The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-12-18
POLICE COURT.
MONDAY, Dec. 10.

MONDAY; Dec. 10.
Seventeen persons were fined or for
feited Sc bail for drunkenness.
All Kiu, violating carriage regula-
ton, 50.
Manuel Perry, hackman, carrying
more passengers than the law allows, So.
B. J. Enos, disturbing quiet of the
night, reprimanded and discharged.
Liwai, same charge, forfeited bail $40.
A case OF assaulting his wife is CON
tinued till tomorrow for judgment.
Geo. D. Wells, furious and needless
driving, $13 so.
James Bennett, larceny OF cheque on
Bishop & Co. IS bank, it being the prop
erty OF J. NJ. Kippen lately deceased,
and drawn by c. III. Dickey, of Maka-
wac, Maui. J. A. Iagoon withdraws
from the defense, and v. V. Ashford
appears in his stead. C. II. Dickey,
G. l.. Hopkins, Thos. Muldoon, David
Nahaolewa, r. S. Scrimgeour, +. Hop
kins, E. l.. Doyle and j. 7. Downey tes-
thy for the prosecution. Defendant is
found guilty OF larceny in the third de-
gree and he is sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment n hard labor
and pay fine OF seventy-fve dollars
600 and costs So so. Appeal noted.
TUESDAY, Dec. Il.
VIM. Crews, forieits $25 bail, Thomas
Fretter So, for drunkenness.
Nisi Anna, assault and battery on Sim
Bala, SIS fine and 81 20 costs.
Comes Ferreira, assault and battery
on All Yet, IS fine and s. 10 costs.
Thos. Nathaniel, assaulting his wife,
$40 fine and 81 10 costs.
A Chinaman accused of malicious in
juries is discharged on trial.
Leang Sing, assault and battery on All
Chin, So fine and IS 40 costs.
Fred. H. Hayselden, conspiracy,
pleads not guilty, valves examination
and is committed to the Supreme Court.
P. Neumann for defendant.
Lau Min, OF the licensed trading firm
of Yuen Lung & Co., keeping more
liquor on the premises than the law
allows, $25 fine and So 20 costs, liquor
forfeited to the use of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent. Appeal noted. v " Ash
ford for defendant.
Seven native youths were tried for dis
turbing religious worship on Sunday at
the Roman Catholic church at Moana-
lua. The evidence showing that the
services in church were over when the
disturbance began, a nolle prosequi was
requested and the defendants were dis
charged.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Y.
John Furlong, Edmund Kiningle,
Male W, Kaawalaa, Jas. Moran, c.. II.
Williams, Richard Morris, Frank Brad
ley and Pehikulani, all fined or forfeited
bail OF So each ior drunkenness.
Friday, assault and battery onJ. w.
Weille, 40 days imprisonment at hard
labor and pay costs $500.
All Sing and All 70 plead guilty to
having lottery tickets in their possession.
Fined each $50 and 81 costs.
Henry Bryant, Hawaiian by birth.
carpenter by trade, married, is commit
ted to the Insane Asylum on the evi-
dence of DR.. Tucker that he is suffering
from acute mania
CIVIL CASES.
kaahanui k. VS. g. w. Kingsley.
Trespass, claim for $l25. J. L. KauI1-
kou for plaintiff; A. 2. Peterson for de-
PENDANT. This suit arises from the shoot
ing of horse at Eva in October last
during skirmish between Kingsley the
defendant, then on duty as special
officer OF the Board OF Health, and Ger
tain alleged lepers, whom he was seeking
to arrest, and their abettors in resisting
arrest. Witness for the plaintiff syore
three shots were fired by defendant be-
fore the fire was returned, and that the
horse was hit by the third shot. De-
PENDANT testified that two shots were
fired at him from behind the corner az a
building by man and woman before he
fired, that he jumped off his horse and
fired from the trail. that he fired nine
shots altogether from a revolver while
they fired eighteen from their guns. and
that the officer accompanying him said
he had no revolver and had told him ne
would not assist in arresting the man
wanted in the warrant because he was 4