The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-07-09

Hawaii and City and County of Homo.
| lulu, where persons remaining in the
employ of the complainant were apt
to be, for the purpose and with the
unlawful and malicious intent of
threatening and intimidating any and
all japanese persons continuing to
work for your complainant or remain
ing in its employ, or seeking employ
ment from it.
The twenty-third paragraph of the
complaint states that "'under the laws
of the Territory of Hawaii no jury trial
or term cases can be begun in the
months of July and August so that
with the exception of cases now pend
ing and unfinished, no trial can be held
upon any criminal charges which have
heretofore been made or which might
now or hereafter be made against
these defendants or any of them until
the month of September, 1909
The injunction asked for, if grant
ed, would prevent the Nippu Jill from
publishing threatening articles against
the Japanese not in sympathy with, the
movement or from lettering about the
plantation premises or in the vicinity
"and from compelling or inducing, or
attempting to compel or induce, by in
timidation, insults, threats, force or
violence, or by intimidating and threat
ening language or threats of boycott
or ostracism published in that certain
newspaper called the 'Nippu Jill.
published in the japanese language in
said Honolulu, any persons to leave the
employment of complainant or to
refrain from entering or reentering the
employment of complainant, or to re-
fuse or fail to perform their duties as
employees of complainant or to refrain
from going to or upon the said prem
ises of complainant for any lawful pur-
pose whatever; and from requesting,
aiding, assisting or abetting any per-
son or persons to commit any of the
acts aforesaid; and from congregating
at or near the premises of complain
ant, or at or near the railway station
of the Oahu Railway & Land Company
at said Honolulu or at said Waipahu
for the purpose of intimidating en-
ployes of complainant, or coercing said
employees, or preventing them from
rendering their services to said COM
plainant, or inducing or compelling by
intimidation, insults, threats, force or
violence any of the employees of com
plainant from continuing in it's service
or any person or persons from engag-
ing in the service of complainant; and
from going, either singly or collective
ly. to the homes of complainant IS EN-
ployes, or any of them, or the homes
of any persons who desire or intend
to enter the service of complainant for
the purpose of intimidating or coercing
any or all of them to leave the en-
ployment of complainant from enter
ing complainant's IS employ; and from
picketing or patrolling or guarding
complainant's plantation, the public
highway between said plantation and
Honolulu, said railway station at Ho-
nolulu, said railway station at Waipa-
hu, or the boarding houses in Honolu-
lu frequented by japanese laborers or
any of said places for the purpose of
intmidating employees of complainant,
or coercing said employees, or prevent
ing them from rendering their services
to SAID complainant, or inducing or
compelling by intimidation, insults
threats, force or violence any of the
employees of complainant from contin-
uing in its service or-any person or
persons from engaging in the service
of complainant; and further, that upon
final hearing the said injunction may
be made permanent, and for costs and
such further relief as to this honor
able court shall seem just and proper
in the premises.
Dated, July 6, A. D. 1909.
OAHU SUGAR CO., LTD.
BY its attorneys,
Kinney, Ballou, Prosser and Ander-
son.