The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-16
SUPREME COURT. OCTOBER TERM.
MIR. JusrrcE M'cu1LY PRESIDING.

adlourns Tor the day.
Divorce Division. A NJ Kahananui
vs.. B. H. kahananui. c. Creighton for
plaintiff; A Rosa for defendant. Petit
ton for divorce. Plaintiffs petition and
affidavit for order OF payment OF witness
ices, etc. Partly heard and continued
until tomorrow morning.
Criminal Division. The King VS.. Ka-
hele. Attorney General c. w. Ashford
and Deputy A. P. Peterson for the
Crown; j. L. Kaulukou for the defend
ant. Extortion, second degree Chal-
lenge by the prosecution to the panel OF
the jury. At 10 a. m. oral decision
Of the full Court is rendered, everything,
unanimously in effect but not on some
particular points, the challenge. Trial
set for p. m, and at l 20 p. IN. con-
tinued till tomorrow at 10 a. N.
Law Division. Lorrin A. Thurston,
Minister Of Interior, VS.. James Keau.
A. P. Peterson for plaintiff; no appear
ance OF or for defendant. Assumpsit,
two notes amounting to $22S. On mo-
ton OF plaintiff, default ordered en-
tered.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9.
The Court OPENS at 10 a. m, takes re-
cess at noon and at 3 ~ adiourns for the
day.
Divorce Division. Kahananui VS.. Ka-
hananui From yesterday. Ordered
that defendant by Saturday next paw SIS
witness fees and expenses, and $25 for
sustenanee OF plaiRtit.
Criminal Division. The KinSvs. Ma
helOna (k.) Deputy Attorney General
Peterson for the Crown; A Rosa for
defendant. Larceny. DEFENDANTS APP
peal from Police Court, Honolulu, argued
and submitted Sd instin banco. Court
reads conclusion of written decision, dis
missing the appeal.
The King vs., Manuel de Rego and
Mary Ann Madeira Deputy Attorney
General for the Crown; V. V. Ashford |
Tor de Rego. Fornication. Defendant |
de Rego's plea of jurisdiction of lower |
Court argued and decision reserved on /
lst inst. Plea over-ruled.
The King VS.. Kahele. From yester-
day. Extortion, second degree. Tried |
by Hawaiian jury; verdict OF guilty as
charged, two jurors dissenting. Sem
fenced to 10 months hard labor; no
costs.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 10.
The Court opens at 10 a. m. HawS-
iian jurors in attendance Noon recess
u :05 p. N. until II p. m.
Criminal Division. The King VS..
Timoteo, Hoh, Kaholokahiki, Kanui,
Daniela, Kaluna and Iosepa. Deputy
General Peterson and V. V.
Ashford for the Crown; ]. L. Kaulukou
and S. X. haeo for the defendants.
Conspiracy, second degree. Defendants
on 9th inst. separately pleaded not guilty.
Prosecution enters nolle prosequi as
against Hoi. Under instructions of the
Court, the jury render an oral verdict of
not guilty and defendants are discharged. I
Law Division Emma NJ. Nakuina
and Moses K. Nakuina VS.. w. C. Achi.
W. o. Smith for plaintiff; W. c. Achi,
defendant, for himself. Trespass and
damages. Over from July term, 1883. '
Defendants appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu. Not concluded at ) p. N.
THURSDAY, Oct. Il.
Nakuina VS.. Achi. From yesterday. :
1t u 20 a. m. the jury returns verdict
4 Sll0 30 damages for plaintiff, and the ;
}ourt adiourns. =
The Court opens at 9 81 a. m, Ha- 4
Faiian jurors in attendance. Noon re- \
ess taken from II 90 4. m. until Is 5
. m. a
Criminal Division The King VS.. "
'harles Molteno. Deputy Attorney C
ieneral Peterson for the Crown; J. L. P
-aulukou for the defendant. Selling d
pirituous liquors without license in e.
within three months OF Aug d.
st "a, 1888, and more particularly on p
lat date, this being the second offense tt
efendant's appeal from the Police
curt Of Honolulu, where on Sept. 5,
1873, he was found guilty and sentenced
} four months Imprisonment at hard
Dor and fined $500 and costs So 90.
The following jurors are drawn and "
worm: David Morton, Kemilia Kuhia, y
. W. Palau, Thos. Hina, Geo. w. Ma a
aakoa, VIM. Mc(iurn, kahaiao, Paul &c
ca, Kalawakua, Hyle Kapu, Edwin 10
all and David Bent sa
The prosecution opens and calls as sa
Illnesses E. Hopkins, Panelua, Bert =
hite, Henry Baker, John CokeIy, w. lei
ay, Akanaka wv and Annie Ehu. d.
The defense opens and calls defendant. oil
-dney Turner and B. s. Homer. At
o. DEFENDANTS attorney begins to adj Al
ess the jury.
The jury, after having been addressed tu
the Deputy Attorney-GeneraI, retired
O'Clock to consider their verdict. At ga
28 they returned to report that they dl'
sagreed, standing seven to fve-the
ijority understood to be for conviction.
:. Peterson said that when the jury ali
;agreed upon such plain case there for
S little use in OBTAINING them. Ac-
-dingly the Court discharged the Jury ba
d adjourned of
FRIDAY, Oct. u. CHI
The Court opens at 10 a. m. Hawaiian ior
ors in attendance. Noon recess, IL so
1:15. an
law Division. KuanaleEa ct al. VS.. chi
Di ct al. Cecil Brown for plaintiffs; col
o. Smith for defendants. Eiectment. Pul
Iintiffs claim of defendants the land VII
Iated at Waipio, Eva; Oahu, described tes
Royal Patent s07 L. G. A. S,24I L. K. aV'
/ 500 damages. The following Jurors va
drawn: A. s. MahauIu, Haalilo, the
alaku, VIM. McGurn, J. B. Maximum, ing
omas Hina, W. P. Hoopai, Kemilia ehs
hia, Chas. Bent, Edwin Hall, David Del
ut, Hyle Kapu, who are sworn to try I
cause. Counsel for plaintiffs calls GUS
ny witnesses and offers a number of spr
.ds in evidence Counsel for defend So,
S calls several witnesses, offers deed y
n Marshal Soper to W. A. Kinney hus
IL tax receipts for 1877 to 1857 in ord
sive in the name Of Kipi. and at :55
lresses the jury. At 4 80 counsel for I
intiffS addresses the Iurv At 40 7