Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-26
SANTA CLAUS Is
GOOD 10 MANY
PRISON INMATES

Two fnll pardOns. two communications
Of sentences and 81 paroles comprised
Acting Governor e. a. Mott-Smith's
Christmas present TO the inmates Of
Oahu prison yesterday morning. There
was some doubt whether the acting
chief executives action In signing the
documents on Christmas day, legal
holiday. gives them Che proper legal
aspect. but It Is contended that the
prisoners themselves are not likely to
question II and that no others are
sufficiently interested in the matter to
raise the question seriously.
Two recommendation for commu-
tations and four FOR parions have not
yet been acted upon by the chief exec
utiVe Whether they will be signed
later IS not known.
The prisoners receiving these most
desirable gifts were:
Pardcns.
John Kelly, convicted IN Honolulu.
March %, I9f OF first degree robbery.
sentenced to four years imprison-
ment.
Goto. convicted at Honolulu May 8.
1899, Of rape; sentenced to life i'm.
prisonment.
Communications
KimHra Tobei convicted at Honofus
lu September ~, 1902. Of first degree
murder; sentenced to be hung: this
was conmuted In 1904 to life I'm.
prisonment, and again in 1909 to "a
years imprisonment; now committed
to 20 years, dating from September
l12,, 902.
Pulolo, Hawaiian woman, accused 81
exercising the baneful power Of q lza
huna and convicted on she lsiand 81
Lanai on June is, 1892. during the
Hawaiian Hng-om &C seceEd degree
murder; sentenced 70 so years I'm
prisonment; commutett now 10 years
imprisonment dating ficnI yesterday
/ Paroles.
The following have seIyei the min
imum sentence and are released
All Hal. alias Ng IIoi,. convicted 81
Honolulu March 1, 1912, Of second de
gree burglary; sentence to 10 years
August Santos, convicted June %
1912, at Honolulu, second degree roE,
berry; 4 to 90 years.
Wakobayashi sSekotaro. convicted Il
Hilo March 3, 1913, assault and bat
terry with weapon; six months 10 two
years
Jack Kaheana, alias Jack Saffery
convicted at Maui, October 1s, 1872
assault with intent to commit d. urder;
1 to 2 years.
Gilhermo Flores. convicted on Eau
al, July 5, 1913, striking and beatina
with weapon, 2 months to 2 years
Anastacio Rivera, convicted al Ho
nolulu July Is, 1913, assault with wea
| pom; 3 months to 5 years.
Howard G. Duke, convicted here
August Is, 1912, first degree burglary
is months to 20 years.
Joe KeopuhiWa, convicted here
August 5, 1910, second degree bur
glaFy;; months to 10 years.
Lum Ko alias Akana, convicted al
Hilo March %, 1910. first degree bur
glary; 8 to 6 years.
Damien Kanmiumi, convicted al
Kona, Hawaii, May IL, 1910, second
degree burglary; 3 to years.
Seris Tikete, convicted on Maui,
October q, 1911, second degree bur.
glary; 2 to years. -. 20
At Tai, convicted on Maui October
n, 1911, assault. on female under IA
years Of age; ! to A years. s..,lt
Honario =, Castro, convicted on
Kauai September 8, 1912, assault and
battery with weapon; 10 months to
2 years. ss%
Macilino Sylyestry, convicted at
Hilo, September II, 1912, assault and
battery with weaponE to 2 years.
Francisco Rodieat convicted on
Kauai, July s, 1919, assault and bat
terry with weapon; months to 2
years. =-- t'. -
Klchi Nagamori, convicted here
August 9, 1910, first degree larceny;
2 TO 20 years.
Aleka Kanuu, convicted on Maui,
April 20, 1911, first degree larceny;
to years.
Calisto Rego, convicted here June
Is, 1911, assault on female under II
years of age; months to years.
Daniel Kaukini, convicted here
June e, 1911. forgery; 1 tos5 years,
Edward hIikalemi, Jr., convicted
here November IL, 1903, second de.
gree robbery; 5 to 20 years.