Hawaii County Battles Over Prisoner Maintenance Payments
Hawaii County and the Territory clash over who funds county prisoner maintenance. Sheriff Henry may refuse to house county prisoners if bills for upkeep are not paid, potentially leading to court action to resolve the dispute. The county cites advice from Deputy County Attorney Aull while the territory handles jail costs.
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Hawaii
Alun
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Atull
Oaba
Miul Haw
Oabe
Mattora,” & Conseqience
Wayson’s Remarks About Portland Fair Stir Debate
In a July interview printed in the Bull Bulletin Wayson argues the Portland fair’s finances faltered. He criticizes Mr Dorah’s methods and English interpretations, and notes concern over not meeting Dorah at the fair. Other notes mention custody items, a petition for repartition, and county officials delaying a ship fare payment.
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Wayson
Portland
Oprah
Waynon
Dorsh
Dorah
Mr. Doral
James Campbell will dispute over estate allocations
An answer by K. Macfarlane as respondent in the suit for the James Campbell estate outlines disputes over bequests and payments. He admits all bill allegations but argues the Mrs Campbell Parker bequest can be paid from the testator’s cash on hand or from income of the personalty, with other charges allocated to realty or personalty income as specified. He contends travel expenses and minor shares should be handled within monthly allowances and warns minors’ shares vest on marriage or majority. He prays that the distribution he describes be approved.
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Alter K. Macfarlane
James Campbell
Campbell Parker
Tentator
Rome
An Khe
Plc and Chicken Farm Testimony in Police Court
Frank C. Hertlemann appeared in Police Court before Judge Whitney to face a gross misdeed charge. Strauss and Moasmany represented him as the affair drew wide interest, with allegations he obtained funds under false pretenses from Chinese and Japanese parties by claiming authority for keeping pigs and chickens.
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Frank C. Hertlemann
Whitney
Strauss & Moasmany
Hertlemann
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Strates
Lis O'Clock
Jury Waived in Delayed De Bolt Court Session
Judge De Bolt faced a slow term as postponement of the term lapse decision delayed the jury waivers. The morning saw many attorneys in court at nine for calling the wilted calendar, but the session yielded little action and no immediate decisions.
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de Bolt
Incidental Expenses Discussed By County Office
An opinion from the County Attorney’s office urged Treasurer Trent to cash a $200 warrant to the County Attorney for incidental expenses. Douthitt had presented a warrant for incidentals and travel. Trent refused, noting timing. The office later advised payment, and the warrant was paid. The article covers legal process, calendar rulings, and upcoming court matters, plus a note on a lodge meeting and a local printing house ad.
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Douthitt
Milverton
Board of Supervisors
Adjance
Juidge de Holt
Sige Dy
Semlendar
Jalta Nour
Leos I Chu
C.K. al
Isaac None
de Bolt
F. J. Tents
Libellant and Respondent Clash in Separate Divorce Suit
In a court unfolding, Frederico Comprido seeks separation while his wife, Mrs. Comprido, files for absolute divorce and alimony. She accuses him of abusive language and obscene epithets, while he claims neglect. The judge presides, with further remarks on the case and related notices from the Pacific Coast periodical.
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Vrederleo Freliae
Leon Sermusa
Comprido
Janie
Cauipeldo
Garbage and Road Department Reports At County Board Meeting
Tonight the Board will hear the garbage department investigation findings by H T Moore and Captain Bam Johwood may attend. A dispute between the County Attorney and Treasurer looms over explanations. road payrolls for early September will be approved and Queaster street completion may be discussed amid anticipated improvements and limited reforms.
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H.T. Moore
Bam Johwood
Couitt
Trent le
Trent
Protest Over Yacht Race Decision Near Red Buoy
The Kappleling owner protested the Spray victory in last Saturdays yacht race. Vice Commodore Renton claims the fourth leg marked by a red buoy was misjudged. Hawaii and Spray finished near the black buoy on the Kwa side of the channel. The protest is under review and will be decided soon amid a very close finish. Clarence and Mrs. Cooke traveled to Walilua and back yesterday.
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Kappleling
Renton
Phond
Hawaii
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