The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-12-21
Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN.

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ing opium in possession. Fined $50, fif-
teen days hard labor and 81 20 costs.
Kalawao, John Peters, T. MCGOWAN
and Kalehua were fined the usual SUN
for drunkenness.
kauana, an old offender, who appeared
on similar charge, was sentenced to
five days Imprisonment and 81 costs.
Kaawaloa, charged with disturbing
the quiet Of the night, pleaded not guilty
and was remanded till to-day.
Moses PaIa, charged with assault and
battery on Kimio, pleaded not guilty
and was remanded till to-day.
All Hoy, An Ching, An Lung, An
Koy, All Mia, Wong Chin and All Pau
were charged with violating the Sab
bath Nolle pros. entered.
s. K. Hui and seven others were
charged on remand with assault and bat
terry on some Chinese at Waianae. Hui,
who is Deputy Sheriff for that locality.
gave his version of the affair, which was
that native had complained to him
that the Chinese had thrown his fish
down in the dirt he went to settle the
dispute, assisted by several officers;
number OF Chinese set upon the party
with sticks. After they had succeeded
in arresting the Chinese he told them
it was for assaulting him, and that was
the charge entered against them. He
afterwards applied for discontinuance
OF the case as he had no witnesses. He
denied asking the Chinese for anything
to drink. In crOss-examination witness
stated he had been Deputy Sheriff over
one year; he was not drunk, having only
taken a quarter of tumbler of samshee
at a Chinese feast. The Justice at Wal
before and advised him to desist. There
were forty or fifty Cinnamon, more than
half of whom had sticks. He denied
having said to the manager of the estate,
when returning the bail, that he was
"hewa" The men received the injuries
they complained of at the time he was
defending himself. The officers and
other defendants gave evidence, the
former saying that they made the ar
rests at the instance of Hui. Defendants
were remanded until to-day for argu-
ment Mr. L. a. Thurston for the pros
ecution, Messrs. Kinney & Peterson for
defendants.
CIVIL CASES.
O. S. S. Co VS. William Barr, desert I
ing contract service. Settled out Of
Court. Costs So.
Chung Yung Leong VS.. Hen Chat, as
sumpsit for 800. Mr.. J. T. Dare for
plaintiff No appearance of defendant. !
Verdict for the amount with s. % inter
est, 50 80 attorneys commission and |
So 40 costs.
Jose Periera vs.. 4. F. Galvao, Jacin-
tina De Monte, garnishee Assumpsit /
for $28 50. Mr.. 4. c. Smith for plant
iff, His ExcelIency Antoine Rosa for de- |
PENDANT. The garnishee answered that
he had 81 in hand, the property of de-
PENDANT. Continued by consent to the /
Odd instant.
John Pinos vs.. Kuia (w), assumpsit /
for 500. Plea i'll abatement filed. Con-
tinued until moved on by consent
w. S. Luce VS.. E. L. Parker, assump- /
sit for $22, with arrest. Mr.. Whiting for
plaintiff. Defendant admitted the amount /
OF claim and demand. He had been /,
about to sail for San Francisco with his |
family in the Geo. G. Perkins under the /
name of Barker. \ passport had been /
issued to him, but it was afterwards (
stopped in consequence of his debts. /
The officer waited Tor him on board from
9 4. IN. till p. IN. Defendant went sew |
eral times on board the Alameda on find !
ing that he could not get passage by the /
Perkins. He had been living at the /
White House He offered no evidence
and judgment was given for the amount
OF the claim, with - % attorneys com
mission and - 50 costs.
Davis & Wilder vs.. the same defendant,
assumpsit for $50 5S. The claim was adj
mitted and the evidence in the former
case admitted. Judgment for the
amount with 60 % attorneys commits
sion and ST. costs.
Union Feed Co. vs.. George II. Luce,
assumpsit for $I56 %. Continued to
9th instant.
Mokoi lw) VS.. Andrew and Lukai W.,
assumpsit for SO. Continued to 9th
instant.
J. L. Hackfell and J. Rubenstein vs..
administrator Of the estate OF Alice Tai
Hung, action on note for sol D. Con-
tinued to 9th instant.
Tin Wo vs. Tai Hung, action on note
for $4l. Continued to 9th instant.
c. w. Grey W. Tai Hung, assumpsit
for $16. Case discontinued. Costs s..
Levers & Cooke W. All Fat, alias
Wong Fat, w. X. Castle, garnishee. As
sumpsit for $72 y. Continued to 9th
instant
Lewis x Co. W. VI. Gulickson, J. En-
meluth. garnishee. Assumpsit for
500 II. Continued until moved on.
beautiful Holiday Goods.
Mr.. Charles j. Fishel of the leading
millinery house is now in receipt OF his
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