The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-06-27
Business Of a Second Cir.
cult Term Ended.
Few Criminal Cases-Judgs Stanley
on the B.rch-A Saivsg4 Mat
ter Divorce Libeis.
Waikiki, Maui, June q, 1899.
CRIMINAL.


entered plea Of guilty to indictment
Messrs. Creighton and Correa argued
before the Court, pleading for mercy
and leniency, as the lad was but of
sixteen summers, and had entered the
store Of Rodrigues, in Waikiki. some
months ago in the night time, and
succeeded on several occasions in get
ting away with some coin, and all
this the lad claims to have done for
the sake of having some fun. The
Court sentenced the defendant to i'm
prisonment at hard labor for a period.
Of six months in the Waikiki Jail.
Republic Of Hawaii VS.. Leong Yee,.
burglary in first degree Indictment
presented: defendant entered a plea of
not guilty; trial by jury on June 18th
and 18th. The regular panel Of Jurors
having been exhausted, there being
seven. peremptory challenges by de-
PENDANTS counsel, fourteen talesmen
were called in by the Sheriff. The at
tentiOn Of the Court and jury was de-.
voted to this case for two days, and at
6 p. m. on Thursday afternoon, after
the jury had been out for half an
hour, the foreman, Frank p. Baldwin.
handed in the unanimous verdict of
the jury for defendant. +. P. Dole for
prosecution, Messrs. Hons, Coke and
Brooks for defendant.
CASES BEFORE JUDGE STANLEY.
Judge Stanley, of the First Circuit,
who was assigned to hear cases in
the Second Judicial Circuit in which
Judge Kalua was disqualified on ac-
count Of interest, or having had some
thing to do with said cases in the ca
pacity Of an attorney, came up on
Wednesday morning, June 14th. The.
first case handled by Judge Stanley
was Pioneer Mill Company va. Lahai
ma Coffee and Fruit Company. AS,
there has been an Injunction fled in
the First Circuit, which was dissolved
and an appeal taken therefrom, the
the case was ordered continued until
December term. #72.@ g,
Mary Waiwaiole ct, al. VS.. E. H.
Bailey ct al, bill for partition. The.
Court declined to hear petition and or
dered the same retained until plant
iff's title to the property has been
heard in a court OF law. Judge Stan,
ley, after being on the bench for about
one hour, thanked the attorneys most
heartily for their kind attention unto
the close Of his arduous duties, which
then happily terminated ...
MIXED JURY.
Il. p. Baldwin and l.. A. Thurslon
VS.. kahi ct al, replevin. The defend
ants claimed to have found twenty
two pieces OF 1Ox12 redwood lumber
floating about two miles out beyond
the breakers at Kihei, and claimed
salvage Of IS for the same. The plant
IFS considered that the services Of the
natives were worth only about one
dollar and they should be satisfied
with such reward, as plaintiffs do not
believe that the lumber had got loose
from the moorings during the night
The jury returned verdict for plant
IFS, and assessed damages in the sum
Of 500. Hons-Coke for plaintiffs, J.
Richardson for defendants.
Laukua Mahi VS.. William Kukona
and w. G. Scott, deputy Sheriff, Wal
luku; Trespass. Hons Coke for plant
III, Dole for defendants. The jury
rendered a verdict for plaintiff, with
damages of 500.
Charles Gohier VS.. A. n. Hayselden.
deputy sheriff, Lahaina; malicious
prosecution for causing the arrest of
Mr.. Gohier for riding a bicycle with
out light after the hours of darkness
in the district of Lahaina, was set.
tied out of court, the defendant agree
ing that plaintiff should have jude-
ment in the sum of $25.
DIVORCE.
Kalaaoula (w) VS.. Kamoanala (kJ-
alias Bob Samoa Uionolulm. Grant
ed. Kalaauola was married to an
other man on the same day by Rev.
J. NJ Lewis, OF this town.
Osmer Abbott VS.. Mabel Rosecrans
Abbott, both of Lahainaluna, was
continued to December term.
Mary Edwards VS.. George Edwards.
Continued to December term, as libel
lee could not be found within the Re-
public. Service OF summons ordered
published,
At y, m, on Wednesday, June ~,
1893. the court adlourned for The lerm