Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-03-11

Makako1. w., Kauahi, Isia, Kimokeo. TlfkssfAai,
w., ka.eo, Eapahi, KahihO and Karnan-o, gaming,
cnn.ss, forfeited ~ bail. William Kcsninni, same
charge, forfeited s. bail Liloa, same charge,
forfeited 81 bal, kaihmai, samo charge, hncd
g., cDsts 81. Hifnene, same charge fined ~, costs
~. An Fat, assault and battery on All Kin, ',oBs
ptossqu entered by Prosecution. Paahnns, LAT
eeny ?f guitar valued AZ $40 sentenced 70 nins
costs tl.1D John Johnson drunkenness, forfeited
~ tail. J. O. wnymhn, same charge, forfeited w.
sa,l. Kauai. uusney, commii,ea 70 h.iorIss,9y
enness, forfeited ~ bail. A. Benton, assault and
battery on his wife Aihnc, fined ~, costs 3L Geo.
v9g violating ssSps =, By h,sgns Mop s
larceny 81 freswood vol, pross9gi entered "
prosecution. All In, and Kaailau, Hfray, fined g.,
opium in poasesui,r, Mnhoc fined so, and sen'
fenced 10 three month"; imprisonment ut bard Ia
Dor, costs f3i Anna fined s75, and sentenced 20
six moiiths' imprisonment, costa 40. kipi drunk
enncBs, fined 81, costa 81, Frc,ierick Rusbvsun,
same charge, retnanded to the 18th inst. Charles
Charleatown, rescuinR Kushuann from custody ~
police officer, r.mandod To- the 18th inst. Civil
Record. -Kaieo, X, Va. ". Williams, action NJ
damage laid 81 $40, .nOn-suit token by plaintiff,
costs f2.e5. II. hnofarlane va. p. 8 Keiki action
OF trespass, damage so, judgment for yiaiBliH Tor
325, costs 40. John Hopp hdminis.rator, vs.J.
y. Noble, action Of assumpsi, for fis Judgment
for plaintiff.
or Tuesday last hessrs. Ryan A Dover laid fhs
keel % schooner, the Waikiki side ~ N.
Esplsnhdc, which is being built for A. r. Cooke dCo
The keel Ia 81 feet; length all 90 feet the sesr
being nearly perpendicular; breadth VI be'm
eighteen feet sir inches; depth Of hold five feet
siI inches. Sh. will be bnilt expressly 70 meet
the requirements of vessel In the ISLAND trade.
quite fiat, ~ ~ carry deck load without ballast
below and ~ be able 10 navigate In shallow water.
All Of the crooked timber 10 he used In her con.
structon v VI be Of monkey-pod grown IN and
around Honolulu. The grain Of this tree docs not
ron Htsaigbi but seems To cross and intsriock. IL
u difficult 10 work on this account, but Mr. Dover
says that IL IL less liable to break and split and
will hold nail better than any other wood he has
encountered In his experience Of 10 years with
timbers grown in these islands, and u superior IN
many respects 10 any other timber we have here
Doubts entertained by rs to its durability,
but Mr.. Dover has no fears ON this scorc as he hns
us. d 1t In carla and OK Jokes for the past eight
yodrs and has never yet heard any complaint
Mr.. Ryan has also used in for sterns Of boats yet
no can tell how II viii he affected betveen
wind and water in q vessel. Under water whom II
is in contact with Halt VIC know II II safe. Last
week 50 WAS paid for four blocks Of supposed-to-
bc-rotten timber, outside considered to be of snch
little value that no would cart 1t away and
few hours after it wss sawed into SHAPE for part
Of the cropped mid ship frame 81 the vessel nov
building. The whole frame was got out at the
Enterprise Mill, chiefly by Mr.. gley and ar.
Dover. With the and machinery arranged
for the purpose logs he cut up TO much better
advantage than formerly. With this saw poi
boards now sawed from very heavy timbefs.
With the improved facilities for saving timbers
for vessels and with plenty Of native wood eaHily
obtanable, We hope that all the coasters required
in our inter island trade will be built at home
hereafter.