The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-20
TALESMEN
ARE CALLED.
To Make Up Jury
In Liquor
Case.

After few challenges had been exer-
cIsed in empaneling jury for the trial
of A. f. Franco, charged with selling
liquor without license. the panel was
exhausted. Judge Gear suggested call
ing talesmen from among the bystand-
ers, and when an attempt at this course
had apparently failed he was about or
dering a special venire from the regu-
lar jury list. The lawyers did not relish
the prospect of delay and with another
effort Bailiff Ellis managed to land
Prince David and Capt Black in the
box, where they stayed to fill the last
two vacancies produced by challenges.
AS finally accepted the jury was COM
posed of j. a. NJ. Johnson. H. p. Roth,
II. a. Parmelee, David Kawananakoa,
Jas. H. Black, j. j. Dias. ]. A. Lave
lave, John C. Lane, James Brown, j.
II. Craig, G. d. Malone and Henry
Carl
NJ +. Prosser represented the Terri
tory, and j. j. Dunno the defendant.
a motion by Mr.. Dunno to strike out all
of the testimony of Harry w. Flint,
a police officer, hung up the trial some
time after o'clock. Judge Gear con-
tinued the case until 10 o'clock this
morning, when he may be expected to
give ruling on the motion.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The grand jury came into court be-
fore Judge Gear yesterday morning and
presented seventeen pills of indictment.
Most of them went on the secret file,
pending the arrest of the accused.
Those already in custody and arrested
before the court adjourned for the day
We're: f. Geneau, indicted for murder
in the first degree; Thomas Larkin and
j. Borges, burglary in the first degree;
Fujimoto, burglary in the first degree;
Pang Chow, assault and battery.
Geneau is charged with numbering
Harris.
FIXING A BOND.
Pang elbows alleged offense includes
an attempt to commit another crime
and the maximum penalty is a fine of
$1,000 or five years imprisonment. A.
G. NJ. Robertson appeared for him and
asked to have bail fixed. Judge Gear
made it $1,000 and when a brother of
the defendant came forward as surety
and both testified as to their property
the court would not take their word
for it, but stated that If the High
Sheriff or the Deputy High Sheriff said
the iqen were good for'it he would ac-
cept them. AS the defendants counsel
was leaving the court room he was in
formed by the court that two bonds
men would be required, and he at once
offered w. F. Hebron, manager of the
Island Market Co., the employer of the
SENTENCES.
Chew 1t, convicted last week of hav-
ing lottery tickets in his possession,
was sentenced to be imprisoned at hard
abor for thirty days. The court made |
to the effect that, although |
gambling was openly conducted in
Honolulu every day, there was no rea-
son why one convicted of the offense |
should not be sentenced The prison. |
the court was informed he had been |
engaged in gambling for fifteen years.
Yet the court took the mans age into |
in giving a short sent
ence.
Ho Sol, the japanese found glilty of |
receiving stolen goods from a gang of |
Portuguese thieves, was sentenced by |
Judge Gear to six months at hard labor |
and TO pay fine of $50.
kukuda, pleading guilty to receiving |
stolen goods. was sentenced to impris-
of two days and to pay a fine
Of s25.
LARGE FORECLOSURE DECREE.
Judge Robinson yesterday signed a |
decree of II. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, VS.. /
w. c. Achi, Kapiolani Estate. Ltd. w. |
r. Castle and j. NJ. Monsarrat. NJ. T. |
simonton is appointed as commissioner |
10 sell the property described in the |
The mortgage debt Is $685. /
1878 and the property consists OF |
ranch lands, stock, etc, IN South Kona,
Hawaii
WHAT JUEN MUST PAY.
Judge De Bolt yesterday afternoon
rendered judgment In the Juen divorce
Ease Esther T.. Juen h granted O d.
Yorce against Harry a. Juen. who IL
ordered % restore 90 Ms. Juen the
purse containing her Jewelry with
$40 IN money The libeilee l. also con-
iemned 10 pay the libellant $3.50 ali-
nony in gross ana q counsel fee Of $3.50
u. ~ Cooper appeared for hbellant
ana A - n Robertson Tor libelre
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