Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-30

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federal court al 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Oceanic Lodge. No. 81. F. and A.
NJ. viii hold regular meeting at
$3.50 o'clock tonight
A motion to dismiss the writ of error
in the case of Mrs Inoaole against Zip
Ian has been denied by the supreme
court.
4 demand for jury trial has been
Ned in circuit court b. the plaintiff
in the case OF s. Komiyama against
S. Ida. an action for debt
The trial jurors in Judge Ashford's
division CT the circuit court have been
notified to be in court promptly at 3
O'Clock next Wednesday morning
| The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a rummage sale on Thursday,
September >, in Sachs former store,
corner Beretania and Fort streets. at
$3.50 a. M.
The final accounts of Takao 0zawa,
special administrator of the estate OF
Chotaro Moyamoto, we're approved by
Circuit Judge Whitney today and the
special administrator dismissed.
On the ground of noI-sapport, Cir
cult Judge whitney today granted &c
Hazel Sherrod a divorce from William
Y. Sherrod The libellant was given
the c2stody OF the minor child.
According to word received from
Maui, Attorney Eugene Murphy has
filed suit for the removal of Judge
William A. Mckay from the district
magistrates bench at Wailukl. Fer
gerry, embezzlement and classifying OF
court records are the charges made
w. Fl. Mccormack, connected With
the Federal naval station, received
news en- Saturday of the death of his
brother, Michael j. Mccormack, who
was drowned in the River Shannon,
Ireland, on August 1. The McCor-
macks are relatives OF the celebrated
Irish tenor, John Mccormack.
Alexander G. II. Robertson. whose
reappointment as chief justice of the
local supreme court was made by
President Wilson on August 5, took
the oath of office last Saturday before
Associate Justice Ralph p. Quarles.
There we're no ceremonies. After the
chief justice had been sworn, dupli-
cate copies of the oath we're signed
by Mr.. Robertson and Judge Quarles.
According to information which mas
been received from Hilo, "Cabby"
Brown of Honolulu is endeavoring 10
secure $4,000 from Hawaii county in
payment for a 10-foot strip Of land In
the Crescent City which he claims is
his property. When certain street
in Hilo was widened in 1909, Brown
alleges the county took 90 instead of
20 feet of his property, which he
agreed to deed.
The final accounts OF the Guardian
Trust Company, administrator of the
estate Of Fidelia Nj. Lyons, were APP
proved today by Circuit Judge Whit
ney and the administrator discharged
The estate, which has been appraised
at about ST ,50D.50, is to be distributed
as follows: One-half to DIR. A. B. Isy-
ems, brother, who lives in Detroit,
Mich; one-quarter to Mrs. Isobel l..
Richardson, niece, of Hilo, and one
quarter to Mrs. Emma Lyons Doyle.
niece. of Honolulu
The year-old case or the city and
county Of Honolulu against the Oahu
Sugar Company, a suit for Injunction,
came to an eni in Circuit Judge Stu
arts court today when tic petitioner
filed . notice or discontinuance. The
city and county songht to enioin the
sugar company for destroying certain
trees IN the Eva district.
IL is understood that an agreement ha,
been reached whereby the sugar Gem.
pany viii take certain care Of the
trees in question.
Mrs. Maria Soares walked directly
in front of an automobile, said to be
owned by Frank Coombs, at King and
Fort streets late yesterday. The driver
footed his horn but Mrs. Soares did
not hear. A piece of the Woman's
dress caught in the auto as it passed
by and caused her to be thrown to the
ground. The driver stopped and |
brought Mrs Soares to the offices OF
DR.. Il. Aver for treatment. Later she
walked home.
When the hat of one of the pas
sengers in the car blew off on King |
street opposite Thomas Square last |
night, Roy NJ. Talbot stopped his ma. |
machine suddenly with the intention of |
the lost head-piece. ]. B.
Lightfoct, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. T. Longley, were riding in a
directly behind Talbott's car. |
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