The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-29
Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTON.
MONDAY, September 9th.

BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERToN-
MONDAY, September 9th.
Edward Langley and Alex Arthur,
charged with furious driving, were re-
manded to 28th instant.
An Chang, charged with assault and
battery on Moehau. Mr.. Magoon for de-
fendant Remanded to 28th instant
Kealohalanae, Albert Bray, Peahi and
w. Robinson, each forfeited Sc for drunk /
enness.
Homaha, for violating express rule Is,
was fined S. and costs, his license being
forfeited and cancelled.
Joe Logan and H. L. Brown were
charged with being involved in an ARRAY
on Nuuanu street on Saturday evening.
The pair were disputing, and ultimately
came to blows. Both denied their guilt,
but were fined s. and 81 costs each.
Kahuila forfeited SO bail for disturb
ing the quiet of the night.
Koguie, on a charge of assault and
battery on Tai Kong, was reprimanded
and discharged.
Chin Quai Sen, was fined s. and So 20
costs for furious driving.
All Hing and All Sang pleaded guilty,
All Yew and Sam Sing not guilty, to
charge of violating the Sabbath by play
ing dominoes. Each was fined So and
81 costs. All Song, All Fat, All Pau and
All Yon were similarly dealt with, All
Sam and All Chew being discharged.
All Sun was charged with having
opium unlawfully in his possession. Mol
pros.
Soy Yong, on remand, was found guilty
of shooting at Mr.. FagarrOos with pistol
and was fined 800, s. costs, and ordered
to be imprisoned with hard labor for
period of six months. An appeal to the
Supreme Court was noted.
Wan Hee, Ching Hook and Yong San,
charged with assault and battery on All
Fat on the 18th instant, were discharged.
Ching Hook, Ali and All Fat, charged
with similar offense on the person OF
Alma, were found guilty and sentenced
to 20 days hard labor and ordered to
give bond OF 800 for one year. Appeal
noted.
Wan Hee and Yung Sun were also
found guilty of a similar offense and
fined $25 each, in addition to being
ordered to find sureties to keep the peace
for six months in the sum of 800.
Appeal noted.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 28th-
Ulmaane forfeited So for drunkenness.
Joachim Pacheco was brought up on
charge of smuggling opium, and remand
ed to the 10Th inst.
James Murphy, for assault and bat
terry on Kalamaia, forfeited $40 bail.
Abraham Kaae, for having opium I'M
lawfully in his possession, was fined S.
and sentenced to 10 days hard labor.
Costs, 81.
Edward Langley and Alexander Ar
thur were brought up and remanded,
charged with needless driving on Punch
bowl street, where an elderly native
lady was injured under circumstances
already reported. From the evidence
of eye-witnesses it appears that some one
called out to her, but before she could
get out of the way she was knocked
down, the wheel of the conveyance pass
ing over her foot. Langley held the
reins at the time. Defendants were re-
manded to the 9TH prox.
All Chong was found guilty of assault
and battery on a woman named Moe
hean. He entered her room while she
was in bed Sentenced to seven days
hard larbor Costs, 81 40. Appeal
noted
Hanu, Kealohanui, Kahalemauna,
Kanakanui and Bill, the Owe prisoners
who assaulted a Chinaman named All
Wa, and robbed his cart OF sugar cane,
were found guilty. The circumstances
detailed in the evidence were substan-
TALLY the same as already chronicled, it
being stated in addition that they tied
him to the fence by the hair. Each was
sentenced to one months hard larbor, to
date from the expiration of their present
sentences. Costs, 81 each.
All Sing, on remand, for burglary.
Mol pros.
William Jordan pleaded guilty to VIC
lating Express Rule No. 6. Fined So.
Costs, So.
Makina Kona, on remand, was
charged with wife desertion, it being the
second offence. Remanded for judg-
ment until 3Oth inst.