Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-10-13
STPREHE COTRT.
Defobsr Term, fS>I.


Y. Hale, burglary. No, guilty. W. l.. HoIo-
kahiki for defendant
Same day The King v. David tKawikal,
larceny in the second degree Not guilty. J.
l.. kaulukou for defense.
Tuesday, October and The King v. John
kaulahea, selling liquor without license. Not
guilty. Joseph Nawahi for defense
Same day The King v. John Clement, lar
ceny in the second degree, Guilty. Appeal
noted against the vcrdic, as against the law and
the evidence also exceptions taken to the rul-
ing Of Judge Austin, that the case could not be
dismissed because the ownership Of the property
alleged TO have been stolen was in another thar
the person alleged to be the owner in the
indictment. W. r. Castle and John Russe
for the defense,
civil CASES NATIVE JURY
Wednesday, October gid ]. Paaphi v.
ilukilani ct al, ejectment Verdict ior plain.
tih. w. K. Castle for plaintiff j. L. Kaulu
kou for defendant.
Same day 5. X. Kane, IT,, v. Waiaeale,
ejectment Jury waived. Judgment for defen.
dant. w. X. Castle for plaintiff; S. u. Dole
for defendant
William Brown Y. Koloa Sugar Company,
damages. Argued on demurrer Demurrer
overruled. S. u. Dole for plaintiff; Smith
and Thurston for defendants.
Friday, October 5th: Puniai Kailikolc v.
II. X. II. Liliuokalani, ejectment Nonsuit.
w. X. Castle for plaintiffs T.. Preston foI
defendant.
Same day: Notice was given by defendants
counsel that a bill in equity will be filed in
the case Of His Majesty Kalakaua ct all, v.
Samuel Parker, in ejeotment, to stop proceed
ngs at law. Smith & Thurston, and S. b.
Dole and +. NJ. Hatch for defendant; T..
Preston, ]. l.. Kaulukou and Cecil Brown fol
plaintiffs.
MIXED JURY.
Friday, October 9Th f: S. Kekahili v. vii.
liam Myer, ejectmcnt. Plaintiff accepted dis.
claimer. J. Russell for plaintiff; T.. Preston for
defendant.
Saturday, October 9th : DEGREES Of divorce
were granted in the following cases: Annie
Kaehalio v. w. Fre Brown, W. l.. Holoka.
hiki for lbelant. f. H. Hamlin v. Makue
Hamlin, w. X. Castle for libelant; Kaluna
v. Mokuohai, w. l.. Holokahiki for libellan,
Kauhane v. Moke L. Preston for libellant
Paea V. Kapai, L. Preston for libellant.
FOREIGN JURY--cRIMINAL CASES.
Monday, October Sth The King " Hamp.
ton Douglass, nameles crime. Not guilty.
X. e, n Ward for prisoner.
Same day The King v. Achuck, possession
of os1nm. No, guilty. Smith and Thurston
for defendant
Tuesday, October 9th: All Lin and All
Wong were called upon to plead TO an indict.
ment for perjury for false swearing in the case
Of the Crown v. Akana and Akiona for con.
spiracy. Both plead no, guilty.
Same day. Achuck and All hook uhe two
actors), who recently were fined $50 each in
the police court for assault and battery, on APP.
peal, plead guilty but asked for mitigation oil
fine; and were allowed to introduce evidence
in extenuation OF their misconduct. ludgmen,
Of the Lower Court affirmed. Smith and
Thurston for defendants.
Same day: West V. Kerr, assumpsit. Judg.
ment by default. w. X. Castle for defendant.
Same day.: Achoy, minor, by his next
friend, Lee Sum VS.. Achuck, ct a-trespass
and damages verdict for plaintiff. $Ioo. c.
w. Ashford for plaintiff, Smith and Thurston
for defendants.
Wednesday, 10th. The Indictment in the
cases of All Sin and All Wong Were demurred
TO by Messrs. Smith and Thurston, counsel fol
the prisoners, upon the ground that there was
no legally appointed Attorney General, and
therefore no legal prosecutor. Demurrer over,
ruled. Exceptions taken to the full Court in
Banco.
Thursday, nth; Akeni v. Wong ka mau ct
al, trespass; appeal from the Intermediary
Court. Verdict for plaintiff for SIS. S. b,
Dole for plaintiff, c. Brown for defendant.
Same day The King VS.. Lu Chung
charged with having liquor in possession Yer
dict, guilty. Smith and Thurston for defend
ant.
Friday, Iath: Sentence was passed upor
Lu Chung convicted the day before-one houl
imprisonment, SIS fine, and to forfeit to the
Hawaiian Government the 50 cases of liquor
Same day: Mr.. Paul Newman, late of the
San Francisco Bar, having received letter.
patent of denization from the King, and hav
ing presented satisfactory credentials, was ad
mitted to practice in the courts Of the kingdom
Same day: Henry Vierra VS.. All Cheong
trespass and damages laid at 5000. Verdict
for plaintiff, $50. ]. L. Kaulukou for plain
tiff (appellant), +. Preston, for defendant tres
pondent).
Z. 5. Spalding v. F. Miller, damages. Judg
ment satisfied and case Withdrawn
c. I. Gulick VS.. Lum Chun, assumpsit.
case discontinued.
Arthur c. Turton by his guardian James
Campbell VS.. Hackfeld & Co., assumpsit. Case
continued to the next term January, 1884.
In the case of l.. Way VS.. c. T. Gulick,
Minister Of Interior, and l. NJ Herring VS..
{. T. Gulick, Minister of Interior, damages,
the king has not granted permission TO have
the cases tried. The cases are to come up on
demurrer.
The case Of Eliza Watson VS.. I. B. Walker,
has been compromised.