The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-11
BORN.
KEYW0RTH-In this city, September 9th
to the wife of I. r. Keyworth, a daughter
Police Court.

MONDAY, Sept. 3.
Nine convictions for drunkenness real
lied $54.
Peter Davis, furious driving, 81.
James Perkins, assault and battery on
John Thomas, 81.
TUESDAY, Sept. 4.
We'ehu and Gibson, drunk, Sc each.
Ainoa Olaelae, pleaded guilty previous
| day to larceny OF clothing worth $40,
sentenced TO pay a fine OF $l1 and be
| imprisoned at hard labor one year. This
lad was sentenced to 10 days and fine
of 81 40 in April last for stealing from a
Chinese store at Palama.
Samuel 0laelae, brother of above, who
! pleaded guilty OF larceny OF $62, is SEN
fenced to pay $ll and be imprisoned at
hard labor nine months. The same de-
PENDANT, for larceny OF one bunch of
keys, one pair OF pantaloons, one hand
kerchief, one gold pin and two knives
from J. Rothwell-four other larcenies
not presented-is sentenced to pay fine
of $2l and be imprisoned fifteen months
at hard labor.
Ching Choy, over whose head a charge
of pig stealing has been hanging several
days, is discharged on a reasonable
doubt
Kahele, police officer, for extorting
$40 from Chinaman, is committed for
trial to the Supreme Court. Eight ma
tives and one Chinaman, for conspiring
with Kahele in the matter, were SINH
larry committed One of the natives is
Crown witness, telling how the plot was
worked, and OF Kahele paying them 81
apiece as their share.
Pa and Kaolinohao, assaulting police
officer, being youths and having been
locked up "a hours, are discharged with
a reprimand.
Michael Donovan, who stated he had
been here three months, having been
put ashore after working his passage on
the steamship Zealandia, is sentenced to
hard labor 30 days and costs 81 for
vagrancy.
Daniel Davis, for abusing his wife both
when he is drunk and sober, is ordered
to give $50 bond to keep the peace to-
ward her for one year with one surety.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5.
]. o. Carroll, Kahaukapu and Kaawa-
loa, drunk, So each.
CIVIL CASES.
Jose Pereira VS.. Bento Ignacio. Suit
for damages for trespass. Kaulukou for
plaintiff; Achi and Barenaba for de-
fendant Judgment for defendant, costs
Sc 80. Appeal noted.
Sayong VS.. On Tai Suit for three
notes OF $50 each. Whiting for plaintiff;
V. V. Ashford for defendant. Nonsuit
GRO pted coetc Il on
c. w. Hart VS.. ]. R. Holt, ST., and A.
J; Cartwright, garnisshee. Ass9mpsit,
S32 30. Judgment for plaintiff, costs
added making 81.
Julia Donovan VS.. Mrs. Reagan. As
sumpsit, $198 for services. Whiting for
plaintiff; Rosa for defendant. Judg |
ment for defendant, costs S. 80. Appeal |
noted.
THURSDAY, Sept. 6.
Chin Chong, assault and battery on
All Kee, SO 80.
Chas. Molteno, selling spirituous
liquors without a license. Paul Neu-
mann withdraws and J. L. Kaulukou
appears in his stead as attorney for the
defense. Several female hulakui dancers
and a number of male frequenters of the
Kapiolani bath house gave straight evil !
dence Of a lively traffic in liquor at the
place Captains Hopkins and Larsen
described their watching and capture of
the works. There were thirty-ive or
forty persons of different nationalities
there on the night of the oath ult., and
the actions and scenes were highly dis
orderly. No defense was made and de-
PENDANT being found guilty was SEN
fenced to four months imprisonment at
hard labor and pay $500 fine and So 80
costs. Appeal noted.
VIM. Rising, smuggling twenty-four
bottles gin into the Kingdom. ]. l..
Kaulukou appears for defendant, who is
first officer of the bark c. R. Bishop
Found guilty and fined SOL, the gin
being confscated TO the Hawaiian Gov
Kuau, drunk, So.
FRIDAY, Sept. I.
Henry Tapson, Vim. Glynn, Thos.
Brown, H. Steamer, A. Welsh, J. I.
John Hagston, drunk, Sc each.
James A. Prouse, assault and battery
On Rev. E. G. Beckwith, fined 500 80.
The complaining witness testified Eyes
-erday on Nuuanu road my horse got
tangled and | was trying to get him
loose, and defendant came tearing down
the street and fell off Then he tried to
get my horse from me, and l was
wrangling with him for twenty minutes
Dr. more, and a mounted police came and
gave him in charge. Defendant took
hold Of mys hand to try to break nv
hold on my horses reins This was |
above the electric light building"
CIVIL CASES.
BenitO Guerrero VS.. George Markham
claim 500, for trespass. j. VI. Mon
sarrat for plaintiff Judgment for plain
.iff for S. and costs added making $l2 %.
Memorial Of the Late DR.. VIM. HiIIe-
brand.
A movement was started among mem {
Oers OF the legislature, after the reiec-
ion of the bill to remit duty on DR..
Flora, y Tor the erection of
/ handsome memorial fountain on Palace
Square in honor of the lamented
scientist. Subscriptions amounting to {
800 were obtained In the House, which I
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