The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-11-21
NJ SILVA CLAIMS
$4,000 DAMAGES
Says De Was Permanently IN
iured on EVA Plantation
Railway System.
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For injuries alleged to have been ro-
eeived in collision between a train
and an automobile owned by the Eva
Plantation, NJ. ]. r. Silva claims $780,.
600 as damages.
Silva filed his complaint yesterday
morning in the circuit court office. Ac-
cording to this on November IS, Silva,
who was a carpenter employed by the
Eva plantation, was on a railroad
automobile owned by the plantation
company, when train also owned by
by the defendant company, collided
with the automobile. Silva was thrown
off and sustained serious injuries. He
states that he has lost the use Of both
his legs, and that he win never be able
to work again.
He assesses the injuries received at
$4,000.
Manuel Silva Comes Up Again
Manuel Silva will be up before Judge
Cooper and a jury again on Monday
on a charge of having kept intoxicat-
ing liquor for sale without license.
Silva is said to have sold liquor at
church function some time ago. The
jury failed to agree at the first trial.
The judge dismissed them and set the
trial for Monday next.
As those twelve who sat in the first
trial will be disqualified a special
venire for eight talesmen has been is
sued, returnable on Monday morning.
John n. Wilson Heard From.
It would seem that there is nothing
about the bill for an injunction to
prevent the loan fund commissioners
from awarding to the Lord Young En-
cheering Co., Ltd, the contract for
the Heeia section of the belt road.
Yesterday Wilson fled his exceptions
to the answers of the commissioners.
There are eight exceptions and these
are on the grounds that the matter ex-
eepted to is evidentiary in character
and irrelevant, immaterial and surplus
age.
ord-Young Company gets off with
four exceptions, while ]. n. Fishers
reply to the bill, Wilson says, is too
uncertain, untrue and insufficient to
enable him to answer.
He has generous opponents though,
for they allow him FIVE days after the
hearing Of the exceptions has been COM
pleted, in which to file his replication
to the answers interposed by the mem
bers Of the commission.
More Banana Business.
Some more banana diet was served up
in the circuit court yesterday. Deputy
Sheriff Rose has granted DIR. Rupert
Blue and the other defendants, Ave
days after the determination Of Mills
suit in which to answer or otherwise
plead to the bin of injunction fled.
William E. Bellina has done the same
towards DR.. j. s. B. Pratt ct al, in his
injunction.
The Divorce nEill.
Yesterday Fong Choy Lin You was
granted divorce from Wong Lin You,
because he failed to provide; Hinayo
Sakaguiehi was freed from the marital
bonds of Kanekichi Sakaguichi, be-
cause he was cruel and failed to
provide for her. John Phillips also
lost his wife, Eta Hilbus Phillips, be-
cause he failed to provide for her.
Caroline Kawehi would join the ranks
of single people once more, because
James has been cruel to her.
Accounts Approved.
The accounts of w. C. Achi, guardian
of Sam Kauae, were approved yester-
day morning by Judge Robinson. Achi
charged himself with $1,154.O5, and
asked to be allowed the same sum.
Evidence on Commission.
A. S. LIE Baron Quincy is to take
the evidence of Adam Lindsay, of Hilo
Lindsay's evidence is necessary in con-
nection with the probate Of the will
of the late Phillip Peck.