The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-01-19
SuPreme COurI--Janunry Term,
A.D. 1870.
JusT1oE JUDD PREs1DrNe.

JUSTICE JUDD PRESIDING.
Jan. iO.-Tbe King vs. Chas w. Kanaau. Mr..
Preston Deputy Attorney General, presented an in.
disfment against the prisoner for manslaugh;er in
the second degree TO which the prisoner pleaded
uot guilty Case tried and the ury after an absence
OF an hour and half the jury returned a verdict of
guilty Of an assault A. S HartWell for the pris-
oner, noted bis exceptions to tue verdict
u.-The King VI. Chas. W. Kanaau. The Deputy
Attorney General moved that sentence be passed on
the prisoner. Mr. Hartwell pleaded for light SEN
tunee. The Court sentenced the prisoner to fine
90 500 and costs Of Court SIS
J. n Kssihue ei al. vs.. Elizabeth Crabbe and her
husband Horaiio c. crabbe Ejectmcnt Tried by
mixed jury who were unable to agree and we're
discharged.
Jan. is.-Z. Y squires vs. Italia and ALA. Ap.
peal from the Police Magistrate OF Honolulu. Case
-ricd by mixed Jury, who returned a verdict for
the plaintiff il the sum OF SCI. A. s. Hartwell for
plaintiff, j. kon nauna Tor defendant appellant.
Papa Ct al Wong Quai. Ejeciment Jury
drawn and sworn. aud some witnesses were called
when Counsel for defendant moved q nonsuit which
the Couu granted. A. S Hartwell for plaintiff, w.
c. Jones for defendant
Nh JUsTTcE HARRIS PRESIDING.
lax K. < Asegutys. wm. c Paikc. Action
Of Tort Tired BY mixed Jury, who after an alb
eence Of Il minutes refurned a unanimous verdict
for the defendant w. c. Jones for the plaintiff, A.
. AAfAhelA l0I TUG 0GicuuAul -ht 1Duce CNCbplo
&c the verdict.
1.-THE King VS.. James Houshton. Selling in
foxicziiug liquor. Appeal from Intermediary Court.
Case tricd By foreign jury who after absence of
IS minutes rci1rned verdict Of guilty Of furnishing
and selling. Exceptions noted by A. s Hartwell,
counsel for the defendant
WC Parkc VS. E. Mikalemi ct ais. Defendants
coHnsci fled confession Of Judgment for 5000. No
Exccufion 10 be issued until the Slst instant.
The King rs. Asiu lp.l Having Opium in his
possession. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Tried,
aud unanimous verdict returned of guilty. Excep-
lions noted 10 the verdict w. C. Jones for the
prisoner
The King vs.. Aio % Pleaded guilty TO an in
dismeni Tor having opium in bis possession. Re
lnEuded for sentence
The King rs. Apo. Nolie prosequi entered.
The Kiagys Vel Sing. Indicted for selling opium.
Rleaded guilty, The case was tried and the jury
without retiring returned verdict Of guilty-none
discerning. Rcmanded till Wednesday next at 10
O'Clock Tor eeHtenee
BEFoHE HARRIS AND JUDD III.
Is T. Preston vs.. Z. Everett. Assumpsit Con-
fcssion Of judgment entered.
The King vs. james H6ughton. Motion in arrest
Of Judgment The Court after hearing the argu.
meats Of counsel, denied the motion Exceptions
flnd and allowed. The Court sentenced the defend
ant 20 pay fne Of $50, and cost Of court.
G. ". Hilfcag VI. Il. A Widemann. Continued
anil next term
Ksne fu) q ais vs. J. Perry. Action Of ejectment
TIC Couf aflcr hearing The arguments Of Counsel,
tool The case under adFiscment j. p Green fol
TlaiutitIs; A. s. Hartven for defendant.