The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-22
POLICE COURT.

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POLICE COURT.
MONDAY, Oct. Il.
All Wal, and All Pu, were charged
with having opium unlawfully in pos
session. All Wal pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 and 81 costs; also one
hour hard labor. All Pu was remanded
to Oct. 10, at the request Of his counsel
V. V. Ashford.
]. E. Bush, charged with libel at
Honolulu on Oct. 18th. w. A. Kinney,
assisting the prosecution, read specifi-
cations of the charge, and defendant
was remanded TO Oct. 10th, at therequest
of his attorneys A. Rosa and J. L. kau-
lukou.
kekoa, charged with malicious injury,
was nolle pros'd; but pleaded guilty to
being drunk on Oct. 18th, and was fined
s. and 81 costs.
Tom keeie. charged with assault on
W. White at Honolulu on Oct. 18th,
was remanded until Oct. 18th.
Martin Hansen, John Waters, and Ed.
Lamberg, were charged with mutiny
and remanded until Oct. 18th.
All Tai, charged with having opium
unlawtully in possession on Oct. 18th,
pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and 81
costs; also one hour hard labor.
Thirteen DRINKS forfeited bail, one
was fined S. and 81 costs; and six were
fined 81 and 81 costs each-2l DRINKS
altogether.
TUESDAY, Oct 10.
Martin Hanson, John Waters, and
Ed. Lamberg. were nolle pros'd on a
charge of mu.iny; and were then
charged with malicious injury to pro-
perry on board of the bark Banca, and
being dangerous and disorderly persons.
The evidence showed that defendants
who are part of the crew, went on shore
on Saturday night and returned shortly
after midnight drunk. They then broke
q lamp, some dishes, and tried TO batter
in the cabin door with capstan bars
TO kill the captain and set
fire to the vessel. The sailors were
found guilty of these charges and were
each sentenced to five days hard labor
and 81 10 costs for malicious injury, and
five days hard labor and 81 costs for
being disorderly, the latter sentence to
operate upon expiry of the other.
Antoine Morris and Iokua, charged
with obstructing the course OF justice,
were remanded until the 10th inst.
John Schwanek, charged with assault
with q pistol on October 9th, is remanded
until the 18th inst
Lee Sing, charged with violating car
rage regulations, was reprimanded and
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10.
J. E. Bush, charged with libel, was
brought up on remand from October
l4th. W. A. Kinney, attorney for the
put in evidence the news
paper article complained Of; and several
witnesses were called to testify. After q
long and patient hearing, defendant was
committed for trial at the Supreme
Court. A Rosa, J. L. kaulukou, and
others, attorneys for defendant.
Eight Cinnamon and natives, charged
with minor offenses, were remanded
until the 18th inst; and the Court ad-
Iourned al p m
THURSDAY, Oct. II.
John kalili and kekaua W. were
charged with adultery The kanaka was
fined $50 ami 81 . costs, and the wa
nine was fined SIS and 81 . costs. An
appeal was noted.
Two Cinnamon, for having lottery
tickets unlawfully in possession, were
zach fined SO and s. costs.
One Chinaman, charged with having |
opium unlawfully in possession was re-
handed until the 18th inst.
Three men for minor otfenses were re-
handed until the 18th inst, and two
Until the 18th inst.
CIVIL CASE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16.
J. Cook trustee 10. Anna GAYLORD VS..
}. Dayton assignee OF r. GAYLORD bank
upt Repleyin Tor horse, carriage, and
larness; and assumpsit for SIG 80
money had and received. Case con-
iRued until October 18th. ". o. Smith
for plaintiff, and i. Rosa at
0rney for defendant.
FRIDAY, Oct Is.
K2halemauna, charged with assault
u his wife, was reprimanded and dis
harged.
Al Sou, charged with being q gross
heat, was remanded until the 18th.
An Pu, charged with having opium in
.ossession and remanded from 18th
ast.. Is nolle pros'd.
Ako alias Ho Zoo, charged with lar
eny, Is remanded until the 18th.
Ahuna, charged with gaming and re-
handed from September 9Th, Is nolle
ros'd-
Leong In, charged with unlawful pos
assion OF opium % which he pleads
uilty and Is fined SD and So costs; also
TO hard labor for one hour.
Tuck Hing, charged with assault, is
ischarged for want OF sufficient evidence
} convict
SATURDAY, Oct. 19.
Emma AIoiaa, Tom Onokez, and Sam
iourley, we're charged with an assault;
u witnesses for the prosecution failing 10
9Dear, defendants were discharged.s
John Schwznck WIS nolle pros'd
Al Niu was remznded until 18th inst
Ako alias Hee 10, charged with lar
INV, Is remanded until the 2lst inst.
Hoan, Manila man, Is charged with
.rceny Of coin and clothing valued al
bort $50 the property Of Sisi Mano at
IonOlUl1, within two weeks last past.
=fendznt pleads not guilty and Is re-
lznded until October 2lst.
One drunk forfeited So bail.