The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-03
POLICE COURT.
MnNnAY. August u


Chu Hah, charged with having opium
unlawfully in possession at Eva, pleaded
| guilty and was fined $50 and 81 costs,
also one hour hard labor.
L. johnson, charged with disturbing
quiet of the night, forfeited SO bail.
keliikuewa, charged with needless
driving, pleaded guilty and was fined $50
and 81 costs.
All Tai pleaded guilty TO having opium
in possession unlawfully, and is SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $50 and 81 costs;
also to one month hard labor.
Nahum pleads not guilty to similar
offence. and is remanded until August
9th.
CIVIL CASES.
Chin Yam vs.. Lo Kai and Tom Cow.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff in
| $62 So. An appeal was noted by Tom
Cow.
Sun Kim Lung VS.. Ching Wa Heen.
Assumpsit $120 90. Defendant in per-
son confesSes Judgment for amount
named, and judgment is given also for
costs-making a total OF 1884 40. W. +.
Castle attorney for plaintiff.
F. Harrison VS.. h. McCullum. Judg-
ment for s. poundage fees and 81 %
| costs. F. NJ. Hatch for plaintiff, and
Paul Neumann for defendant.
Man Char Fook VS.. Lee Ching, De-
fendant gives general denial. Evidence
heard, and case continued to August
2Sth for judgment. c. L. Carter for
plaintiff, and F. NJ. Hatch for defendant.
TUESDAY. Aug. -.
Kanoa, charged with conspiracy at
Honolulu within three months prior to
August lSt Lass past, valves examination
and is committed for trial at the next
term OF the Supreme Court. J. X. kau-
lukou attorney for defendant.
J. E. Bush, charged with a similar
offense, Is remanded until moved on.
Nahinu. charged with having opium
gnlawiully in possession, Is fined so and
81 costs; also sentenced totem days hard
labor
Naauao w. charged with deserving
her husband. Defendant admits the
desertion, but refuses TO return for GER
tain reasons which she states. She is
discharged and her husband, Aiau. is
ordered to pay S. costs.
Thomas Wall and Thomas Onokea,
charged with hiring or allowing tram
Car No. y TO ply for hire without license
within one month last past. They are
remanded by prosecution until August
29th.
CIVIL CASE.
Eau Sing vs.. J. H. Soper, Marshal.
Property in carriage No. 1SS. It is
ordered that the carriage be restored to
plaintiff with s. damages and So Is
costs. Appeal noted A Rosa for plain
tiff, and w. r. Castle for defendant.
WEDNESDAY. Aug. %.
Chun Lum, charged with obtaining
SIS under false pretences at Honolulu
on July 18th. Defendant is found guilty
in the I'd degree, and fined $40 and IS 40
costs. Sentence to take effect on ex-
piration of sentence under which he is
now in custody.
". Lee, charged with the larceny OF
OF 7. c. Porter, value about $50. He is
remanded until August 29th. W o.
Smith attorney for defendant.
CIVIL CASES
J. S. McGrew VS.. Apo. Judgment for
plaintiff in s25 and IS 90 costs.
4. Morgan vs.. Lum Zip. Judgment
for defendant with So 50 costs. Appeal
noted. c. Creighton Tor plaintiff, and
4. S. Hartwen for4tieiendant.
Mau Shar Fook VS.. Lee Ching. Judg-
ment for SOC a. Appeal noted
THURSDAY, Aug. %.
VIM. Lee, charged with larceny, was
remanded until moved on.
All See, charged with assault on a
police officer with intent to obstruct him
in his duty. Sentenced TO two wears |
hard labor and TO pay 81 10 costs The |
same Chinaman was charged with carry |
ing deadly weapon and was fined $50 /
and 81 costs, or in default two months |
hard labor to take effect on expiry of his |
other sentence.
additional Court news on page 10.)