The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-23
BREyTfIES
lllrom satnrday Advertiserl

NV N'NIB''Nys'O .hotVh "tft. p'V"'u"'V'
satisfactory. ~
The Charles q. Bartlett home in Ko,
alawai has been bought by Arthur F.
Wall, at a price that has not been
made public. ...
Under $4,000 bond, Patrick F. Ryan
VAS appointed by Judge Whitney yes
terdpy as guardian OF Thomas c., and
COthleen ID. B. Ryan, minors
A demand for trial of the cause be
fore a jury has, been filed by the de
PENDANT in the circuit court in the case
~ Charles =. Martin against J. A. Bort
field, an action TO quiet title.
The taking Of the proof of heirs in
the matter of the estate of Caroline
bcihulu CLARK, deceased, was continued
by Judge Whitney yesterday to nine
o'clock nett .wedpesdRy morning. 49,.
Acknowledging receipt of 1870 in full
Of alimony due her in the divorce case
Of Emma Quni against Joseph Quni.
Mrs. Quni filed yesterday in the circuit
court a full SATISFACTION and release
IN her suit. 3Bk
Hon. Seba C. Huber. United States
district attorney here since last Mon
day was admitted to practise in the
federal court yesteFdhy.' The bath was
administered 70 Mr. Huber by Gcorg"
r. Clark, clerk. ~
Leslie p. Scott, examiner, has filed
in the land court his report on the pc
tition Of the First American saving
Trust Company for registered title
to land in Manoa.H He recommends that
such title issue.
Convicted by a jury in the federal
court on Thursday Of dealing in opium.
John Mccain and Thomas White were
each sentenced to one years imprison
TeUt. The costs OF court will be paid
between the two.
City Engineer Collins has been rum
ming his automobile about the city and
island at an average of 100 miles a
month. His speedometer registered 1900
miles on Thursday, just three months
after his installation.
Judge Clemens has sustained the mo
ton in arrest Of judgement and order
ed the defendant released from custody
in the case of the United States against
William Clifford, who was mixed up in
the recent robbery OF drugs at Scho,
field Barracks.
The final accounts of DR.. Clifford B.
High. administrator of the estate of Pc.
ter High. deceased. has been filed in
the circuit court, showing receipts of
&6471.65 and disbursements of $lS73.45.
The matter will be taken up by Judg"
Whitney on June q,
Judgement by default has been given
by Judge Stuart against the defendant
in the case of Cecil Brown against Hell
en- Widemanp, known as Mrs. Carl Wide
mann, for $500 due on a prOmissOry
note, $292.93 interest and eleven dol
lars aud fifty cents costs of court.
Judge Clemens will not leave the
Territory until after the trial of the
Davis case. for which Judge Morrow
Of the ninth ciEcuit of appeals
of San Francisco is coming here. Judge
Morrow will arrive,tit is expected, in
the .Matsonia ne t Tuesday morning.
District Attorney Huber will corduct
the case for the government, while
Judge Clemens will likely be called
as witness for the prosecution.
There is pilikia ahead for Oscar Mel
son Anderson, who, has been cited to
appear before Judge Stuart next Mon
day and show cause why, under the
pending divorce case fled against him
by his wife, Mrs. Mary Louis Ander-
7sdn. he should not be adjudged guilty
Of contempt Of court for having failed
tC pay her twenty. five dollars month
alimOny and thirty dollars costs Of
court, according to Judge Stuart's de-
cree of some time ago.
(From Sunday Advertser)
R. A. Cooke, C. H, Anterior, w. A.
Love, F. d. Lowrey and c. G. Heiser
have been named by Frank C. Ather-
ton, president Of. fah, Y. NJ. c. A, as
members Of the fnhnSe committee of
the organization.
C. BOlte was the purchaser of l.64
acres of land in ManOa, which was
sold at public auction by Land Com
missioner Rivenburgh yesterday at
noon. The lot was put up at the up
set price of 1920 and was finally knock
ed down to Mr.. Bolte for $50.
Henry Wise will leave shortly for
the mainland to bring to Honolulu
Frank Poole 5 DarktoWn FOllies, con
sistinS of twenty-three people. They
are now doing the Middle West States.
They will show here at the Bijou Thea,
ter and are expected to arrive about
the end of july, &
Robert Akeo, WJligm Smith, Valen-
, tine Hawai-, John Nieper and Joseph
| X. Kaulia, Hawaiian, singers, filed APP
plications in the office of the clerk of
I the federal court Yesterday for pass
! ports to travel in the several countries
of the Orient. They will leave in the
China Mail steamer China on May 30.
More arrests in the clean up cam
paign against illegal practitioners of
medicines and surgery are promised
next week by City Attorney A. NJ
| Brown. X. Tamishior and Y. Furusa
/ w, the two men already under arrest,
charged with practising medicines wit h
out a license, will appear for trial in
the police court Wednesday morning.
The divorce cases of Shorter, Almei
do, Aikau and Kumagai, uncontested
are on Judge StuRTt's calendar fOI
trial tomorrow. He will also hear the
order to show cause in the Malakaua
case and take up the contempt proceed
ings in the Anderson divorce matter
Other cases to be taken up are those OF
Fred X. Maxine against C. II. Anterior
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