The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-17
POLICE COURT.
MONDAY, Sept. 8

-hOND-A1J DCPt' o.
Manning pleaded not guilty to a
charge of assault, but being found guilty
he was fined $40 and 81 80 costs.
Manuel Perry, charged with violating
carriage rules, was fined IS and 81 costs :
also had his license cancelled.
TUESDAY, Sept. 10.
All Chung and All Sam pleaded guilty
to having opium in possession, and were
each fined $50 and 81 costs; also SEN
fenced to one hour hard labor.
All Chez and All Kim, found in COM
pany with the above, pleaded not guilty
to a similar charge; but were found
guilty and fined each $50 and 81 10 costs !;
also one hour hard labor. An appeal, in
all the four cases, to the Supreme Court
in banco was noted by w. r. Castle.
Kamai, charged with riot and unlaw-
full assembly on and three months pre-
vious to July 3Oth last past, waived ex-
animation and was committed for trial
at the next term of the Supreme Court
in Honolulu. Bail was. fixed at $500.
J. L. Kaulukou attorney for defendant.
Two deserters from the service OF
Messrs. Allen & Robertson were ordered
to return.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. Il.
Two wahines, charged with disturbing
the quiet of the night at Honolulu, stated
that they were too drunk to know what
they were doing, and were fined 81 and
81 10 costs.
f. Heiderick, charged with a similar
offence, was remanded by the prosecu-
ton until September 10th
An alleged vagrant was remanded
until the 18th inst.
Palukiho, charged with obstructing the
administration of law on September 9th.
is discharged a. Rosa for defendant.
Gus Rose, charged with permitting a
dangerous animal to be at large, pleaded
guilty, and was fined in costs So 20. A.
Rosa for defendant.
Ahana, charged with intending to
commit an offense with violence, was re-
manded at defendants request until
September 18th. W. r, Castle for de-
PENDANT.
Nina de Santos, charged with intend
ing to commit an offense, was remanded
by the prosecution until September 18th.
One drunk was fined the usual amount.
THURSDAY, Sept -.
Four Cinnamon, charged With playing
dominoes for money, were remanded by
consent until the 18th inst.
All Chow, charged with being present
at place where and while gaming was
carried on, was nolle pros'd.
Sixteen other Cinnamon, charged with
q similar otfense to that OF All Chew,
were remanded by consent until the
18th inst.
All Lin, charged with being in possess
sion of opium at Honolulu on September
18th, was fined $50 and 81 costs; also
one hour hard labor
One drunk forfeited bail, and another
was reprimanded and discharged.
FRIDAY, Sept. 13.
All Sau, Gun Hood, Wo Hop and All
Cheong No. =, were charged with gam
ing; and were found not guilty and dis
charged.
A nolle prosecute was entered in the
case of All Won and sixteen other China
men accused of gaming.
See Mang, charged with possession of
opium, was remanded until the 10th
inst.
All Mu, All Fong No. ., and Wa Tein
were found not guilty of an opium offence
with which they were charged.
All Fong No, l, and All Kwai, charged
with opium offences, were each fined $l5 |
and 81 20 costs: also one hours hard |
labor.
Ten Cinnamon, for gaming. forfeited |
ballot $40 each.
Four other Cinnamon, charged with
similar offences. were discharged.
Ahuna, charged with intending to