The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-28
IT WIS BLUE MONDAY
IN The POLICE COURT
pgRcEPTIsLE FALLING OFF ~
SATURDAY NIGHT
OFFENDERS.
-seven-come-Eleven" Again Heard
Trouble Of a eoOseneek orsy-
Complaining cyelist siIeneed-
Hogan ard His Job.

District Court officials received an
agreeable surprise when the Monday
morning police docket was taken up
for judicial consideration The usual
congestion OF cases was conspicuous
BY its absence. Where on former &C
easlons seventy or eighty cases would
emblazon the police register. the first
day Of the week showed the modest
record OF but % cases. Judge Wilcox
Immediately set the mills Of justice
grinding. The transgressors we're soon
being turned over to the tender mer-
cies OF the court treasurer, or l.
without funds sent down 10 the co0l-
ing confines OF the city station
Yoshumera, being uniawfully upon
the premises OF q neighbOr, was re-
leased by a nolle prOsequi.
Makai and Pinoku, gathered in Sun
day for having che IA tickets In their
possession. we're assessed a fine Of
SIS
Messrs. Heal. Webster and VIII
hams we're three victims to the beset-
ting sin OF intemperance. They were
gathered up al various downtown
shrines Of Bacchus In highly bibulols
state Saturday night The usual fines
we're rung up.
The sound OF "seven-come-eleyeu'
grated harshly upon the ears of the
officers at an early hour yesterday
morning. Investigation proved that
an able-bOdied dice game was in live
IL operation in the rear OF a we'll
known Fort street resort. In the raid
which subsequently followed q good-
sized bunch Of sportiye young fellows
were corralled. In upper social par
lance, among those present" were
S. l.. Horner. Will Smith. NJ. Rod
rigues. p. Makainai. F. ]. Leyey. A.
Morrison. W. L. Goudie. T. p. Ellis, =.
Rougert, c. Radcliffe and L. Lavarette
The departing guests were sped" g
the tune of IS and costs. The coin
was forthcoming.
The goose neck dray" driven oy
Joe Silvia was found bowling along
the boulevard faster than a walk and
Silvia was gathered in by the police
in consequence thereof Upon a pro
mise TO reduce speed in future Silvia
was released with a reprimand.
T. H. Hamm was arrested Saturday
night upon complaint of running into
a cyclist At the time for the courts
converting the complaining witness
failed to put In an appearance. The
defendant showed up bearing a note
from the "cyclist" that the case had
been squared" A nolle prosequi was
entered
Hogan, charged with vagrancy. re
quested additional time to prove that
be was a hard-working man. The
extension was granted He will tel
all about his job this morning.
Mantilo. arrested for selling spirit
uous liquors without a license. was
carried over until Tuesday morning
The one act rough house assault
case upon one All SUIT. by Messrs. Sim
mers and Foye, was dismissed
The court ordered All Wa to take
his horse 20 an equine hospital
where the upper deck of said horse
could receive treatment for its bruis
ed condition. The Chinese was arrest
ed upon the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. To make sure that the admoni
ton would be remembered and acted
upon. All Wa was fined IS and costs
Kurihara. an unsophisticated hack
man. was ignorant OF the fact that
good and true Jehus were being daily
fined for leaving their vehicles IN
hitched in the public streets. He was
caught in the act
1T will cost you a five" said the
judge. removing his spectacles anG
closing down the justice dispensary
for the day.