The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-09
POLICE COURT.

Civil Docket.
Waiole forfeited Sc bail for profanity
on the lst instant.
Kanaana, Malino, Joe Comas, ant
Welehu forfeited Sc each for drunken
ness.
CIVIL CASES.
Kapino Haai, by Joe Haai, guardian
ad Item, VS., George Ainoa. Claim ant
delivery for horse valued at $50, and sl5C
damages. ?. Neumann and J. A. Ma
COON, for plaintiff; w o. Smith, for de-
PENDANT. Judgment for plaintiff for pos
session of the horse, with SIS damages
Costs, ETC., S5.S5. Defendant notes APP
peal to Intermediary Court This is the
case OF horse seizure from lad without
legal process, reported previously in thi;
paper.
Fine for Leaving Hack Unattended
Heavy Fine for Tampering with the
Balloon.
Manuel Perry pleaded not guilty tc
violating rule OF Carriage Regulations
! by leaving his horse and carriage unat-
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defended him. Being found guilty he
was fined 81 70 including costs.
Alex. Louis pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of malicious mischief" by in
juring 4 balloon, property OF E. Mel
vile. David Dayton assisted prosecu-
ton; s. K. haeo appeared for defend
ant. a good deal of evidence was taken,
proving that the defendant had the
ropes belonging TO the balloon in his
possession, holding them for security for
his claim Of SIS for carriage OF the "aerial
monster and that the balloon was
badly damaged by the way the ropes
were taken off and that it would cost Il
large sum to have the damage repaired.
Defendant being found guilty was fined
$50 and 81 30 costs. Appeal noted to
the Intermediary Court.
Edmund lthe doctor Heeia and JOHN
Maceraty, drunk, IS each.
R. Gerke, pleading guilty to cruelty to
a horse, was fined So including costs.
Wednesdays Record of Criminal and
Civil Gases.
MilimiIi, hla, Kaukuhaneli and Joe
Hookiekie, drunk, So each.
All Foo, unlawful possession OF opium
forty-eight hours hard labor and $40
fine and costs. All Foo was also re-
maRded on the charge OF eXtortion.
CIVIL CASES.
E. B. Thomas VS.. F. II. Red ward.
Assumpsit for $40 %. d. Dayton for
plaintiff. Defendant admits $40 due on
note and denies balance OF claim. judy
ment for plaintiff for $40 with interest,
etc, making $50 IS. Defendant notes
appeal.
f. H. Redward vs.. E. B. Thomas. As
sumpsit for $191 80 tor services. D.
Dayton for defendant Judgment for
plaintiff for so, with interest, ETC.,
making SIC IS. Plaintiff notes appeal.
w. II. Page We. Aki. Assumpsit for
SCI 50, balance on note. W. G. Achi
for plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff for
claim and expenses, $40 20.
Morgan VS.. Lucas, and Morgan VS.,
White, over to 18th inst
Thursdays Record-Sentence for Horse
Stealing Assault with Scalding
Water.
Ikaapa Kauhini was tried on Thursday
for larceny of horse and goods, valued
at $50 from kauhu, on January 10. a.
Rosa had appeared for defendant on Jan.
sd, but now the defendant appeared in
person. He was found guilty of larceny
of the horse, and sentenced to one years
hard labor, and pay $3.50 costs,
Achiona pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of assault and battery on Aqua,
on the Hawaiian steamer G. r. Bishop,
on the high seas, on or about March Sth,
by throwing scalding water on him. ].
L. Kaulukou for defendant The steamer
left the harbor at o'clock in the morn
ing, and at 10 Aqua "a sailor asked the
defendant, who was cook, for beef, say
ing they had to 90 ashore at Waianae.
The defendant said there was no beef, or
none ready. and told complainant to go
away; then, when Aqua was few feet
from the galley he received the contents
of Il dipper OF hot water on the back.
Several sailors swore the cook threw the
water, which he admitted, but said he
was washing the deck, and splashed Aqua
He had put sweet oil OH
the burn, and had visited complainant
in hospital, telling him he was sorry,
and would pay his doctors and other
DR.. c. B. Wood testified re-
garding the injury, that it was burn OF
first degree, which may be dangerous or
fatal. Complainant was now out of
danger. Defendant being found guilty,
was sentenced to six months hard labor
and pay $3.50 costs. Appealed to Su
preme Court.
Ekimana and j. A. French, drunk, Sc
each.
Proceedings Of Friday-Another Bal
loon Case.
A furious and needless riding case was
dropped on Friday, and defendant for
was reprimanded and dis
charged.
CIVIL CASES.
A deserving contract servant is ordered |
to return.
Felix Olart vs.. Emil Melville, D. W. |
Pratt and <. W. Abbott Assumpsit for |
S2S, balance for services. Plaintiff in |
person; no appearance Of or for defend |
ants, who are called and deiaulted. |
Plaintiff testified that defendants pro-
missed him $35 for his services as en-
grayer; they had only paid 81; he had |
balance and they had ne |
elected to pay; Pratt and Abbott said |
they were willing to pay but had no /
money; he had performed the services
and $35 was proper charge Judgment !
for plaintiff, expenses added, $37 -.
d. Lyons V. F. J. Tesla Defendant |
eonfesses judgment for $50 30, and costs
added make $44 90.
Two cases over