The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-08-27
POLICE COURT.
MONDAY. august 10.

MONDAY, august 10.
Keaka, charged with larceny, is re-
manded by the prosecution until August
Dist.
One assault case was nolle pros'd.
An Hoon pleaded guilty to having
been unlawfuilv in possession OF opium,
and was fined $50, 81 costs, and SEN
fenced to one hour hard labor. Three
other Cinnamon, charged with similar
offences we're nolle pros'd.
Keawe. charged with riot and I'M
lawfnl assembly during thirty days last
past. waived examination and was COM
9nitted for trial at the next term OF the
Supreme Court in Honolulu. At de-
PENDANTS request, prosecution consent
ing, his bail was fixed at $500 owing to
his wounds and not being able to pro-
cure a larger amount. J. L. Kaulukou
attorney for defendant.
Makolo, Kamaha, and Loheole,
charged with riot as above. They
waived examination and were commit
as above. W. C. Achi attorney for de-
PENDANTS
Jim Kamahee, charged with riot as
above, waived examination and was COM
mitted as above. He appeared without
an attorney.
John Hapa, charged with riot as
above, waived examination and was
committed as above. ;. h. Kane attor-
ney for defendant.
kahumahele, charged with conspiracy
within 90 days last past. He waived
examination and was committed as
above. J. l. Kaulukou attorney for de-
PENDANT.
Ho Fon was on Aug. 18th charged with
treason, for which offence nolle pros is
entered. He is now charged with con-
spiracy as above, and valves examina-
ton and is committed as above. V. Y.
Ashford attorney Tor defendant.
Seven DRINKS forfeited bail So each. |
CIVIL CASE.
c. Manaole VS.. Kamakai. Desertion |
Of contract service. There was no APP |
pearance Of or for plaintiff. Defendant |
admits the contract, but explains that |
plaintiff had broken the contract. The |
trial is continued until 9 80 a. M, on the |
10Th inst Defendant, in the meantime, |
Is released without bond.
TUESDAY, Aug. 20.
Hualii, who was charged with keeping |
q disorderly house, was nolle pros'd. |
and discharged.
Kahalewai, ex-captain OF the Kings |
Guard, was charged with treason, but |
was nolle pros'd. for want OF sufficient
evidence to sustain the charge. He was
set at liberty.
J. Kanoa and the mulatto Gabriel
were brought up charged with treason,
and were remanded by the prosecution
until moved on.
Young Wo pleaded guilty to having
been possessed OF opium on the 10Th
inst, and was fined $50 and 81 costs
Also sentenced TO one hour hard labor.
Kapae, charged with similar offence,
was remanded until August 2lst. S. X.
Kane is his attorney.
Hipa, John Hanakahi and Kaukali,
three boys charged with having escaped
from the Reformatory School, pleaded
guilty TO the charge Hipa is sentenced
to be imprisoned at hard labor two
months and to pay fine OF 81 and 81
costs-this being his second conviction.
kaukah received a similar sentence for
one month; and John Hanakahi is
ordered TO return TO the Reformatory
School, he having surrendered himself
and assisted in finding the others.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. q.
James Kauhane, on August 18th was
charged with treason and on that charge
nolle pros'd. He is now charged with
conspiracy at Honolulu within sixty days
last past, and valves examination and is
committed for trial at the next term of
the Supreme Court.
Walter 5. Brash, charged with embeZ-
i, = Al |
property OF {. K. Spencer, Alexander
Bolster, and VIM. McGurn, trustees of
the Honolulu typographical Union No.
81, on or about April S0th last. He was
remanded from August 14th and is
further remanded until September 4th
All Toi, charged with having opium in
possession, pleaded guilty and is SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $50 and 81 costs,
also one hour hard labor.
Keaha, remanded from August 10Th
on charge of larceny OF SIS the pro-
perry of Mr.. Everett in Honolulu, pleads
guilty and Is sentenced to three months
hard labor and to pay a fine of So and 81
costs.
Kapae, charged on August 10th with
having opium in possession, and at that
time pleaded not guilty. He now pleads
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hard labor. Also to pay fine OF $50
and 81 costs.
Chas. Bolabola, pleaded guilty to es-
Gaping from prison gang, and is fined 81
and 81 costs; also sentenced to one
months hard labor, to begin when
his previous sentences expire.
CIVIL CASES.
c. Manaole vs.. kamakai, charged
with deserving contract service, was or
dered TO return and pay So 80 costs.
kaia * an insane man, was ordered |
TO be sent to the Insane Asylum He
had been formerly an inmate of that in
stitution and was discharged, but his
malady has now returned.
Kan Wing Chow VS.. Wong Lung.
Assumpsit. Defendant confesses judy
ment on 500 prom. note, and judg-
ment is given for that amount and $26 80
costs.
TUESDAY, Aug. %.
John Hanahahi, boy who ran away
from the Reformatory School, pleaded |
guilty and was sentenced to one month
hard labor, besides fine of 81 and 81
costs.