Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-16
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"IlosoLuiu, April 18Th 1881
| "EDrfun SATURDAY Pnrsri la the proceedings
of tho Police Court for last week set The name
| T. Mcdonald charged with drunkenness, etc.
which should road n. Y, Mcdonald As Y h
not very pleasant Ia have my name ~ Tor drunken.
/ moss when an innucont Of tho charge, nat yuu
10 publish this. and oblipe ygufa respectfully
pttnn MCDONALD, Commercial Hotel
| Tho pfureadinga ~ the Police Court are copied
| fot the PhrAs from Tho court records, aud The
nnme appeared last week Just We fonnd " tbnre.
Tnn Government Inns decided 10 accept tho
tender Tor tho construction Of lhs Marine Railway
| made by Hon. n. a. wilder, aud tho necessary
documents nfe being drawn up, We understand
thai Mr., Wilder undertakes 10 complete tho ita
way aud machinery IN eighteen months nt - cost
~ $4,000, On compilation, the doveWment has
the option " loasing ihn Hallway ~ Mr., Wilder
for hiteen years ~ rental which viii pay per
cent on tho amount of public money expended, or
10 work u themselves, air. W agreeing ~ take
up tho enAe IL required by tbs Government to do
~, Mr. trhndnll, tho Submarine Engineer, went
NJ IN The Es1taHdia on Tnesdty IT, make arrange
mentH for procuring The lumber hnu sthef
materials ~ ba provided w Han FranaiacD and the
Pacific States and Territories. and proceeds thence
10 New York and Liverpool Ia contract for ron
work aud machinery, and We hope soon w. see tiis
hppiuhchrh commenced ana 'lit mt linb"t lhlu
The Government will also receive ground font
for the land 10 be occupied by tho various
structures.
VIZ cannot refrain faom romarkinR on Tho
sentence awarded Ia n native, kAihpoalua, who
was brought before the Police Magistrate ON Il
charge of assault Ton his wife) with deadly
weapon. Tho man WAS no Htrnnger III the Police
Court, having been brought upbeforu Tor tnmongat
other oifences), adultery, nasault and threatening
To tHhu the lifu of uiH wife He uNttituully Ill
treated hia wife, an emnently respectable Woman,
had beaten her, had bitten her, tearing her flesh,
and finally dfow pistol on her and waa only
saved from the crime Of murder by the inter
ference Of neighbOra. On being brought before
the Police Court the Magistrate, very Justly 49, II
appears Ia us decided that an offence 40 serious
should be sent 30 be- tried by jury and com
mitted him accordingly. iio was duly indicted
and pleaded guilty, and was sentenced Ia pay u
fine Of ten dollnrs and to he imprisoned for three
days. The mans concubine paid the hne and the
wife was loft to feel that her life WIS safe from
her husbands violence Tor three days. The Penal
Code. Chapter TX, Section y provides that "Who.
Hover shall commit an assault or an assault and
battery ON another with knife, sword-cane, or any
other weapon, obviously and mrnnently danger
Qua qua to me- shall receive hl,y in,hs. on MS back
nj hard labor not To exceed five years. IN the dii-
erection Of the Court" Section of the same
Chapter enaots "Whosoyer shall assault another
with intent To mnm or diaigurc, etc. '" shall be
punished by n fine not exceeding one Thousand
dollars. and Imprisonment not more than Ave
years.
FoLLowISo arc tho Police Court proceedings for
the week Manuel, assault and battery Enos
Parara, noiie proseqni entered by prosecution All
IN, furnishing Intoxicating drink TO native Ha-
waiians, found guilty and fined 500, costs $3 ~;
and IN default of payment Of fine and costs sen
fenced to 200 days Imprisonment at hard labor.
Case appealed TO intermediary court. Nerciasus
Perry, not reporting case OF small pox To Board Of
Health, found guilty and fined 80, costs - 10.
