The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-29


man who has more initiative and is
better acquainted with the criminal ele-
ment. Sheriff Jarrett also had E. Town
send on his list as japanese and Korean
interpreter. He decided, however, that
he would not announce him as a mem
Der of the force. The Sheriff is of the
opinion that Townsend might receive
an appointment as interpreter in the
police court, but not under police pay.
| Considerable objection is being made to
Townsend for reappointment, on various
grounds. The selection of the harbor
police is not altogether pleasing to
waterfront men.
The new roster includes a bicycle
patrol for the residence districts, to be
on duty mainly at night. The new BIZ
cycle watch officers are inexperienced
men, but are chosen with a view of oc-
casionally acting as assistant receiving
clerks. Fred Turrill is reappointed as
property clerk and Harry Juen as BIZ
cycle detective, as was also w. L. How
ell, who originally applied for the po-
sition of chief of detectives. The list
as announced is as follows:
Jack Kalakiela, chief of detectives
Julius w. Asch, chief clerk.
j. K. Kanepuu, deputy sheriff IS clerk.
Solomon Meheula, assistant clerk.
F. w, Weed, police court officer.
Harry K. Clark, circuit court officer.
A. h. Nawahi, Daniel Kamahu, Jas.
K. Odds, receiving station clerks.
,Jno. L. Fern, Albert Kauwe, Sam
Kaloa, turkeys.
M. J. Scully, hack inspector and hui
name officer.
Geo. H. Holt, assistant hack inspec-
tor and humane officer.
N. B. Emerson, police surgeon.
j. K. Prendergast, truant officer.
c. H. Yong, Korean officer.
A. E. Mienvielle, Porto Rican officer.
M. Suenaga, japanese officer.
G. w. H. Ali, Chinese officer.
Fred Turrill, storekeeper.
s. Gumpfer, harbor police.
M. R. Medeiros, assistant chief of
detectives.
Jas. R. Pearee, L. K. Sheldon, David
Manuel, George Waipa, special officers. |
Patrol Wagon Drivers - VIM. J.
Steward, j. K Mokumaia.
Captains-Wm. Punohu, D. L. Kaha-
leaahu, Chas. Fl. Baker.
sergeants-P. K. ohulenui, N. T. |
Nielsen, B. N. Kahalepuna.
Bicycle Oficers-Leonard Parish, Ar
thur Kahaawinui, Alex H. Aud, Abr. |
Kawaihoa, Sam H. Kaahu, D. H. Ka-
hapamoku.
Patrol offieers-D. B. Haumea, Geo. |
Kealohapauole, Jas. Paikai, M. l.. Ma
lima, John Thomas, Jno. s. Kauhaihao, |
M. J. Monis, Moses Puahi, Hose Peter,
j. w. Humeku, E. K. Rathburn, S. L.
Leialoha, Chas. A. Wills, Geo. Namo-
kueha, Geo. H. Kilia, David Kauwe,
Peter Kaae, VIM. Spencer.
Mounted Officers-Fred Wright, ia
cintho Machado, H. Meek, Alec. Trip. |
Special Bicycle Patrol Officers-W. L.
Howell, j, S. Nobriga, Jesse Uluihi, Fl.
A. Juen, Manley Anderson.
: Officer Had a Time.
One of the appointees to a captaincy |
Al, |
time in office. d. KahaleaaAu, now a |
was up on the carpet the |
day after Christmas for being absent
from duty without leave and without |
the sheriff or deputy that his
sergeant had also decided to take day |
off. The lieutenant celebrated the day |
day both the sheriff and deputy raked |
him over the Goals. Two weeks before |
the same officer got mixed up in |
fight in c. @. zee Hops butcher shop |
and was rather roughly handled by the |
Chinese and some police officers who |
endeavored to prevent the lieutenant, /
IuGu III CAbIZeu 1IOul
up the furniture. He was brought 10 |
the station house with his clothes torn. !,
A year ago he was suspended from
duty for making an incorrect report or
the reason why his sergeant and both
bicycle officers failed to report for duty.
He gave one reason, knowing at the
time it was incorrect.
Scrap Over Harness.
George McNew was fined $40 ana
costs in police court yesterday morning
for assault and battery on the veteran
liveryman, Tom Carly. Some time ago
some harness belonging to Carly was
stolen. Later on McNew reported to
the police that some harness was lying
in an empty lot opposite Kawaiahao
church. The harness was returned to
Carly and then McNew went to Carly
demanding recompense for the part he