The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-02
POLICE COURT.
A Stolen HoloI1u-A Ferocious Dog
Committal for Perjury.

A stolen HoIol5u-A Ferocious Dog
CommittaI for Perjury.
A native woman charged with stealing
holoku, missing since the fire at King
and Kaulike streets, pleaded not guilty,
and was defended by V. V. Ashford 1t
being proved that the article was bought
by defendants husband from China
man, defendant was discharged.
Achiupa, defended by V. V. Ashford,
is fined 20 cents and $3.50 costs for keep
ing a ferocious dog.
Nov You, All Hee and All Young,
charged with opium in possession, were
defended by j. A. Magoon and d. Day
ton. Now You was discharged on trial;
All Hee and An Young were sentenced
each to u hours hard labor, and to pay
$61.10. Appeal noted,
All Fat was committed for trial to the
Supreme Court for perjury, alleged to
have been committed in his suit for re-
covery OF hack-hire from NJ. Z. Silva, for
driving his wife. The prosecutions case
was that Mrs. Silva was not in Homo
lulu in April, 1886, when defendant
swore she had ridden number OF times
in his hack. w. II. Sea assisting prose
cution; s. X. Kane Tor defendant.
The $6-drunk list comprised Bill Pa
waa, William, Lee Tenza, Thomas Mott,
George Howard, Makanui, kuaea and
Manu-. kalama forfeited 80 bail for
being drunk in saloon.
Two Chinese buyers and two sellers.
70, 40 Ion
leased on nolle proseQui entered by the
Attorney-General.
Two Large Fines-Another CommittaI-
Master and Servant.
Tuesdays Police Court record is sum
married. below:
Kauihomauole, overdriving a horse, !
ten days hard labor and $24 10 fine and |
costs.
All Chez, bribing police officer, COM
mitted to the Supreme Court for trial.
All Lung, opium in possession, six |
hours hard labor and $6l fine and costs.
Rouras and Frank Roache, drunk, So
each.
CIVIL CASES.
Hampton Douglas VS.. Geo. S. Hough-
failing, Complaint by servant against
master under Sec 1923 Civil Code. W.
II. Sea for defendant. Plaintiff testified
alone on his side, complaining OF INSULT
Gent food and clothing, with other i'm
proper treatment by defendant. De-
endant testified of complainant having
got sick 'tOO Often," and admitted hay
NJ put him on 'rations." The case was
heard on Monday and judgment rem
Tered Tuesday as follows d" | find that
defendant has been guilty OF misusage
# plaintiff and violation OF terms of the
contract, and order plaintiff discharged
rom all obligations OF service under said
contract, and that defendant pay n fine
f s. and So 50 costs.
In Unusual Tongue Introduced-Light
Docket.
Palaile was fined Sc for drunkenness
n Wednesday.
Henri Oregon pleaded not guilty to the
barge OF assault and battery on Denis
ala. Pierre Jones was sworn as French
lterpreter. Sala said defendant came
p and struck him without a word. He !
as sailor, and Oregon carpenter on 1
ne French bark ton. Defendant being
,und guilty was fined 81 80 including
OstS. |
Ava *. and Puaoliwa wv. }, adultery. '
entence was suspended and defendants :
turning to Court later with marriage
cense were discharged. E
Palaile was accused OF assault and bat
ny on police officer. Percy L. Bar
ngton volunteered evidence that de- .
ndant struck the officer repeatedly. Z
q nt 1 -
ny at request OF the prosecution. l
CIVIL CASES. +.
Lee Chan Moy confessed judgment for e
IS and costs at the suit OF So Yong d
n Officer Tried and Acquitted-Sen- 81
tence for AssauIting an Officer. Il
Sam Ku, officer OF the Board of Health, Ct
rs charged on Thursday with assault ii
2 woman while looking for lepers. ST
e pleaded not guilty, was defended by IL
. o. Smith, found not guilty, and dis ii
arged. st
Palaile's trial for assaulting an officer, &C
lile the latter was aresting him, was G.
One witness said defendant fe
d a bad character. Being found A
lily, defendant was fined $26.S so in G.
lding costs. of
ght Dookets Both Criminal and th
Civil.
The only criminal cases on FRIDAYS
endar were those OF Kanakaokai and In
ooner, drunk, who were mulct in Sc
III.
CIVIL CASES. III
D. Kaleialii, by Saml. Macy, guardian O.
Item, VS.. Kekuawelo. Trover for con- 81
sion of two horses, damages 5000. III
eighton and Peterson for plaintiff;
18th for defendant. Judgment for Da
intiff for $40 damages and So 65 costs. tiff
'Ose NJ. Pedro VS. ]. r. Holt, jr. As
npsit for $36 for services of plaintiffs ap
nor child. Magoon forplaintiff; Rosa l Da
defendant Judgment reserved till III
% a. IN. next day pr
ames Gay VS.. J. P. Mendonca. As py
npsit for $l83 70 for services. Greigh- me
for plaintiff; Carter for defendant.
is action was to recover payment for ne
vey of certain land. Judgment re- lol
we'd till next day at 8 80 Il. m. ers
lvy Penalty Upon an Unlicensed wa
Commercial Traveller. attn
Iorris Juda was tried OH Saturday, for n n
ing goods, as the agent OF foreign ion.
house, contrary TO Chapter e
If the Session Laws of 1888. 4. S. IL
rtwell for the prosecution Paul Neu- Pre-
mn for defendant, who pleaded not Ind
ty. Yee Chan, p. 0piergelt, OF Hoff- 1 ne1
Jaeger q Co., and Max Green, of NJ. '''-
Inns, & { a.