The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-15
Is u n q ~ y X = n 4 Is u Is y 4
Around the
Police Station

In the police court yesterday morn
ing, All Cheong, charged with harbor-
ing a Maynard Hawaiian girl, was re-
nanded till today.
The sixteen All somebody's, charged
with gambling, or being present where
gambling was carried on, were also
slated for trial this morning.
Dole, the wife-beater, whose better
half on Tuesday asked Judge Andrade
to let her hubby off with lecture, was
Yesterday morning reprimanded and dis
charged. If Dole offends again along
this particular line it will be spell
on the reef for him. So the judge told
him.
Keoki s Nemesis.
The unfortunate Keoki No. 4, whose
footsteps Nemesis seems to dog, was
fined ten dollars and costs for having
assaulted a Chinaman way back in hap
DIV new year time. If the numerical
Keoki hadn t filed up on dago red and
wouldn't have been identified as the
man who was sought after on the more
serious charge. 1t pays to keep sober!
Court Won't Settle Debt.
Chong Do Wong and zee Sung Ung,
two Koreans, charged with highway
robbery, were discharged. 1t appeared
that the plaintiff, Bak Chez Yung, had
engaged in game of poker with de-
PENDANTS and had won more than a
mere amateur is supposed to. A SQUAD
BILE over the gaming spoils ensued
among the sons of the land of the morn
ing calm and the case in the police
court resulted His worship intimated
in unmistakable terms that his court
was not an agency for settling gambling
debts, and ruled accordingly.
Fred Kaeck, the alleged assailant OF
Clarence D. Pringle, had his case go
over till Friday.
Sylvester Ryan, drunk and glad Of it,
was fined three dollars and costs. He
gave the rebel yell when sentenced and
narrowly escaped an additional mulct-
ing for contempt of court.
Dog Catching.
The dog-catching bureau published
the returns for the past fortnight yes
terday. Judging from the figures
ours are plentiful, but strong on the
wing. One hundred and thirty-two
| dogs of greater or lesser degree were
captured because untagged, OF which
number 81 went the suffocation route,
and 80 were redeemed. For further
| information refer to the luau statistics
| for the past two weeks.
License Season.
| Hack Inspector and Humane Officer
| Seully has had his hands full the past
| few days issuing licenses for the com
| ing fiscal year. He has been issuing
| licenses for passenger vehicles, wagons
| and draws, and for drivers of public
vehicles, including hearses. He re
ports that the licensees are coming te
] the scratch in fine style and that al
ready more than 20 per cent of ths
/ applicants for licenses have come
| through with the wherewithal, stats
of affairs decidedly better than usual
| Mr.. SculIy has issued no less than Al
| licenses for automobiles plying fol
| hire. As soon as the license pidgiI
is over he will give more attention t
humane work and already has his eagls
eve trained on several fragrant of
Tenders whom he intends to make tx
toe the line in the near future.
Japanese Charged.
| Five of the Waimanalo plantation
disturbers, Dol, Asami, Komori, Fukui
and Tamura have been charged witt
assault and battery on Hiroshimi, on
warrant issued by Sheriff Jarrett. Tn
balance will be charged with attempt
ing to pervert justice by interfering
with an officer while in the execution
of his duty.
| Yesterdays arrests included Bill.
Wilkinson, an intoxicated son of Mrs
and George McVey, Frank Brown an
Pun, also drunk The latter trio Sc
a new record, being arrested betweei
the hours of 1880 p. M and 1873
p. m.