The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-16
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
lSLANDS---0CT0BER TERM.
MC'CULLY j.
MONDAY, Oct 8th.

Lorrin A. Thuriton, Minister of
Interior, VS.. Jane Keau. Assump-
sit, two notes an lnting to 1928.
On motion of plaintiff, default order
ed entered. A. p. Peterson for
plaintiff; no appearance of or for
defendant.
A. M. Kahananui VS.. B. II. Kaha-
nanui. Petition for divorce. Plain
tiff's petition and affidavit for order
of payment of witness fees, etc.
Partly heard and continued. G.
Creighton for plaintiff; A. Rosa for
defendant.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9th.
The King VS.. Manuel de Rego
and Mary Ann Madeira. Fornica-
ton at Koloa, Kauai, on or about
Oct. 5, 1887. Defendant Ode Re-
go's) appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu; where on July II, 1888,
he was sentenced to two months inn
prisonment at hard labor and pay
costs $3.50. Decision reserved on
LIST upon plea of jurisdiction of
lower Court argued then. Plea as
to jurisdiction overruled, oral deci-
sion. Deputy Acknowledgement A.
2. Peterson and w. o. Smith for
Crown; V. V. Ashford for defend
ant de Rego.
The King VS.. Kaoaka and Maize
Iona. Larceny. Defendants Ma
helona appeal from Police Court,
Honolulu, where on Sept. Is, 1888,
he was found guilty and sentenced
to six months imprisonment at hard
labor, and pay fine of Sl5 and
costs S1.50. Appeal argued on 3rd
inst. in Banco and submitted. The
Court reads conclusion of written
decision filed this date dismissing
appeal. Deputy Acknowledgement
A. p. Peterson for Crown; A. Rosa
for defendant Mahelona.
The King VS.. Kahele k. Extor-
ton, second degree. Defendant
committed on Sept. 4, 1883, by
Police Justice of Honolulu to this
Court and October term for trial,
was arraigned on an indictment Oct.
5, 1888, and pleaded not guilty.
Continued from the Sth inst. Being
tried before Hawaiian Jury, noon
recess taken. Deputy Attorney
General A. p. Peterson and V. v.
Ashford for Crown; j. L. Kaulukou
and S. X. Kaeo for defendant.
Kahananui VS.. Kahananui. Di-
WOMAN Ord thot lafanAont Nv,
Saturday next pay SIS witness fees
and expenses, and S25 for susten-
ance of plaintiff.
The King VS.. Kahele. Extortion,
second degree. Tried by Hawaiian
Jury; verdict of guilty as charged,
two jurors dissenting. Sentenced
to Is months hard labor; no costs
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10th.
The King VS.. Timoteo, Holi, Ka-
holokahiki, Kanui, Daniela, Kaluns
and Iosepa. Conspiracy, second
degree. Defendants committed Sept
4, 1888, by Police Court, Honolulu
to this Court and term for trial
were arraigned Oct. 3, 1888, on an
Indictment and separately plead not
guilty. Prosecution ask leave and are
allowed by the Court to rate .nolle
prosequi as to defendant Holi. On
motion of prosecution, all who served
on yesterday are excused from Jury
of to-day in this matter. Being tried
before Hawaiian Jury. Deputy
Attorney General A. p. Peterson
and V. V. Ashford for crown; j. l..
Kaulukou for Iosepa, S. X. Kaes
for other six defendants.
AT Pals the jury rendered YER
dict of acquittal against all the de-
PENDANTS.
THURSDAY, Oct. tn.
Nakuina VS.. Achi. Damages
Before Hawaiian jury. At 1920
a. m. the jury return verdict fo
the plaintiff for $1,000. w. O.
Smith for plaintiff; the defendan
in person.
The King VS.. Chas. Molteno. Sci
ling spirituous liquors without Ii
cense in Honolulu, within thre
months of August 25, 1888, an,
more particularly on that date, thi
being the second offense. Defend
ants appeal from the Police Cour
of Honolulu, where on Septem
Der 9th, 1888, he was foun'
guilty and sentenced to four months
Imprisonment at hard labor and fin
ed $500, with $500 costs. Trieo
before the following jury: DaviC
Morton, Kemilia Kuhia, f. w. Pa
lau, Thos. Hina, Geo. w. Nawaa
koa, VIM. MeGurn, Kahaiao, Pau
Aea, Kalawakua, Kyle Kapu, Ed
win Hall and David Bent. AT 6 p
IN. the jury retired to consider thu
verdict. They came into Court a
1928 and reported disagreement
standing seven to five. Deputy
Attorney-General Peterson thought
that when jury disagreed in case
where the evidence was so plair
there was very little use of detain-
ing them. The Court discharged
the jury. 1t is understood the ma
jority stood for conviction.
FRIDAY, Oct. ~.
Kuanalewa and Namokueha; hel
husband, VS.. Kipi (k), Keaka (w)
and Mainoha, her husband. Eject.