The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-09
BREyTTIEs
CFrom saturday A,lyertiserl

All federal trial jurors were excused
yesterday until eight.thirty Monday
morning, with the exception of r. A.
Wordsworth of Kahuiui, Maui, who
was excused until further notice.
In the case of a. r. Arleigh against
W. J. Robinson, trustee FOR Mabel W.
Arleigh, and Mabel w. Arleigh, Judge
Whitney yesterday signed an order re-
straiuing the trustee from selling or
disPosing any of the property involved
in the suit. sg.
Seeking partition Of a lot Of land,
corner Of Punehbowi and Queen streets,
containing 1870 square feet, Frank
Andrade fled yesterday in the circuit
court suit against Carlos A. Long
and others having or claiming an inter
est in the land. &H
document fled yesterday in the
circuit court in the estate Of A. A.
Carnioty deceased, acknowledges the re.
ceipt by A.. Marques, consul for France,
of $32,0Sl.02 from T.. A. Schaefer, @trus.
tee of the estate, " for the use Of the
orphans at the Hospiee du Havre
;" in France.
s. NJ. Damon, guardian of the esate
of Thomas Ray Keyworth, mentally
incompeteRt person, filed in the circuit
court yesterday the twelfth annual ae-
counts Of his guardianship, showing re-
ceipts Of $43l t.02 and Disbursements of
1885,. "a. An Inventory Of the estate
was also fled. EE ~
Only one divorce suit was fled IN the
circuit court yesterday, that Of Sesuki
Kobayashi against Kinu Kobayashi, on
the ground OF desertion. During the
first FIVE days of May eleven actions
for divorce have been filed Since the
first of the year 1o2 suits have been
instituted in Honolulu.
The case of All Fook Ching, charged
ed in the federal court yesterday for
trial following the. Chan Chau case,
which is now on. The ease against John
Mccain, charged with violation of
the Harrison anti-drug law. was con.
tinued to May Is, when it will be set
for trial. .Fr
(From Sunday Advertiser)
District Attorney Vaughan expects
to file in the federal court tomorrow the
petition for the condemnation of the
Irwin site. which is wanted for the HO-
nolulu million-dollar federal building.
According to announcement made
Yesterday Judge A. >. Humphreys of
ulis cry ana Attorney LARRY Irwin OF
nv" nave Lormen IN" partnership
which will begin operations on Junel.
Tenders for the construction Of the
road from Lahaina to the LahainaMna
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oefco % tLs smnny; riondont - nubEo
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"a" mas oeGun let'er campaign 70 COL
ss w.. tha i.,iiats $50 "an'eu "
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: q ~ yesteraay Vlslted
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VS'iSa'eu tHe hoVinR 81 p"ys uhoer
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In the damage suit Of Kim Hong
against the IL. =. N. c., 5. :. Claudine.
instituted IN tue federal. court some
time ago, the" plainnH was given yes
terday ten days in which to file briefs.
ne ueien"ah' was gwen Ten days' ar
u, 'ne Time gr"hteu the PlGlhtlh' Tor
hAe purpose
The transcript of the testimony in
rcrpetuation given recently in Judge
Whitney's court in the case of Queen
liliuokalani against Delegate Kalani
anaole, to establish her mental compe-
teney, has been signed by DR.. A. N.
Sinclair. The transcript contains TWEEN
y wv" pages IT. Hihcia'r claims that
'"e queen ~ P'r'ec'ly sane
Judge j. Wesley Thompson s demur-
rer to the indictment in the case against
Emilio ,Calasica, charged with obtain
ing money under false pretense from the
! ni!e" 7t"t'S government was sustain,
." III r"' 'eu'r"i T"urt $cS''ruhy ana
we uT'enu"n' 'Scharged' IL appear"
'n"' 'n' 'm"lr'h'ht was wrongly word
7" "'tu 'aheu 10 Iuote tue correct sec
, ''"" "i th' Ia" 'alaS'"hS WAS Sald 10
""Se ''"ia'eH' lie may DE arrested on
ulh'rrh' '"hrEe'
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IN Lecomo r,,ar,I,,r of .bn CLaLa-
of Comnorcn ~ tha I,,,;toL Gtot,a
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