The Daily bulletin., 1890-03-27
PETITION AGAINST pkIKD.l.
TrIai oil the COntcsted KOolau Eiec-
tiOn In the S1prrnc Court
{ CoRtinued.)
WEDNESDAY, March 2G.

WEDNESDAY, March 2G.
Court commenced at l0lO this
morning for continuation Of the
hearing.
KauIi testified as folloMs:-I vot-
cd at late election at kancohe can
write my name, cannot write any
thing else; voted; did not regis
ter; am Il Hawaiian; don't know
when was born was born since
lS40; ] am full 20 years old.
Cross.examined--My name is all
can write; was taught by my IA
ther; was talking with Kaulukou
this morning downstairs (shown
print after deliberation pronounces
"mokuna" and reads text slowly
after study; wen, to school when
boy read newspapers OCCASION
ally or try to; can follow copy in
writing (cepics u word of print
pointed out by Mr.. Rosa). The wit
ness then wrote several words at the
dictation of the Court. Identifies
Paikuli's name on ticket and pro-
nounces his initials ~. H." Writes
the following words: mokuna, pau
ku, hama ino, Paikuli, Kau!ukou,
naauao, as mokunu, pauka, hama
makai no, reads hama maikai, pai-
kiu, kauluko, nauao); l spelled
words as have here and was allow
ed to vote; took the oath and
signed the constitution did not
vote at former elections because did
not wish to.
Redirect understand what ]
wrote; have read paper; have read
letter by spelling slowly; never
wrote one; father told me l was
over 20 years, he is living; he told
me long ago; before the election OF
1887, before the revolution.
To Court-Am vaquero for Mr..
Cummins.
Jno. Paoa--Was an elector at
Koolau; / voted; was appointed
luna by Kaulukou; some days be.
fore election; ! did not act as such
before election; made no speeches;
did not tell any one to vote for Ka-
ulukou; did not advise any of my
friends to vote for him; voted for
him; l did not promise Kaulukou to
work for him; saw Paikuli election
morning; l was at house; Paikuli
rode up and called me out, throwing
down 81; ! asked him as be rode
away what he meant; he answered
you are to be one of my runners to-
day; l kept the money and used it.
Cross-cxamined-Paikuli did not
give me ballots that morning; had
some ballots later given me at the
polls by Kailaa am doing nothing
now; was police officer; was po-
lice officer while Kaulukou was
Judge; do not know whether he OBJ
tanned Office for me; was an officer
before; have been twice dismissed
the last time when Robert Waalcale
was deputy sheriff; on election day
worked for both; il man said he
wished to vote for Kaulukou let
him go along, and If he said Paikuli
l let him go along; did not appear
yesterday because not sent for; met
Paikuli first time on election morn
ing; never talked with Kallaa on
the subject.
To Court-The ballots Paikuli gave
me were given to such ss intended
to vote for Paikuli; / was told I
was runner for Paikuli; I had no
Kaulukou ballots; previous to this
time Paikuli had been to my house;
did nothing to earn the 81.
Cross-examined-First told Mr..
Crowningburg l had received 81
from Paikuli; 1 did not know ex-
actly what for; was at inside gate
when he threw money over; gate on
the Pualoa side.
10 the Coult--Coins were thrown
together; they fell on ground.
Re-direct-Was engaged by ka-
ulukou to work for him; l accepted
the appointment assisted him by
voting for him.
kahau-Live at Kaneohe; ain
luna on Kaneohe plantation; am
acquainted with dcfe ndant had him
for guest with his son on night be-
fore election; they left my house
about II O'Clock election night for
Honolulu; they slept at my house
night previous to election and re-
turned after polls were closed !;
when they left election morning
Paikuli said show much do We owe
you?" and said "nolhing;" Paikuli
said "that is not right" and hand
ed me So and turned away from me |;
that is all I know about it; my wife
was present; Paikulis son gave me
after election over 50 as a token
of friendship; was not surprised
when l received So; took it as
pay for entertainment; Ihad reason
to suppose so; was appointed for
Kaulukou; made speech in his IA
vor and acted for him prior to cleo
tion; ] tried TO persuade people to
vote, but people were hard hearted
l voted for him; / could not act on
election day against Paikuli who was
q friend of mine; he was an old