The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-20
COURT AT LAHAINA.
Large Strike of Work Favor Won
by Sheriff Hayselden-Deep Sea
Fishing by Chief Justice Judd
and Party.

Fishing by Chief Justice Judd
and Party.
The late session of the Circuit
Court at Lahaina, presided over by
Chief Justice Judd, was prolific of
work accomplished. Out of a pie
thoric calendar of forty-four cases,
only four were continued and of
these one was due to the death of
the plaintiff and two to the illness
of Mr.. Kalua, counsel therein.
Gardner X. Wilder, Deputy Attor-
ney-General, represented the Crown.
Kamakaaukai, convicted of burg
larry, was sentenced to Is months i'm
prisonment at hard labor, to take
effect at the end of present sentences.
Kauhiwahiwa was acquitted of the
charge of illicit liquor selling. j.
Richardson for defendant. There
was a similar result in the case of
Lakala for the same offense, also de-
Tended by Mr.. Richardson.
Haleakala, a youth who pleaded
guilty of house breaking, was sent to
the Reformatory School for two
years. j. Kalama for the defense.
Hoomano Hele, house breaking,
defended by A. Rosa, Oh a plea of
guilty was given 40 days at hard
labor.
Kali, housebreaking, unrepre-
sented by counsel, was convicted
and sentenced to two and a half
years at hard labor.
William Bailey, larceny, defended
by j. Richardson, was acquitted.
Flavius Cook was convicted of
polygamy and sentenced to pay 500
fine and be imprisoned six months
at hard labor.
David Freeman, unlawful selling
of liquor, was acquitted. j. Richard
son for defendant.
Sasaguchi, Jap, forfeited 500 bail
for liquor selling.
Jos. Freitas pleaded guilty of as
sault with deadly weapon and asked
for reduction of penalty imposed by
the Police Court of Makawao. Fined
500 and given a month at hard la
Dor. j. Kalama for the defense.
Masuda (Jap.), assault to rape,
found guilty; sentenced to one
years hard labor and to pay $50 fine.
Neumann and Creighton for defend
ant.
Imada Yasaka, murder; verdict
guilty in second degree; sentenced
to p years Imprisonment at hard
labor. Neumann for defendant.
All Sing You, obstructing Justice;
found guilty and fined 500 and
costs. Rosa and Richardson for de-
PENDANT.
The murder case of You Sung
alias All Sung was continued.
Chan Cha Pong alias All Pong,
forfeited cash bail of $3.50.
Otani Masukichi and Joe Takabai-
ASH (Japs) were fined 5000 each for
conspiracy second degree.
Frank Torres, defended bv A.
Rosa, was acquitted of liquor selling.
All Pc was found not guilty of
larceny. Rosa and Richardson for
defendant.
Appeals were withdrawn in two
Hawaiian Jury cases.
S. All Mi VS.. Waihee Sugar Co.
trover, was jury waived, to be heard
by Justice Bickerton in Honolulu.
j. F. Brown VS.. Jules Dudoit and
Charles V. Dudoit, and Charles
Dudoit VS.. j. F. Brown and A. NJ.
Brown, replevin. Both jury waived
and tried together. Judgment for
plaintiff in first case and for defend
ants in second.
In re John Maguil and |. Maguil
VS.. Paisano for Young Hee. Illegal
impounding Judgment for plain
tiffs. Rosa for plaintiffs; Kalama
and Richardson for defendants.
John Maguil gained judgment in
a similar case against Kanealii.
Mrs. Kruger ct al. VS.. Mrs, Halsey,
ejectment Jury waived to be heard
in Honolulu by Chief Justice Judd.
In banco d. p. Eldridge was adj
judged liable for pound fees to John
Maguil.
The libel was withdrawn in the