The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-11-13
Third Judicial Circuit-SOvember Term.

Third Judicial Circuit-Govember Term.
wAIxEA, Srd Norember. 1879
Before the Hon. A. +. Judd, Associate Justice
Supreme Court. presiding. and the Hon. c. p. Hart,
Circuit Judge.
E Preston. Deputy Attorney General. prosecuted
for the Crown.
The following indictments we're presented and
found:
Rex '. T. G. P-adeksn-Larceny Of Cattle.
Rex v. same-Receiving stolen goods.
Rex v. Kailimai (kl-Rape.
Rex Y. Kapaha (k) and Keoki (k )-Manslaughter.
Rex " Kamaka (k)-Incest-
Rex v. Keiliino (k) and Kaina tw)-Ineest
Rex v. william Puray-Cbarged with needless
riding. endangering personal safety. oaspPsal from
District Judge. .NoHt PrOssQui entered, case not
being within the jurisdiction of District Judge. C.
Brown for defendant.
Rex v. Ssme-Drunkenness40 On appeal from Dis
trict Judge, Hamakua. Appeal withdrawn. Fine
Sc and 81 costs. paid. C. Brown for defendant.
Rex v HoOkano (k)-Assault with deadly weapon.
On appeal from Police Justice. HilO- Appeal with
drawn. Fine 500 and costs. paid
Rex Y KaOnohi (k)-Larceny in fourth degree.
On appeal from Circuit Judge Lyman. The prisoner
was charged with stealing a pair stirrups and feathers,
value 81, the property of j. Simmons. The prisoner
had been convicted by the Police Justice at Hilo,
and had appealed to the Circuit Judge. who had
affirmed the conviction, and sentenced the prisoner
to two months Imprisonment with hard labor. The
jury returned q verdict of not guilty. d. H.. Hitch
cock for defendant
Rex v. F. G. Padeken-Larceny Of Cattle. The
defendant was called, but did not answer. The de-
fendant's bondsmen were called, Z. Mikalemi and
Hookano appeared. and stated that they could not
nrO2.1a thar -~;nos-~l anA aoEa1 snIn.nauk ~ g.,
fixture to be deferred to hast day Of Term. which was
granted. r -sa IS
Rex v Same-Receiving stolen goods. Tie like
proceedings were had.
Rex V. ~same-Larceny of Cattle. On appeal from
District Justice. North Kohals. The defendant did
not appear when called, and the Judgment of the
lower court, eighteen months hard labor was affirmed.
The bonds in all these cases amounting to 81, 200
were declared forfeited on the last day Of Term.
Rex v. Kailimai (k)-Rape. The ofense was al
legged to have been committed upon Mokuohe (W), q
married woman at Alai-uka. Hilo. The jury sp-
parently disbelieved the ststementof the prosecutrix,
and returned q verdict OF not guilty. one dissenting.
j. P. Green for the defense.
Nov. 4th-Rex v. Kapahu and Keoki-Man-
slaughter Of one Wsialei (k). The defendants are
native kahunss, and were called in to attend the de-
ceased and administered. as was alleged. a poison
called alsipahoa, likewise Akakea and Koali, from
the ELECTS Of which. it was alleged, the patient died.
After three witnesses had been examined the Deputy
Attorney General obtained leave to enter q noiie
prosequi. which was granted. Messrs. ]. p. Green,
G. B. Kalaaukane and Mahoe for the defense. The
defendants were directed to be prosecuted for practis-
ing medicine without a license.
Rex v. Keliino Ky and Kalus tk)-Incest These
defendants are father and daughter. Verdict, guilty.
Sentence male prisoner five years hard labor; female
prisoner two years hard labor. Messrs. Kaluakahe
and Mahoe for defense
Rex v. f. P~adeken-Larceny of cattle. On appeal
from District Judge, North Kohala. This is q son
Of F. G. Padeken who did not appear yesterday.
Verdict, guilty. Sentence eighteen months hard
labor and to pay costs. J. P Green for defense
Rex v. S. Kahalekui-Nialcious injury. On ap-
peal from District Judge. North Kohala. This
defendant is undergoing q sentence from the Supreme
Court for escape, and at the request of the Deputy
Attorney General, and in consequence Of the absence
of a material witness. the case was continued to next
Term. ..rna
Rex v. Kamaka-Incest. On the motion of the
Deputy Attorney General. and in consequence of the
absence Of q material witness and by consent. the
case was continued to next Term.
cIv1L SIDE. - - 81
Kalamau y. Kaiino-Appeal withdrawn.
Nakaleka v. Maikai--COntinued till May Term.
1876. a.t4sx ssas. aEaE
Joe Ricord v. Boaka-Continued till May Term,
1876. =
Mills v. Struck from Calender.
E. c. Bond v. akaula-Contin till November
Term, 1876. Plaintiff waving right to interest for
one year. j. P. Green for plaintiff ; Cecil Brown
for defendant.
The Court thanked the jurors for their attendance
and also the Bar. both foreign and native members,
for their valuable assistance in expediting the bust
ness of the Term