The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-24
Police Court.
MONDAY, July Is.

MONDAY, July Is.
Kuia denied being drunk, but the evil
dence was against her. Being aged she
is discharged.
! Kailipani and Solomona Keanini, Sc
each for drunkenness.
Uhalu, hackman, was conducting him
self improperly with his hack, and is
fined So 10.
Tam Fang and Vim. Kahiiki, fighting
in the street, Sc each.
John Thomas had to pay Sc 90 for
| leaving his horse iii hack unsecured.
j. K. Maulaa rode heedlessly and furi-
ously. he was drunk. Fined SIC 10.
TUESDAY, July 18th.
All Pau is discharged, after trial, for
carrying spirituous liquors contrary to
law. He was defended by ]. L. Kau-
lukou.
All Pau, the above, pleads guilty to
{. possession OF opium, and is sentenced to
pay SOL and bs imprisoned at hard
labor one hour. Justice Dayton makes
imprisonment nominal, defendant hav-
ing large quantity of goods on board OF
the Hall about to sail.
Manuel de Rego and Mary Ann Ma
deiro plead guilty to fornication at Ko-
loa, Kauai, ON or about Oct. 5, 1887. w.
0. Smith assisting prosecution; w. A.
Kinney for defense. Manuel de Rego Is
sentenced to two months imprisonment
at hard labor and pay costs, 50 80, and
Mary Ann Madeira is sentenced to paw
a fine OF SIS and 50 so costs. Appeal
noted.
Six cases OF drunkenness had to settle
with the Government for Sc each.
Chun Cheong, assaulting his wife, is
Teprimanded and discharged.
All Han and All Heang for ARRAY
havet$6 each marked against them.
Two cases OF adultery are nolle prose-
quied, and two other cases are con-
tinued.
WEDNESDAY, July 49,
Judgment OF not guilty is given in the
case OF All sun, tried on the 18th for
selling opium.
Anehila, P. Higgins, E. Evans, Tom
Lyons, Murphy, II. Richardson, W. Hall,
Thos. Erickson, George Shorten, and
Frank Roach are fined or forfeit bail for
drunkenness.
Tom Hanan is tried for threatening
the person and family of Chas. Strein.
+. NJ. Hatch for the prosecution; Paul
Neumann for the defense. Defendant is /
reprimanded and discharged.
CIVIL CASES.
S. w. Aua VS. Owen Holt. Damages
in $32. Defendant by his counsel, WA.
Whiting, confesses judgment for $22, and |
1t Is so entered with costs making $25 SIS. |
Knh r II
Stables. Replevin for top buggy. A.
Rosa for plaintiff. d fendant confesses
costs So 25.
THURSDAY, July 10.
VIM. j. Walsh, E. Evans, and James
Kukana, So each for drunkenness. and
Koi (w.), 81 for disturbing quiet of the
night. A couple of Cinnamon are tried |
for opium in possession and discharged, |
FRIDAY, July 20.
CIVIL CASES.
j. Emmeluth and J. Locker vs.. Thos.
G. McGuire, w. H. Page garnishee
Assumpsit, s26 35. Judgment for plain.
tiff for s33 So.
Frank Gertz vs. u Ordway, West &
Co. garnishees. Assumpsit for So and
interest. GarnlsheeS answered and paid
Sl2 into Court, and judgment entered
for plaintiff for that amount.
SATURDAY, July 81.
John Charlton and NJ. McCloskey,
drunk, So each.
Pablo, after a continuation on his
good behavior from the 5tb inst, is dis
charged from the charge of vagrancv.
This Is the man who was shot and ter
ribly wounded by Friest, now serving a
term on the reef for that crime. Pablo
has not fully recovered from his injury,
and at best can only do light work.
anderson and Lorenson each forfeit
50 for furious and needless driving.
All Minis trial for Yagrancy is con-
GUIDED, and ne sentenced to 10 days
hard labor and pay costs, 50 10.
an Wal and An KEN have So each to-
pay for fight,