N. Iyp.
guilty and was hned S75 costs s3; and IN ,a-fsult
of payment, sentenced To six month"; imprispn-
mont ut hard labor james Il. Pickering, drunken
ness, forfeited So bail William Gros4init, assault
and battery on Kuakail, found guilty and fined
50, costs ~ 20. Charles Bolabola, furnishing in
toxicating liquor TO native Hawaiinns found guilty
and fined $50, costs 50 60 and in default OF pay
ment, sentenced TO 90 days imprisonment ut hard
labor Case appealed to Intermediary court. Ma
KIM, driving dray faster than walk, hhed 10,
costs 81 Knmskau, charged with common nu- |
sance in permitting ferocions dog to 90 Mt large
NJ Moanalua, found guilty and fined $40, costs
S3 7o Kealoha, W., assault and battery on Joela,
labor and TO pay costs, 81 30 Robert Waterman
and Kaale, adultery, both pleaded guilty. Wake
man was fined $50 end ~ 30 costs, and Kaalo 80
quiet of the night, pleaded guilty and was fined
So, costs 81. James ORcily needless driving,
forfeited $50 bail. San Francisco, drunkenness,
forfeited ~ bail. Kakala, drunkenness forfeited
50 bail. Uilama, Kanakaole, Kioni Kalua, Mikani,
Maeeha, Keaweik and Kuuluku gaming; Kea-
wek W., fined $l0 costs ~, and sentenced TO "A
hours imprisonment mt hard labor. Tho others
were each sentenced to xl2 hours imprisonment
ut hard labor and TO pay 81 costs. Poai, furnish
ing intoxicating liquor TO native llawaiians
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and S3 costs
and in default of payment, sentenced to 40 days
imprisonment Mt hard labor. Lima and Juan
Castro, drunkenness, each fined 10 and 81 costs.
Waioe, DESERVING her husband she consented to
return to her husband and pay COSTS S3. kaoka, |
W., gaming, fined S and So costs and sentenced to
six hours imprisonment at hard labor. Akaka, |
ans, romanded 10 to-day. John Kerr, assault and
battery H. Hart, defendant reprimanded and
discharged on payment OF costs, w.
The annual meeting of tho Young Mems Chris !
tan Association was held AZ the residence of the
retiring President DR.. j. NJ. Whitney. This an
nual meeting of the Y. n. C. A. has always been |
an occasion for social festivities, not merely for
the transaction of routine business. There |
large gathering OF friends to participate in these
festivities, we'll full representation Of the
membership. Prayer WAS offered by Rev. W. |
Frear, and then the Association proceeded TO the
election of new officers for the ons1in9 year.
Hon. Henry Waterhouso was chosen President (; |
Thomas G. Thrum, Vics-President; Il. Dempse, |
Secretary G. 4. Dillingham;, Treasurer. The re-
port of the former Treasurer, G.. A. Peterson,
showed satisfactory state Of the finances-total |
receipts 800, all bills paid, and balance on
hand. The receipts have come from subscriptions |
collections at Fort-strcet Church and the Bethel,
an entertainments Mt the Lyceum. The expcndi- |
lures have been for the reading room in the |
Sailors Home, the Chinese colporteur, and the |
last page Of the Friend. edited by committee of
the Y. NJ. q. A. w. T.. Kinney, Secretary for tho |
last year, reported total membership of 81, an |
average attendance of 81 and year OF full activity
in the various lines of Christian work. A. +.
Cooke, for the Committee on Early Prayer Meet
ing, reported only limited attendance OF the |
and gave tho names Of those who had
served AZ leaders in the 81 meetings held during
the last year. The address Of the retiring Presi-
dent, DIR. ]. NJ. Whitney, showed the variety and
success Of the work done during the period of his
in visiting the prison and the hos
pital, furnishing employment for those seeking
work, popular scientific addresses ut the regular
monthly meetings, and successful efforts in pro.
noting temperance work. The address closed
with an earnest appeal for the admission Of ladies
to the privileges and abors of the Ass9ciation and
grateful recognition OF the sympathy and CO
operation of Rev. Mr.. Frear whose resignation Of
the passionate of Fort-street Church involves also
the loss of his hearty and ready assistance in the
work of the Y. M. @. A. Then followed brief ad-
dresses from Rev. Mr. Frear, Rev. DIR. Damon, =.
b. Dole. Judge McCully. W. o. Smith, Professor
Swift, late Of Montreal. and others. Some ans
pianoforte playing from Mrs. Handford con-
irbuted TO the enjoyment Of the evening" and solid
taken in the abundant refresh
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