The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-24
Circuit Court, Third Judicial District.

The May term Of the Circuit Court for the Third
judicial Circuit was opened at Hilo, Hawaii, on
Thursday, the 9Th OF May, 1873, His Honor ii A.
Widemann, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court,
presiding Hon. f. S. Lyman with him on tho
bench. His Elk. A. f. Judd for the Crown. The
following cases were disposed of:
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Rex va. MISUNDERSTANDING liquor 10 native
Hawaiians. Appeal from Hilo Police Court ane
paid.
Rex VS.. Moku Oz..) and Anna (w.)-Adultcry.
Verdict guilty Moku fined $40, and Anna $50.
Rex VS.. Kainaola (k.) and Kaulana (w..)-Forn-
ication. Postponed until May term. 1874, on ac-
count OF absence of a witness.
Rex VS.. Aoao (k.) and Pohina w ,)-Adnltery.
Aoao paid his fine; Pohina plead guilty, and was
fined Sl2.
Rex VS.. Akona (k.,) and Paaoao (w.,)-Fornica-
ton. A mol. pros. entered.
Rex VS.. Charley Bolabola-Indicted for attempt
to murder of one Selam, a Coolie. at Kanpakuea,
by striking him with a club in an ARRAY. Verdict Of
guilty of assault and battery sentenced 10 two
years Imprisonment. L. q. Hitchcock for prisoner.
Rex VS.. Puniawa-Indicted for burglary in store
of DIR. Nichols. Verdict guilty sentenced 10 IL
months Imprisonment. +. IL. Harris for prisoner.
Rex VS.. A~see-Assaul and battery with a dan
ger0us weapon. Verdict guilty sentenced 10 six
months Imprisonment and SS fine. IIoaai for tho
prisoner.
Rex VS.. Holoaa R.,)-Larceny OF goats at Kan.
Verdict guilty sentenced to four months' impris-
onment. Z. G. Hitchcock for prisoner.
Rex vs.. Palea (k,) and Keano (w.,)-Indicted
for incest. Verdict guilty Palea sentenced TO
3 years imprisonment, and Keano TO 4 months.
f. II. Harris for prisoners.
Rex VS.. Kelipi-Indicted for polygaIny. Plead
guilty sentenced to six months. and to pay So nDe.
Rex VS.. Iosepa (k.,)-Indicted for rape. A mol.
pros. was entered, and losepa plead guilty to adul-
terry in the Police Court, aud was fined SEQ.
Messrs. Hitchcock and Harris for prisoner.
Rex VS. Kaiwi-Larceny Of a coat. A mol. pros.
entered.
Rex VS.. Ahuai-Larceny of a saddle. a mol.
pros. entered.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
C.. G. Harris VS.. Apo-Repleyin Of a lot Of mules.
Defendant having died. the suit abated.
c.. &. Harris VS.. A~kina-Replevin OF 81 head Of
cattle. Defendant surrendered bis claim 20 the
cattle, and case discontinued.
J. X. Akina, Jr., VS.. John Ena. Jr. and r.. A.
Lyman-Action OF trespass, damages laid at $4,000.
Plaintiff withdrew suit.
Geo. Jones Il Co. VS.. Ho~opii-Action for desert
ing bound service. Defendant went back 10 his
employers.
Geo. Jones & Co. VS.. K~eawe-Action for desert.
ing bound service. Defendant went buck 10 his
employers.
Geo. Jones s. G. VS.. Ka-Action for descrtinc
bound service. Tried by a mixed jury. Defendant
pleaded homage verdict for defendant. A. Il.
Judd for plaintiff; i. g.. Hitchcock for defendant.
Altoona VS.. Aku-Assumpsit. Appeal Withdrawn.
Kapahukula W. o. y. Spencer-Trespass. Set
tied out of Court.
LuIki VS.. Kamaihui--Troye for a horse. Plaintiff
non-suited, with costs, for non-appeaTance.
y. George VS.. administration OF damages for a
cart being broken. Plaintiff non-suited, with costs,
for nOn-appearence.
Hapuku (k-) We. Kaoiwi ,)-DfvoTce granted,
Ntst. ID. II. Hitchcock for plaintiff.
The above business was disposed Of in four days,
and the Court adjourned sine die May 18th, 1873.