The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-02-26
POLICE COURT.

Justice Foster fined Anehilo 81 10 on
Monday for using profane and abusive
language to her CountryWoman on a
street car.
All Chiu and All Lin being convicted
Of unlawful possession Of opium, the
former is sentenced to one hours hard
labor and $51 fine, and the latter to six
hours and SCI 40. All Lin notes appeal
James Brown is fined $13 on plea OF
guilty for assault and battery on native
woman.
Waineki, defended by J. L. Kaulukou,
is discharged on trial for assault and bat
terry on Chinaman.
0ruma, the japanese held some days
for selling liquor, is released by the pro-
secution.
kalanohe, for cruelty to horse be-
longing to 7. W. Rawlins, is fined s23.
A case OF liquor selling on Sunday by
a licensed retail dealer came up on Tues
day and was remanded till Thursday.
A conspiracy case among Chinese, for
which there is formidable array of
counsel, is remanded till Friday, one of
the defendants not being found when
called.
Kailiwai, defended by S. x. Kane,
pleads not guilty to assault and battery
on Piha, but there is proof that he struck
his aged father-in-law and poked stick
in his eye, and he is given two months
at hard labor and to pay IS 40 costs.
H. Heinrichson, pleading guilty to
assault and battery on Fred. Ellison, is
fined SIS.
John Davis is convicted of being dis
orderly person and sentenced to twelve
hours in jail and pay 81 SO costs, or to
give bond for $25, with one surety, that
he will not commit the same offense
within six months.
The drunk list fined or forfeited So the
two days is as follows: Kilipaki, Maize
Iona, Owen Holt, Andrew Davis, Antoine
Morris, Mahoe, Hitchcock and Henry
Ones.
Kahelelani, Charles Malay and Kaai
were charged on Wednesday with steal
ing two cans of milk worth SO, the pro-
perty OF the Wo0dlawn Dairy. The last
named pleaded guilty, the other two not |
guilty. kahelelani was discharged on |
nolle PROS. Malay was tried and ac-
quilted, as there was only the evidence |
of Kaai against him. The milk was
stolen from the Wagon at Robello lane, |
Palama, and taken to Kahelelani's hut |
in Asylum lane kaai was sentenced to |
be imprisoned at hard labor three
months and to pay $40 fine and So costs.
Keamio and Johnson we're each put
down Sc for drunkenness, and an opium
case was continued.
Thursdays session of the Police Court
did not close for the day until after
o'clock. A Chinese conspiracy case took
a large portion OF the time and was con-.
tinued.
Fred. Birmingham, drunk, IS 20.
A retail liquor dealer was remanded
till Tuesday on charge of selling on
Sunday. Another on the same charge
was found lot guilty after trial.
Nick Peterson pleaded not guilty to
assault and battery on his wife. D.
Dayton appeared for defendant, who was
ound guilty and fined 500 so. Appealed
o Intermediary Court
Hookano, pleading guilty to assault
md battery on his wife, was fined SIS.
George Gracier was reprimanded for
asst driving and discharged.
After the hearing of some evidence,
friday, in the case of two Chinese
harged with stealing G. Vests chick
ms, the prosecution threw up the case.
\. S. Hartwell conducted the defense.
Five defendants were remanded on
litferent charges, including Portuguese
or shooting bull with an ancient mus
,et.
An opium case occupied most of the
ession on Saturday, but was not con-
luded.
Bill Pele was fined $40 for profanity.
lie swore at another driver on a hack
tand.
4 guilty pair pleaded 50 and their
entence was suspended one week.
Kamaihui and Solomon Kaloa, drunk,
6 each. /
ALI Mang, opium in possession, SOL
nd hard labor one hour. {