The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-23
JUSTICE MILL IS
NOW CONTESTED
immense Calendars in District
Court Keep All Hands Work
ing Overtime.

There was another record breaking call
endar in the District Court yesterday, no
less than seventy-two cases grazing the
calendar. Judge Wilcox continued all the
cases which are awaiting the action of
the grand jury until Friday The grand
jury will make its report on these cases
tomorrow.
On account of the lengthy docket the
crowd in the court room was very large
overfiowing and flooding the lobby.
Kailipaka was committed for trial on
two charges of embezzlement. During
the past eight years he has served sew
eral sentences for larceny. His present
specially deals with other peoples Gala
abashes. Defendant claims to be a Gala
bash polisher, and is alleged to have Sc
cured calabashes from natives under pre-
tense of polishing them and TO have dis
posed of them to parties other than their
rightful owners
Two other similar cases against Kali
paka We're continued until today.
George Summers, who has done time
in Oahu Jail for burglary and other mis-
demeanors, was given two months for
Vagrancy He entered the room of George
Harris in Magoon's long house at Ka-
kaako and attempted to steal some
money from a dress belonging to Mrs.
Harris
The Chinese libel case was continued
until Friday on account of Attorney
Whitney, one of the counsel for the
prosecution, having pressing business III
another court.
Dr. H. +. Winslow, charged with as
sault and battery on All kewai ANU,
was remanded until Friday,
Loka kaaina, charged with assault and
battery on Palikopa, his wife, was sem
fenced TO ten days Imprisonment at hard
labor. This will be somewhat OF a
change for defendant who according to
the evidence in the case. has not dallied
with anything which could possibly be
| construed as work for a period of over
four months. Meanwhile defendant
wife and relatives have paid for the poi
and fish.
| Manuel Cation, Joe Holerson, John f.
! August. Joe Comes, alias f. Comes and
~. Wadenos, charged with assault and
battery on Haisha, Japanese woman,
were remanded until Friday. Defend
ants, who are hoodlums of the Punch
| bowl vintage are alleged to ave peited
the unoffending Haisha with stones.
| The following cases also came up:
All Chong Joy Hung. Lee Kin, Joseph
Curtis. larceny second degree, Oct. %
Manuel Pimental, Antonio Baraboza ma
llciouS INJURY, Oct. %; Joe Marun, lar
ceny second degree; Hose Fehciano, bur
glary, Chas. Johnson, larceny second de-
gree, Oct %; II. F. Beasey, Eugene
Souza. cruelty to animals Oct. %; Tom
Ankai larceny second degree; Lono Kai-
aiRi, gross cheat, Oct. %; Manuel Rod
rigues, assault and battery on Mary Am
da, 50 and costs: A. F. Franco, disturb
ing quiet of night So and costs; All Kai
Asa (w), fornication oct. %: Lui Aylett
che ia, $50 and costs; Sam Kanoe. Kaia-
ma, che ia, nolle prossd: Joe Barate
tvagrancy, Oct. p; j. Canada, Nick Ca
batch, Frank German. vagrancy, repri-
manded and discharged; John Rodriques
larceny second degree, Oct. %; Kaomea,
assault and battery on Keakamai nolle
pross'd: Hoy Kee, assault and battery
on Kwai Tong so and costs: Abraham
truancy, reprimanded and discharged
Albert Reed, selling liquor, Oct. %; J.
Kealoha, ]. Kanaka, Chas OFT, Bob
Gardner, Young Kwai. ]. Muniz, a Per
ry, selling liquor. Oct "a Refelio. Manuel
Nutriez, selling liquor, Oct. %; fourteen
Chinese. gambling. noIle pross'd; Eda,
common nuisance, nolle prossd; w VIII
son drunkenness, 81 and costs; CARNEY,
drunkenness, bail forfeited