The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-12-04

and KaleIe and ! took the bone On cur .,oubiers and carried il
Into Heaek's yard, placing IL IN 4 she'd, between some to1es,
10 hide IL Tse saie vas nOs fssteuea Iih.d fastening saw
me back ssy I. hfsre. TSa H saast sh at I ass more Sone.
iIsaek came Oi and weshed ths bon. AIisf~ani sc s e
TDonr know ho~ many pounds there we're The price was+S
esa,. a pSSIa, Had 2 ,aI = nth nth. hTDs. ,S sSO hin y We, ! % =
afraid hhe did not buy IL, because yOa buy IL l bring u here
n \ CO., Ss1eE ilsSea was there sHd ! .oia si@ / / ss1 some more
L0ue. We wenl Out to the seaIs and weighed !, ad then into
,nls tine; J ven, a.ns % ,eesiss rSy' Had \ no ak s,. ,n.
f-d The bone belonging To The oagugd, Uhe bundles being
marked with rcd painD these marks were on when ! sold them
In his cross examination he said:
Heuek. Phuger and myself were present when the sSG was
paid me, am nt sure That The other eiIk was there: when
his name, Heuekis natives hanliei the bone when Il was
where Is was isi a. night. Ieaek's paf,re said Tat he had
a" : =, . :, ' ,Sa, i ,ss end. u aS ~S1fl nns s 2 q ,hs ~ nor p.'s she
box weighed sixteen pounds. Heuek and 4 young man weighed
one in the store could see us. Who closed IL, / don't know,
suPP.e they az Mr.; HeHek said amt you afraid 10 bring
] could no; bring IL At this time Heaek and two nanres
were PrsssH, IN The weighing room h leu, 81, aa n NOT -. V ws,eb.
ing pase- Did not throw the bone over the fence because the
throw II over. ! could. 1.-THE gate vas fastened IL ecaid be
opened, don't knJ~ a. Il could be from outside A. ! don't know
about the fastening. I did not try To get more than 70 cents.
No other foreigner was present when We made the bargain for
a : Know Il r he a ns ee@ !. ssa.s ,ss ns : i language 2 in which
Heuek spoke 70 me: Have spoken TO The boy, spoke 10 him IN
when Vim he come down, boy said at uise O'Clock. Did not
tell asybody that I brought ii at night because ! had no license
stout native at Heuefs about license, but, tha, / had % get Il
Fsager OF % rh- boy. / di tel lieaek 80 before ] got the tone
and ne stout native amer 1 had the bone When spoke abou,
iIsussf aid, i shi IN the nan 1SsaI i, and the next day the
stout n1,iSs told me ,l.s he5et had tod him nc. 20 i-'ie sa ~
NOV about the fastenings. said win the gate be hst ana
Heaek t&d him n0I % loek or ley The gate. would nOthave
gOHe in % Bcuek,. yard lfhe had NOD told me about the gate,
Hsaek and been there with others and sold them
BY Nakookoo's statement it appears in the d.
rect examination that he waited upon Mr.. Hcuck
before he obtained any bone; that Heuck agreed
to buy bone and pay 40 cents n pound for it;
that Heuck asked him ,chezl he trould briny IL and
he answered that he could moi get IL IN the day
tame, bua rouId bring IL at night when he could
get IL from persons on ship board that he asked
HsHek II the gate Iras shut at night and that
Hcuck said no, that be would speak to his man
about il. When he obtained one lot of bone he
carried il to Heuck's Mt night, and the next MORN
ing when he saw Iieuck, said to him i have got
the bone. Heuck and others weighed the bone,
which all the witnesses certify was bundled in
understandable order, and that the mark Onucard,
in red paint, was in plain sight. Hakuobe's bone
was first weighed I; that llcuck Paid him Sl33, 20,
or at the rate of 40 cents n pound, but says that
he was not told the number Of pounds. Again
he took the bone to the yard and found that the
gate was unfastened, that the gate had fastenings-
After weighing, in the morning, went with Heuck
into the Office and received 800. This time he
had n talk with Heuck. Rsuek asked him IF he
tras not afraid TO bring bone, and iCiiness answered
yes, that he trouid be afraid If he. Heuck, did not
buy IL.
On the cross examination the witness was not
shaken in his testimony. In reference to the con-
yersation about being afraid to bring the bone
he was perfectly clear, and states that Heuck,
himself and two natives were present ut the time.
In regard to the fastenings about the gate he says
that he did not know about them. In regard to
the bargain with Heuck before the bone was
stolen he says that no foreigner was present when
the conversation took place, and thought no one
else was present. 1t seems strange that the other
two natives who hcard this were not forthcoming
10 deny this conversation which il is alleged took
place in the Office, at the time the 800, was
paid to Nakookoo. Mr.. Pauser only testi6cs to
the amount of $50, as paid when he was present.
Anthem did not see any money paid, and Keamalu
throws no light on the subject. The witness
denies having told anybody that lie brought it at
night because he had no license to sell, but that
he did tell Heuck before he procured the bone
that he got il at night from sailors on board ships,
and that after he had procured the bone Inc told
the stout native. Keamalu, Ieuck's native, about
it. Says that while he spoke to Heuck about
bringing the bone he noticed that the gate was
shut, and spoke to Heuck about it, and Heuck
said he would speak to his man, KeaInalu, about
it and that the next day Keamalu told him that
Heuck had told him, Keainalu, not to fasten the
gate.
To disprove Nakookoo's statement we have for
the defence, Keamalu's testimony that NakookoO
and Hakuolc both spoke to him about having
bone in tho yard, and that he took it into the
weighing house that the natives then went
away and that
They you'll be gone for sometime AMI when Hsuek came
DOWN they weua return, from nine TO half past nine O'Clock in
thu morning. They went 10 the weighing house when they
both % : % he ~sissias house. SsRoaiSS pSia e To he ISSae
and hsuek told witn-s. % put li on the scales, and he Odd %
the store saw Heuek give Nakookoo money ) Nakookoo came
moasy. They gave me ESQ the nr-t time when the last
hoe wss taken up nakrs1s saye@ g this was all reesivsi
s@F.sy /, !. Ia, hap on Top ; ,ss safe on feIt sirsss has
Ansr IN bope OfHasuole aud Nskokoo was weighed IL va.
kf In The weighing house Ga two days The second lot Of boue
was taken down the cellar ~ soon as weighed.
In his cruss examination he says thai he asked
Nakookoo and Hakuole where they got the bone
and they said they bought from ships, and that
he asked the price paid for it and that NakookoO
told him $50, for two bundles and Hakuole said his
cost $50. Witness, Keamalu, Hcuck's man, then
says: asked them nAe cost, because 1 wondered
trhre hhey got The bone; I could not find out, er-
eept that they had fought, and still thought i q
strange prooeediny. Aud il will be remembered
that when this witness was asked If he did not
know it, the bone. to be stolen, Mr.. Heuck's
counsel would not allow it TO be answered although
the Attorney General was willing that he should