The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-20
Continued from Sd Pdge.)

this month on Puuchbowl street;
was on Palace Walk when Osmer
walked up Pnnchbowl street with
two guns and turned into Printers
lane; met Osmer coming out later
without any guns; witness and Eve
other officers searched Bush's pre-
misses that evening; saw Osmer at
$40 O'Clock; saw Crick sitting out
side the printing Office, Bush was
sitting in room on the right hand
side going in; the result of the
search was the finding Of seven guns
and a belt containing forty.one cart
ridges; before searching witness
called out to Bush and told him an
officer had a search warrant and also
a warrant for his arrest; Bush said
everything was all right, and told
the officers to search the rooms; the
room on the Eva side was searched
twice when q belt Of cartridges
was found over the door behind
a board; suspected q new board
nailed up against the wall; the
telephone was on the outside of
the board; screw driver and
cbisel were lying near, and the
board was unscrewed from the wall;
Captain Hookano reached his hand
in the crevice and pulled out . rife,
and later six others we're pulled out I;
the guns had been slowed between
two walls; the outside boards were
just filed in at the top aud screwed
to strip at the bottom; Nawahi
was outside when the guns were
found; after the guns were found,
Bush, Nawahi and Crick were arrest
ed and brought to the Station; none
OF the defendants said anything
when the guns were found; after be-
ing brought to the Station the guns
aud belt OF cartridges were labelled
and delivered over to the Marshal;
the place where the guns were found
belongs to Bush; the printing Office
is used for printing Ks Leo news
paper; Bush lives upstairs; there Is
q meeting house in the same yard
near the gate entrance; witness ar
rested Bush and Crick only.
Concentration: These are the
warrants under which defendants
were arrested the warrant for Crick's
arrest was sworn to by d. KAPPA
against Richard Doe alias Z q.
Crick; witness was not sure that
Crick would be the man TO call for
the guns that evening, that is the
reason why the name Richard Doe
was put down; witness knew that .
foreigner was to call for the arms;
Osmer told KAPPA when he came
out that Crick had the guns; am not
aware that the statute makes IL q
crime to have arms in possession
with reasonable intent; did not ses
or hear anything on the part OF
Nawahi to indicate that he had FIRE.
arms in possession; witness went in
ahead OF Nawahi.
Mele Osmer, sworn, states: Am
wife OF j. l.. Osmer; have seen the
paper some time ago; Crick wrote
the note in pencil in the house;
Crick told witness to hand the note
to Osmer when he returned; heard
Of the arrest Of Bush, Crick and
Nawahi; heard OF il on Sunday
morning after the arrest; don't re-
collect how many Sundays ago; per-
haps two weeks, not sure; some days
prior to the time that he wrote the
note Crick had called at the house
several times, witness husband be.
ing absent each time; the note was
left at the house in the afternoon
aud some time after Osmer returned
home; the note read: III everything
is all right, come to the entrance to
Bush's place on Printers lane at
$50 o'clock this evening"
Cross-examination: Witness did
not speak English; only use simple
language; Crick called at house aud
asked, "Where Osmer." Witness
said, "He go.' After writing the
note, Crick said, Suppose OsmeI
come, you give" handing witness
the note. Witness answered, YES
Court adjourned at 4:45 O'Clock
until $3.50 o'clock Thursday morning
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