The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-26

iCluoSu ~ as was NV ChbttiNo w
receive it.
The Court here orders inspector
to open envelopes containing ballots
of the candidates. The witness Sc
lects one from each envelope. The
Court directs the clerk to enter Of
record that the Paikuli ballot was
folded parallel with the print and
the ballot of Kaulukou crosswise of
the print. Comparison Of ballots
show them to be of same size.
RECESS.
Mr.. ii. n. Castle asks permission
10 put Mr.. Rose on the stand.
Granted.
Know Mr.. kailaa met him at the
pail before trial some weeks be-
fore; Odds was present Mr.. Odds
said, "you are kolohe!" he replied,
"aole;" asked, "did you not get
ten dollars?" he said no; ! said,
~ find your name on the report FOR
that amount" he said, "aole loa,
mahope."
Cross. examincd-Think he SAID,
mahope paha; he was very jolly /;
talked with him in native; he said,
"aole loa, mahope;" / understand
native; Mahoe voted before Hoapili
came in, the vote Of Hoapili being
second; the board asked who gave
him the ballot and he said Paikuli |;
Paikuli denied it; he was quite
angry; it was folded same as first |;
l found out after having in my
hands that the ballot was double; !
did not regard the man as guilty; l
laid it to runner; he refused to vote
saying Paikuli had acted badly to
him.
BY the Court-Did not think in
asking who gave him vote that it
would be equivalent to disclosing
how man would vote; did not think
out Of my province to ask such a
question.
Cross-cxamined-.One ballot must
have been inside the other; the
lnnas must have folded them before
delivery; l slipped them apart; il
might have been a mistake on the
part Of the candidates.
Makahalupa--was present at polls
February 9Th; am acquainted with
Kailaa; saw him election day; he
was at the courthouse in Koolau
was acting as runner for Psikuli
know Kauli; saw him at the polls
no was doing nothing when ] saw him
in telephone office; could not say
whether he was acting rs q runner
saw Paoa at the polls; he was act
ing for Paikuli; about half an hou,
before polls opened he came to mt
saying he had been asked to worl
for Paikuli; told him he hat
agreed to work on our side; since
the election he had explained wha,
the witness did not understand be
fore.
Testimony objected to and objec
ton sustained.
Know Kuupaha saw him at polls
was acting as runner; same as Kai
laa; acting for Paikuli; saw Kahau
he came in and voted, then went on
and sat down; did not see him act
ing rs a runner for either of tn
candidates he acted as a rune
for Kaulukou before the elcctio
day; Kahau was present at on
meeting in behalf of Kaulukou; b
made speech favoring his election
evening before election went I
where Kaulukou was stopping; sa
Kahau there; do not know why h
came; he might have come acc
dentally.
Cross-examined-Was one of III
ulukou's lunas; i did my best fc
him; have held several Governmer
offices previous to election; resigne
them to help Kaulukou; did not e,
pect reward; am not in the gener,
habit of working gratis; was ager
to take acknowledgements to deed
etc., also fence commissioner III
offices did not amount to much
> the fees were light; never recei'
ed cent as fence commissions di
not receive $40 since 1887 as agel
of Acknowledgements; my service
were to expatiate to those approach
ing the polls on the merits of Kaul,
kou; don't know how many rune
; Paikuli had until saw the electit
return Of expenses; our lunas we
7 about So or about Onc.fourth u
I number OF voters.
At go continued to Wednesds
. morning at 10 o'clock.