The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-15
Police COURT,

MONDAY, Jan. :.
John Paia, assault, tried and dis
( charged.
Peter {. Hanson, assault and battery
( on Ahakuelo, pleads not guilty In
( giving testimony on his own behalf, de-
tendant said ne thought he was too
drunk Saturday night 10 hit complain
ant, He was ready to admit having
! been drunk and iisorderlv. Found
( guilty and sentenced to pay $40 fine and
( 81 40 costs.
I James y. Smith, assault, discharged,
I PahelO, larceny. and three Chinese,
/ opium, remandei.
I Heeia and 5, D, Dickinson, drunk, 81
esch.
/ Kahaunaele, W, disturbing quiet Of
the night, torleits $40 bail.
Three Chinese, unlawful landing, and
= native, opium, are discharged on
mol. pros.
TCESpAY, Jan. S.
Wong Val alias Avail. Unlawful pos
session Of opium. Z. Neumann and s.
X. Kane for defendant, who pleads not
guilty. Found guilty and sentenced to
De imprisoned at hard labor for six hours
aud pay $50 fine and $3.50 costs. De-
PENDANT notes appeal 10 Supreme Court
and ; jury.
An Sing, opium in possession, pleads
not guilty. V. V. Ashford and q. h.
Wilder for defendant. Remanded till
tomorrow for judgment.
Vim. Vaughan, assault and battery
on Ahakuelo, pleads not guilty.
Complainant testified that this man
struck him, and all the others nan away.
He knew him TO be on the Forest Queen.
Another witness eorrobOrated this. De-
fendant testified that the row began long
before he got there; Ahakuelo and others
were holding Hanson tined yesterday
down and beating him with clubs; he
did not strike Ahakuelo. 4 number of
his witnesses said he was not in the yard
81 all. Remanded for Judgment and
further testimony for defendant till to-
morrow.
A case Of deserving husband and one
OF common nuisance were released by
the prosecution.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Q.
An Sing, cook of bark James A. King.
opium IN possession, $40 and costs and
one hours Imprisonment.
The case OF William Vaughan, assault
and battery on Ahakuelo, is resumed
from YESTERDAY John AIliug for the
defendant testified Defendant, l, and
two men from the James i. King were
standing on Beretania street Saturday
night. We saw Hanson in AhakuelO's
yard; he was tied with ropes; four na-
tives were around him; defendant and
the sailors did not 20 in the yard. The
defendant Is found not guilty and dis
charged.
Eu. gross cheat by obtaining 50 IRON
AleOng under false pretences. 1t ap-
peared defendant got 3 horse from kui-
honua 10 break in. and transferring it by
bill OF sale 70 AleOug received i've dol
lars iron him Found guilty in the
second degree and sentenced 70 pay SO
fine and 500 costs.
Henry Standard and Uilama. drunk,
forfeit So each.
All Him, assault and battery with 4
Ratchet OF All Wong, from December
10Th and later dates, Is remanded further
TO SATURDAY,
CIVIL CASES.
H.F. BerteImaau -. E. VI. Swanzy.
Assumpsit Tor S133.S SO and interest S9.lS. .
Cecil Brown for plaintiff; W. Admitting I
for defendant Defendant had rendered I
plaintiff 500 and Yesterday paid that /
amount into Court. Judgment for plain +
tiff for 800 tender, he to pay costs since I
the tender
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
f SchmorI. practising as 4 physician .
without ; license. Deputy Attorney
General Peterson Tor the Crown; P. 1
Neamann for defendant Two Wit I
aesses testified to paying defendant
money for treatment OF members Of their 4
households Defendant testified he had
never UFactise,i medicine or surgery
had never while here prescribed or given &
medicine; had bathed and sweated pa
tents; had used method OF Priessnitz,
sometimes called hydrop2thy- Re
nznded TO Saturday for Judgment.
FRDAY, Jan L
Jose de Rosa, drunk, Sc 80 Weis-
1arth, KanelaBaia and John Gibson,
same charge, So each.
CIVIL CASES.
kahsIe, deserving contract service Of
Beecroit Plantation Company, ordered to
costs s..
kalzne, deserving contract service OF
Wilder :. ;. Company, ordered 10 re-
.uru ersts S3