso IN
which Robert Horner Is attompting -
make his brother do certain tdings be
wishes done, and the outcome Of the
second writ viii DO watched with inter
est.
Attorney Olson yesterday objected
most strenuously to- the motion to
quash, introduced by Attorney Lymer,
| but the matter was looked upon by the
court In the SAME way It. was by The
attorney'f6 for the defense and The. mo-
tion wasagranted; !; s.s. 49,,
In his argument, Attorney .LymeF
stated that under the provisi66s Of the
Organic Act the writ shohld- haVe bsep
4 iesued IN thes name of the Territory
rather than in the nams Of, ,perspn,
and this contention was upheld by the
cont. - ? ~ ~ ~ i'''!.''i,
Long 7kakeB RSuusat -
+ Over In Jndeo RObinsonssn e6urtsoom
Saturday morning, the .mpch-msrriedi
exsmRrine and ex,policeman, Henry ~.
Long, asked the court that he be allow
| ed TO see his child at certain periods.
/ Long had been brought into court by
Sheriff Henry, in the proceedings for
~ Il
Honolulu wife.
q This request was hofont. OF the or
binary that tho court was unable. to
4. answersfor the space Of a few moments,
but when the Judicial breath came back
the request was denied. ''-S '9'f
i The third wife Of the bigahrist. Annie
i'IS. Robinson Long, entered saetion. a.
short time ago to have her marriage an
nulled, and after the hearing Yesterday.
at which her husband was present, The
petition was, granted and Judgment en-
tered. '''a F..t~s'
I Long, 1t will Be remembered, was a.
former member OF bhe marine corps sta
toned ct Camp Very, and later was a.
member of the Honolulu police force,
serving the city and 'eountg-at the time
his former matrimonial entanglements-
brought him, to grief and conviction in
tho federal conrt on charge Of bigamy,
for which he Is now serving sentSnce.
1t appeared that he had wife in
I Mississippi, whom he deserted after.
! four years Of married life, leaving her
= with several children, and soon after,
in Texas, married his second wife with
out the formality of gettingR legal sep
: aration from his first spouse. aisf
1t was only a short time aftdr.thiB
, second marriage TINT his frsts wife
: found him, and he deserted hissseBond
wife to escape being tried for higamy
, and sent TO prisonsdn Texaa, He joined
the marines and came to Honolulu
where the. matrimonial bee. stung him
again, and he married his. third . wife,
whose annulment Of marriage was
. | granted Saturday. she being given the
custody of the child.
|, Water Rights. ~
/ In the matter of the water rights al
A Kaneohe, which is under.'action in; the
: circuit court, J, IS. B. Pratt et.al, filed,
! answer in the ease brought . by. the
: Kaneohe Ranch Company against tho
Kaneohe Rice Mill Company, denying
: all allegations of the complaint and
? telling how the water in question. ,rosl
and had flowed over their land TO
! many years.
a In the suit brought by T.. nj. Harrl
: son against T. Kenoshita for the pay
:, ment of $25 for legal services, Judgy
: Robinson gave judgement in favor o
the defendant and assessed costs agains
the plaintiff;
= From the decision Of the court it az
: peared that Harrison was bringing sui
y for the drawing up of tive, Deeds, bu
that he knew the property did not ID
l a. k6o 81, \
drawing the -deeds. lt 49,.