The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-05
CRIMINAL
CALENDAR
Occupied Circuit
Court All
Day.

tire day was taken up with the GRIM
inal calendar, and the first case will be
heard this morning. Legal favors were
distributed with a liberal hand, and
many a penniless client was turned over
to an attorney to defend
The case Of Sweetie Smith charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon
will be the first case heard having been
set down for trial this morning at ten
o'clock. vivas was appointed to de-
fend. The remainder of the criminal
cases are to be heard in very nearly
the same order as they appear on the
calendar, except as hereafter noted.
Allen who appeared on the calendar
as attorney for Kamalua, charged with
rape, was not in court and Kane was
Amounted to defend. w. ]. Russell was
appointed attorney for Enoka, charged
with larceny in the second degree.
A plea in abatement is pending in
the case of Il. Gusman, charged with
murder in the second degree, and the
case was passed for the present.
All Wal, charged with larceny in the
second degree, said he had already been
serving nine months in prison, and
Enoch Johnson was appointed to de-
fend. Peters was appointed to defend
All On, charged with larceny In the
second degree.
Kane, charged with larceny in the
second degree, who Is out on ban talleu
to put in an appearance, and ms pan
was declared forfeited and bench
warrant issued for his arrest.
The case of Domingos Ferreira is
pending on a plea in abatement; 1T was
put at the foot of the calendar upon
agreement by Deputy Attorney General
Cathcart.
The cases of Wade. Osaki, lchigoro
and all the transition period prisoners
were passed as in earl a plea in abate-
ment is pending or will be filed.
Kaulukou was appointed to defend
Kealoha. charged with larceny in the
second degree. The court first appoint
ed C. A. Long to defend hut upon learn
ing that the other attorney had already
received q fee of six dollars from the
prisoner he rescinded the first order.
In the case of Yoshidi Eki and kuni-
noba, charged with cruelty to animals
Attorney Brooks moved for dismissal
on the ground that the proceedings oil
the District Court were in the Hawai-
Ian language. The court denied the mo-
ton, thus overruling Judge Gear, VINO
some time ago on a similar motion dis
missed the case, holding that all court
proceedings must be in English.
In the case of Tin Soon. boy of about
fifteen, who said he was hair whltc duu
half Chinese, the court ordered that his
father be brought into court and explain
why counsel had not been employed Tor
the son, who was charged with larceny
in the second degree. In the afternoon
the father appeared, and stated that ne
had employed Kaulia to defend.
In the case of Lee Kin, charged with
larceny in the second degree, n plea OF
guilty was entered.
In case of Daniel McGoldrick. Attor'
pey Strauss announced that the matter
appeared upon the calendar by mistake
as the defendant had been convicted
sentenced. served his sentence, and was
now on his way to California. The case
was ordered stricken from the calendar
Carlos A. Long was appointed to de
fend Yong Mung, charged with larceny
in the first degree. and Mr. Atkinson was
called upon to perform the same service
for All Cheong on II similar charge. f
Il. McClanahan was appointed to defend
William Kalahiki, charged with larcen,
in the second degree. .
Johnson was appointed tuN defend Ku
mano Kealoha, charged with larceny IL
the second degree. and WAS Is to &C
on behalf OF Jose Feliciano.- at the re
quest of the Court.
Antoine Barabozo, a wee bit of a boy
hardly more than twelve years of age
charged with malicious injury, was al
lowed to go by the court upon his owr
recognizance and told to return with hi
father at 2 O'Clock. At the appointed
time the little fellow was on hand, ant
upon his fathers statement that he hat
no means to employ counsel. the cour
appointed Strauss.
Ukioshi and Mort We're charged witt
malicious injury and neither had funds
to employ counsel. The first named sale
he had formerly been employed raising
pigs for Judge Wilcox, while the latte
stated that he had earned his living b!
selling empty beer bottles l. NJ. Lont
was appointed to defend them.
j. r. De Bolt was appointed as attor
ney for Grant Carpenter, charged will
assault with a dangerous weapon, an,
Judge Stanley Is to act in behalf of JONI
Brown. charged with a similar crime
Mr.. Stanley announced that he intend"'
to 20 to the coast on the 1sth and th
court stated that in the event he wa
not present when the case was called
someone else would be appointed.
Thos Kane, assault with dangerou
weapon, is to have b. L. Marx to act II
his behalf upon the order of the court
James Duncan. charged with sinila
crime, dd not appear when his name Wa
called. and the court ordered the bal
bond Of $50, with A. A, Young as surety
forfeited.
A. Ahrens. charged with mansauShte
In the third degree, was released on CIV
ing bail OF $500. He is the German VIII
ran down a Jap on a bicycle some tim
ago, killing him instantly.
The case Of VIM. Davis went over be
cause of the argument pending befor
Judge Gear upon an application for tn
grand jury minutes.
In the case of VIM. Ester. a TRANSITION
period prisoner, the court granted leav
10 Attorney Strauss to amend his Die
in abatement now on file.
All Hee failed to appear when his nam
was called. and It was then discovere
that the defendant was serving a teri