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


of sentences and 81 paroles comprised
Acting Governor e A. Mott.Smith's
Christmas present 10 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 the proper legal
aspect, but 1t 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 eommu-
tations and four for pardons have not
yet been acted upon blythe chief exec
utiVe. Whether they will be signed
later is not known.
The prisoners receiving these most
desirable gifts we're:
Pardons. ~ ->..s j.
John Kelly, convicted in Honolulu,
March %, 1911, of first degree robbery,
sentenced to four years imprison-
ment. =
Goto, convicted at Honolulu May 8,
1899, of rape; sentenced to life Inn
Eprisonment. s. s
Communications.
Kimura Tobei, convicted at Honolu-
lu September IL. 1902, Of first degree
murder; sentenced to be hung; this
was committed In 1904 to life i'm.
prisonment, and again in 1909 to 80
years imprisonment; now committed,
to 20 years, dating from September
IL. 1902.
Pulolo, Hawaiian woman, accused Of
exercising the BanefuI power Of ka-
huna and convicted or he island OF
Lanai on June Is, 1892 during the
Hawaiian kingsom, 5f second degree
murder; sentenced 70 so years i'm
prisonment; commute.l now 10 years
imprisonment dating item yesterday.
Paroles. ~. -.
The following have selyei the min
imum sentence and arc released:
All Hal, alias Ng Hoi, convicted at
Honolulu March /, 1912, OF second de.
gree burglary; sentence / to 10 years.
August Santos, convicted June %.
1912, at Honolulu, second degree rob
berry; / to 20 years.
Wakobayashi Sekotaro, convicted at
Hilo March 3, 1913, assault and bat
terry with weapon; six months To two
years. s. @''-e tsR
Jack Kaheana, alias Jack Saffery,
convicted at Maui, October Is, 1912,
assault with intent to commit murder;
1 to years. - = y
/ Gilhermo Flores, convicted on Kau-
al, July s, 1913, striking and beating
with weapon, Q months to Q years
Anastacio Rivera, convicted at Ho!
nolulu July IS, 1918, assault with wea-
pon;3 months TO years.
Howard c.. Duke, convicted here
August Is, 1912, first degree burglary;
Is months to 20 years.
Joe Keopuhiwa, convicted here
August 5, 1910, second degree bur
glary; 6 months to 10 years.
Lum Ko alias Akana, convicted at
Hilo March 49, 1910, first degree bur.
glary;;.3 to years.
Damien Kaumiumi, convicted at
kona, Hawaii, May II, 1910, second
degree burglary; to years.
Seris Tikete, convicted on Maui,
October Il, 1911, second degree bur-
At. Tai, convicted on Maui October
Il, 1911, assault on female under II
years of age; to years.
Honario Castro, convicted on
Kauai September 3, 1912, assault and
battery with weapon; 10 months to
2 years.
Macilino Sylvestry, convicted at
Hilo, September II, 1912, assault and
battery with weapon; / to years.
Francisco Rodica, convicted on
Kauai. July s, 1913, assault and bat
terry with weapon; 3 months to 2
years.
Klehi Nagamori, convicted here
August 9, 1910, first degree larceny;
2 to 20 years.
Aleka Kanuu, convicted on Maui,
April 20, 1911, first degree larceny; q
to years.
Calisto Rego, convicted here June
IS, 1911, assault on female under IA
years Of age; months to years.
Daniel Kaukini, convicted here
June Is, 1911, forgery; l to years.
Edward Mikalemi, Jr.. convicted !
here November II, 1909. second de.
gree robbery. TO 90 wears