Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-30
FINAL REPORT BY GRAND JURY
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eight Dollars. II will therefore be seen
that the total travelling expenses in.
CURED by him were out of all proper
ton to the amount allowed by law, the
result being that he suffered financial
ly to the extent Of the difference.
True bills have been found and in
dictments returned in the following
cases:
Ho Sau San, Ho Tim, All Wal, All
Ping, All See, Young Tai, All Sum, Man
Sing, gambling; Kapena Richard, using
vulgar language; All Ho, selling ava
without a license; Kimoto, selling
liquor without license; Taga, brib-
ing an executive officer; Naone Iakua,
gross cheat; Naone Iakua, gross cheat;
Higaki, selling liquor without license;
Charles Valpoon, larceny in the first
degree; Charles Valpoon, larceny In
first degree; Martin Hiku, conducting
lottery; Kailiehu, assault and bat.
terry; Takata, assault and battery with
weapon; Manuel Vasconcelles, drunk.
, enness; Henry X. Kapea, embezzle-
ment; Paul Ohelo and Hulimoku Ka-
MO, assault and battery; Manuel Fer.
reira and Joe Fraga, larceny in the
second degree; Kishi, assault and bat
terry with weapon; f. Fisher, selling
liquor without license; +. Fisher,
keeping a disorderly house; Nishiura,
perjury; All Chung, sodomy; Ogawa
and Haramoto, conducting a lottery;
Yunekichi Yano, Nishibayshi and Flu.
eiyeda, assault and battery with a
weapton; Kawasaki, ahving lottery
tickets in possession; All Hoy, having
lottery tickets In possession; N. Prues.
sing, forgery; N. Processing, forgery;
II. N. Processing, gross cheat; Shin
Cheu Dat, Shin Lam and Shin Shee,
assault with dangerous weapons with
intent to commit robbery; Kogiro Ma
kamura, assault and battery; ]. b.
Goldstone, assault and battery; Tin
Soon, robbery In the first degree; Jane
Doe Churino, having lottery tickets In
possession; Harry Lyman, receiving
stolen goods; All Wong. selling liquor
without a license; Wo Chan, keeping
restaurant without license; M. Sou.
"a, selling liquor without a license.
True bills were not found In the fol.
lowing cases:
j. b. Goldstone, assault with intent
to rape; Kaawi, larceny in the first
degree; Harry Lyman, larceny in the
first degree; Iyigo otobe, manslaugh-
ter; Manuel Commacho, assault and
battery with weapon; Liu Fat, as.
sault and battery with weapon; Da-
vii Manuel and David Kaaumouna,
robbery; Nalau, false impersonation of
Government officer.
Judge Robinson, in discharging the
jury, stated that legislation was need.
ed In several matters in order to reduce
the duties of Grand Juries. Certain
provisions Of existing laws should be
repealed especially in reference to the
Furnishing with Imprisonment at hard
labor OF persons convicted of minor
offenses; also the provision authorizing
the High Sheriff to hire and let prison
labor to private parties as provided in
Section 1888 of the Revised Laws.
While a recent Legislature had made
a provision fixing the difference be-
tween Infamous crimes and mlsdemean-
ors by making Infamous an offense
punishable by hard labor OF year or
more, this had been found to be abso.
lutely insufficient and more legislation
was needed on this subject.