The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-15
SUPREME COURT.
january Term-NIr. Justice Bickcrton
Presiding.

jurors in attendance. Noon recess taken
from l. m. to :15 p. m.
]. II. Congdon vs.. II. Ackermann ct
al. {. W. Ashford for plaintiff; 4. s.
Hartwell for defendant Plaintiffs eX-
ceptions from October term, 1888. Mo
ton to place upon baneo calendar this
term is allowed. Later it Is learned that
exceptions are not perfected
The King vs.. WaiaIeale and Ahaula.
Manslaughter, ID degree. Deputy At
torney-General A. 2. Peterson for the
Crown; J. l.. kaulukou for Waialeale
a Rosa for Ahaula. Defendants are
separately arrsigned on indictments and
plead, each OF them, not guilty. Mr..
RoSa's motion for separate trial OF his
client is granted.
The King vs.. JAS. Bennett. Larceny,
Sd degree. Deputy Acknowledgement for
the Crown; Wv. Ashford for defendant.
! DEFENDANTS motion Tor mitigation OF
sentence. Decision reserved until to-
morrow morning.
{ d. Kaloa alias Kamehaiku, k, VS..
Nalmu. Ejectment. W. c. Achi for
plaintiff: W. L. Castle for defendant.
DESCENDANTS motion to withdraw answer
I and to be allowed TO file plea in bar
. ordered to stand over for future argu-
ment.
The King vs.. keawe, K. Assault: and
battery on police officer on October I'd.
Appeal iron Police Court, Honolulu,
where on October 9th he was fined $50
. and costs $50. Deputy Attorney-Gen-
eral Peterson for the Crown: J. L. kau-
/ lukou fer defendant. Tried before i
Hawaiian jury, who return i unanimous
verdict OF guilty The prisoner is sem
fenced to pay $50 fine and be imprisoned
nj hard labor fifteen DAYS. The Court
in passing sentence referred TO the law
less disposition shown by many when
they get into soldiers uniform. In
this case the prisoner had aggravated his
( guilt by false testimony and deception
/ toward his counsel. This defendant is
I the soldier who was arrested for dis
/ turbance NJ kIkihale and undertook to
! thrash the police.
/ The King VS. kahaiola Larceny, 4th
/ degree. Appeal from Police Court, Ho-
1 nolulu,. where on October 30th defendant
and paw costs 81 40. Deputy Attorney
/ his own behalf Tried before a Hawaiian
/ jury. who at t 80 render unanimous
/ verdict OF guilty. This was the case OF
stealing 4 hitching strap from Mr.. g. X.
/ Wilier's carriage At a band conce1t.
/ Sentence OF lower Court is repeated. In
/ passing sentence the Court expressed
/ surprise at meeting the prisoner. as the
{ latter had recently been = candidate for.
admission to the practice OF law. His
Honor now found him coming forward as
I thief, and on the next similar occasion
he would not be so leDient with him.
TUESDAY, Jan. S.
The Court opens 1T 10 am. Hawaiian
Jurors in attendance. Noon recess from
Z N. till % p. m.
The King VS.. James Bennett. Sem
tence deferred yesterday. Sentence of
lower Court affirmed-eighteen months
imprisonment and $50 fine.
The Princeville Plantation Company
vs. Mauliola ct al Eiectment. \. 5.
Hartwell for plaintiff; \. Rosa for ale
PENDANTS. Decision reserved yesterday
on motion 10 transfer cause on calendar.
Motion OF plaintiff denied, that OF de-
PENDANT allowed.
g. Aio Us. VIM. Lindsay ct Al. As
sumpsit. Cecil Brown for plaintiff; no
appearance OF or for defendant. Notion
for default and judgment entered.
The King vs.. Waialeale and Ahaula
Manslaughter, I'd degree. Deputy At
torney-General Peterson and W r.
Castle for the Crown: J. l. kaulukou
and 4. Rosa for the defendants reSpec-
lively. Waialeale Is tried separately be-
fore Hawaiian jury.
WrDNrSDty. Ian @
The Court opens at 10 a. NJ, Hawaiian
jurors in attendance.
The King vs.. Waialeale. Continued
from yesterday and continuing through
out the day.
The trial was resumed in the evening,
closing at II 80 with unanimous YER
dict OF "not guilty" The Court adj
journed three minutes later
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
The Court opens at 1907 a. m. Ha-
waiian jurors in attendance. Noon re-
cess from - N. till 10 p. m
The King VS.. Haawinaaupo, k Sell
ing liquor Deputy Attorney-General
Peterson for the Crown; w. c. Achi Tor
the plaintiff. MOL. pros. entered.
The King VS.. Waialeale and Ahaula
Manslaughter, second degree. W. r.
Castle for the Crown; A. Rosa for Aha
ula. 4 mol. pros. is entered as against
this defendant.
In re estate OF Chas Brenig, deceased
Appeal Of the widow from Dir. Justice
Preston, at Chambers, admitting the
viii to probate. Cecil Brown and a. S.
HartBell for prepayment; w Ashford
for the widow. Motion OF proponent to
dismiss appeal. Argued and decision
reserved
Ye Wo Chan x Co. vs.. All Oak. As
sumpsit p, Seumann for plaintiffs; no
appearance OF or for defendant. Plain
tif7s motion for default allowed and
judgment entered
Default is also ordered III the cause OF
same plaintiffs against An OAK and
others. F. Neumann for plaintiffs.
The King rs. Kepano, k, and J. Ma
lama. K Gaming Acknowledgement
C. ". Ashford for the Crown; j. /. Ka-
ulukou and j. H. Barenaba for the de-
PENDANTS. Appeal from District Court
of KOolaup0lzO. Tried before Hawaiian
jury, sworn at / u p. N. Dir. Kaulu
kou at 3 10 addresses the jury, followed
at 3:47 nv the Acknowledgement At
GO His ilonJr charges the Jury, who
retire at i ., and at + AZ return a una
nimous verdict Of not guilty"
The Court adiourns at / 30 p. N. Tor
the day.
FRIDAY, Jan. II.
The King vs., Chas. Molteno- Selling