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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
3
A chaotic 1900s dispatch describes soldiering news in Korea and Honolulu amid political maneuvering. The piece notes the Spreckels matter with trust clauses facing long legal delays, and references John J. Spreckels commenting on the will proceedings and potential undue influence questions.
Supreme Court opinion in the case of J. M. Viens Sik Ac G. Qorremetersug Moses Kau himahu, JH, Mitner, Auditor of the Territory, holds that the defendant must not pay the wife's attorney fees. The demurrer was sustained and the plaintiff appeared on the law points. the court ruled there is no obligation to cover such legal costs.
At tonight's meeting the Moart oof Supervisors will go by te commit tee of the whale to decide what wer son shall we taken in connection with the running of the County Jail. On July 1he city and county Will have to take over the Jail from the 'Territory, pursuant to a law paced by the recent Legislature, that how the latte te to be atti aged has not yet been derited, it han been suggested that the first satisfactory arrangement would to have High Sheri Henry ad minister the Jail on behalf of the city and county. This proposition Will probably be threshed out at length Ut night, Sheriff Jarrett will We present, Pay demands for the fat half of May will bw passed on tonight Many of the warrants have already been mute out, and Auditor Hicks qoll promalses at the workmen stall we paid on Saturda, Pat Walsh was up before the court this morning on 4 serlowe charge In connection with two young kirk, Prank Thompson, who ap peared for Walsh, applied for a re mand until June 1, and the request wis granted.
Major Winslow returns from Kahului to inspect proposed improvements as 900 yet to be extended. Commander Dunning arrives as chief engineer. cadet battalion reviews show high discipline and efficiency at Waihau Park amid war effort. End.
In a preliminary report Judge De Holt learns the Gran Jury did not indict Hakoda Kagabuo, a Japanese national accused of shooting. One bill returned, Hakoda exonerated, jurors apparently finding justification in the gunplay.
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