The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-18
BREVITIES
Prom vyednesdav AJyer.iserl

! Authority to perform the marriage
ceremony has been granted by the ter,
ritorial treasurer to Rev. d. A. Kaaia.
hua Of Waipahu, this island
Application for a passport was fled
yesterday in the office Of the clerk of
the federal court by Chester l.. Taylor,
who expects to leave about October Ia
on visit TO China and Japan.
Leave to appeal to the supreme court
from his order overruhng the demurrer
t. the complaint in the damage suit Of
William X. Rathburn against John
Pele Kaio was granted by Judge Ash.
ford yesterday in the circuit court.
Under a stipulation fled in the cir.
cult court yesterday, the defendant
was given until September 5, next,
within which 10 move or otherwise
plead to the complaint in the injunc-
ton suit instituted by Fred Harrison
against Robert Wyllie Davis.
James Lynch was naturalized in the
federal court yesterday as a citizen of
the United States. His witnesses
were Charles Sorenson and Eugene K
Allen. Lynch is a snilor aboard the
American ship Falls of Clyde. He was
""'a "" COtoUeT TO- 1901, IN uTeenOCk
scotland.
Argument in the test case of B. Won
Damn against City Treasurer Conk.
ling, relating to the Manoa bonds, was
&C Included in the supreme court yester-
day and the matter taken under ad.
vIsement. It is believed that deci.
sion will be handed down by the court
within two weeks time.
(From ThuIsda Advertise-)
Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy is
sued license for new Japanese priv
ate banking house here yesterday.
Governor Pinkham yesterday ap-
pointed R. T. Guard of Hilo, chairman
Of the tax appeal court of the fourth
Judicial district.
Fifteen revolvers, two rifles and five
shotguns were sold by Honolulu firms
during the past week, according to the
reports filed in the city clerk 8 Office.
The sale Of a piece of property, con
tanning $4,000 square feet, by James
G. Cullen, commissioner, to F. J. Fitz-
patrick for S2075 has been confirmed by
Judge Ashford, who allowed the com
missioner fee of 800.
A withdrawal of his appeal from the
police court to the circuit court was
fled by the plaintiff yesterday in the
case Of Samuel Goldino against Claud
Schultz, defendant, and the Hawaiian
Dredging Company, garnishee, an &C.
ton for debt.
In the case of R. w. Holt against C.
J. Wheeler, defendant, and the Hawa-
iian Pineapple Company. garnishec, an
action for debt, the garnishee yesterday
filed in the circuit court it's answer,
wherein IL states that il is not indebted
to the defendant for anything at all.
Under $1700 bond, said to be the
value of the estate, X. Wada was ap-
pointed by Judge Ashford yesterday as
temporary administrator of the estate
or Hiroki EmotO, the Japanese chauf-
feur who was murdered last week at
the Castle home in Waikiki. The pc
tition for the appointment of Wada
as permanent administrator will be
heard on September IS.
The girls band of the Salvation
Army Home in Manoa Valley left in
the Mauna Kea yesterday morning for
Lahaina, Maui. The band will remain
several days and play at different points
in the Valley Island. Previous to tie
departure yesterday the girls played a
number of pieces on the upper deck
of the Mauna Kea, much to the enjoy
ment Of the several hundred persons
present.
(From Friuay Advertiser)
John X. Kamanoulu, former mem
haF nf tho hnnan % - a:
has been seriously i'll at his home in
Waikiki, from blood poisoning.
An action to recover on an alleged
debt of 800 was fled in the circuit
court yesterday by Cornell S. Franklin
against H. F. Hill proprietor of the
curio store, King and Smith streets.
The argument to the demurrer in the
case of Mrs. Rumsey against the New
York Life Insurance Company, was con
tinued by Judge Ashford yesterday to
nine o o'clock the morning of Friday of
next week.
Further proceedings in the case of
Noda and others against Sakan and
others will be taken up by Judge Ash
ford at ten o clock this morning. The
defendants were given until tomorrow
within which to file their answer to the
complaint.
The defendant yesterday filed in the
lower an appeal to the supreme court
from the order of Judge Ashford over
ruling the demurrer to the complaint
in the case of William K Rathburn
against John Pele Kaio, an action for
damages.
Argument was heard yesterday by
Judge Ashford on the demurrer to the
complaint in the case of Tsune Horita
against KotarO Takamoto, a bill for
injunction, and the respective parties
to the suit were instructed to file
briefs with the court.
The funeral of the late Peter Kai.
Paku Honolulu, who died on Wednes,
day at his home, So North Kukui
street, was held yesterday, the inter.
ment being in the Pauoa Hawaiian
Church cemetery. Honolulu was born
in Hama, Maui, and was seventy-tw
years old. He was married and leaves
a widow and family.
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VICTIM OF W0MAN'S
REVOLVER IS DEAD