The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-10
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MONDAY, Sept. 2.
All Chin aud rum Choy, charged with
an oiience Of opium dealing, were each
fined 500 and 81 10 costs. also sen.
fenced % two years hard labor. Appeal
noted. A.. Rosa for appellants.
An On and All Sin Tor having opium
in possession were each fined $50 and
II 70 costs; also ono year hard labor.
Ten other Cinnamon pleaded not
guilty to similar charge, but were
found guilty, and each was sentenced 10
800 fine and 81 10 costs: also six days
hard labor. One OF the ten, named All
Hon, noted an appeal.
All Chez pleaded not guilty on Fri
day last 10 an opium charge, but now
pleads guilty, and Is fncd $50 and 81
costs; also one hour hard labor.
kaaeha, charged with assault on q
police officer. was fined $40 and ii costs.
James Mace, charged with being
drunk in his licensed hack, had his bail
OF S2o forfeited.
Thos. onokea and Emma Aloiau,
charged with adultery at Honolulu on
September "a. 0nokea was fined $50
and Emma was fined tl5. Each had TO
pay 81 costs.
TUESDAY, Sept. 8.
Three sailors belonging TO II. b. NJ. 8.
Espiegle, charged with malicious injury
inasmuch as they went into a Chinese
establishment, while the inmates we're
eating, and scooped the dishes oil the
table. Other damage was alleged to be
done, amounting in all to $40 50 as
complainant Kee Chong stated. The
three valiant tars were reprimanded and
discharged.
One Of the above was also charged
with assault by brandishing knife on
the premises, and he was nolle pros'd.
Thos, Wall and Thos. 0nokea. charged
with driving and conducting tramear
unlicensed, were fined each sos and
81 60 costs. An appeal was noted to
the Supreme Court in banco This is
said to be test case in regard to the
licensing of tramcar drivers.
All Eau pleaded guilty to having
opium in possession, and was fined $50
and 81 costs; also one hour hard labor.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4.
Walter S. Brash, charged with embez-
element, was brought up to-day, and
further remanded by consent until Sept.
sd.
Aukai, charged with lewd conversation
at Honolulu, pleaded guilty and was
fined S. and 81 costs.
Mori, the Jap woman charged with
keeping disorderly house, was nolle
pros'd.
All Pc, charged with having opium in
possession, was found guilty and fined
$50 and 81 20 costs.
All Sit, All Lee and Akana, charged
with opiam offences, were discharged.
Four DRINKS forfeited bail.
CIVIL CASES.
Wing Chung Lung VS.. On Wo Sing
Hop Kee. Case discontinued.
H. G.. Crabbe VS.. N Perry. Assump-
sit. Held over until September 6.
FRIDAY, Sept. 6.
Manuel Jose, charged with larceny of
500. The charge not being proved the
defendant was discharged.
Palakiha, charged with obstructing
Justice, was remanded until Sept. 9TH.
A. Rosa for defendant
Lui Guzman, charged with embezzle-
ment, was remanded until Sept. 10th.
A. Rosa for defendant.
f. Heiderick, charged with disturb
ing the quiet of the night, was remanded
by the prosecution until Sept. 18th.
CIVIL CASES.
Max Eckart VS.. Mrs. J. Ward. As
sumpsit s29 . is discontinued.
III. G. Crabbe VS.. n. Perry. Assump-
sit. Held over until Sept. 9th.
A deserter from contract service was
ordered to return.
SATURDAY, Sept z.
Yep Sing, charged with violating car
rage rules, was fined s. and 81 costs
An Cheong, charged with larceny OF
a pair Of sleeve buttons, was fined $25
and sentenced to six months hard labor.
Ben Tenorio, charged with violating
carriage rules, was reprimanded and