The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-09-18


WtspeSS-t aOa't reIGerabey, NSkaleka
might have gone in or faehsOle,
Attorney General Didn't YOU say twice
TO the eot0n,lttee that Nsksleka had gone
in2
WiineSS-My impression is that NaSa-
leka or Paehaole went IN with kSeht, ma
Uht went into an inner room With some
ChinSman from the outside. l don't know
the name ri the Chlnaman, He was m
there about ten minutes. remained IN
the outer room. When kauh, came back
We got up and followed him out,
Attorney-G enersl-Ai the time kaaht
came out from the back room was Naka'
lekx with himl
WitnsSS-I don't remember, \ China
man came out with him. Thee We all got
up and followed TO the door. and IS far IS
the restaurant. and hSuhi stopped there.
Kauhl said the Cinnamon were very much
pleased that the labor law Was defeated
The ChinSmsn didn't say that be wanted
the natives 70 stand by them, We were
there q few minutes, The Cinnamon Of
Tered Us cigars and some Of Us took some
There was no talk about the constitutional
amendment.
Attorney 6eneral--p idn I you hear some
thing like this said there; Ii Is good that
the labor bill has been killed. but the Con-
StitUtionsl amendment Is still 10 Gomez
WrneSS--They did seem 10 be pleased
that the labor license bill had been de-
feAted but didn't hear anything about
the Constitutional amendment,
Acknowledgement - Did kSUhl 80 in
Sideg
WitneSS-It is s long house. kauhl sat
inside but was not cut III my sight. l
didn't 70 in there with him.
Attorney GsnsrSl-WAS there any talk
about the natives killing the amendment
Snd git
Wilness-No. 1 heard nothing about it,
Ii there had been anything OF that kind
slid I would have heard il.
rney-GenerAl-Dldnt YOU tell me
today that the ChiuSmau said bewAnted
the natives 10 stand by them and defeat
the amendment
WirusS>-No, That talk shout the gift
and present waS BY the ChipamSn when
msnt of kal9UkOS'S shout the eoSl being
reSdy for the steamer, l very likely dld
say something Of the sort.
usy-General-Didu't he say it 70
YOU on that Monday
MitneSS-I don't recOllect saying 50 on
that Monday morning. What | told YOU
this morniux was that perhaps l did say
something OF the kind 70 kalaukO9.
Attorney GensraI-Qo you still adhers
70 the statement that you formerly made
about you and halsukOS going TO Sing
Witness-I still deny what Kalsukoa
said l didn't 20 to either Of those places
Nj. Hauhi did not want TO ask witness
any questions
EVIDENCE OF PAEEAoLE-
PashSole sworn;
Attorney -GeneraI-Whers were you lSst
Saturday night week Agot
Wituess-l dIa't know exactly where l
went thst night
ATTORNEY General-Do YOU know the
store OF sing Choug on Nuuauu street,
WItusss-NO. know where Maunakea
street Is, and remember the day the labor
bill was killed. I wen. that day down
King street, Is far as Nuuanu, Snd then
down Nuuauu street 10 the wharf. On the
way down l stopped snd went IN Chinese
store. hauhI and Nswahlne, and think
NaksIeks, were with me-. We stopped and
went IL the store on Nuuanu, below the
Anchor saloon. I don't know which store
il Was one Of those stores below the saloon
ksuhi went IN first. dIdn' hear Whist was
sid Alter We got in, they asked about
the labor DILL, and kzuhl told them what
had been done about it. The rest OF Us
were looking around the store There
were no dry goods there
Attorney suerSl-Are you one OF those
who got SS0f
WItuess-No- got nothing AZ al.
ey-GeuersI-Hzys you been TO
Alo's store
Witnsss-Yes. have been there some
times
Attorney Geuersl-How many times2
WIrnesS-I think on the day the COusti-
tuition was up On my way home l went IN
there The reason Ess that l had seen
some saddles there Sud went in LuhISu
wss there l had been there sometime
previous I think l have been there twice
There vas No other there but LuhIau.
Msssrs- kamsuOhs and kauhi did not
have any questions to ask
PashzOIe said-hslauk0s says l wrote
him s IstLer shout the Constitutional
amendment. I deny that have written
notes to halzukOa, but not on the COnsti-
tuti0ual amendment
TIE Acknowledgement rests
Mr. hAmsu0ha called Thomas Nathaniel
Eh0 testified, IN substance that he had
presented kalzuk0z With I bill from E
Chiuzmzu and that kalauk0s told him
that he didn't owe the money, cut that 1t
vas Eamau0ha-
WI Halstsad, SeTgezut-atArus, called
by Mr. ksmzuOha suG sEOrn-I Couldn' Z
NAQLE- : A-4GL~z -EdAtAA AlA AA--4- I
asked Mr. Eamauoha about him and he
told me to 90 to kaIaukOa- kalaukOa said
20 to KamEuoha- couId'get no infOrms-
zion from either. Inc committee did not
know the man
Also recess taken till SIS.
All the members OF the committee
present
EvTDEyCE OF All LAI-
All Lai called BIZ 1lr. kamzuohz and
sworn
Eamau1h a-What Is your name2
WiGnes-Ah Lal- lived at kOhala be
fore I knew EaLaukOa before He lived
az kOhaIa- Last Saturday, the sth, saw
kaIaukOa with WaterhOuse in wagon
TheT came along and stopped IN front OF
the store where / wOrk-cng ChOnE &
Cos Kalaukoz called me cut and Mr.
WeterhGuse bought I'VE bags OF rice That
WIS the trst time had seen him since |
have been living N Honolulu l have
been away 20 China and been hack about
q wear After they bought rice they went
TnEv didn't talk Last Monday dldn't
see kaIaukOa and haEauOhE come there
am clerk there I am there all the time
The name OF the firm = sing Chong- / at
tend % the rire sales DIdH't see EzIzuE0s
and KemGuOhs thsrs az any time That
Saturday vas the only time | saw kalsu
A0G LlGEe- nave l0L sen 6zL14AOe
neither Ea1hi there
y-CfeneraI-Are you acquainted
With That man fKsmsuOhzlf
Wiraezs-I know him. he lived II Ko-
hzIz before He was Deputy Sheriff I
didn't know Mr- HaIstead I'll be called
III 20 come here
T-GeneraI-FFO that time III
yO1 got here did you see any OF the msIn-
berS2