The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-09-08
GRAND JURY
.GR|T|C|zES
NJ CARN
United States District Attorney
Accused in Final Report Of
Working Grave Injustice Upon
Prisoners by Delaying Hearings
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That grave injustice has resulted Ia
the past 10 persons held in prison pend
ing action by the Federal grand jury.
through delay on the part OF the United
States district attorney In bringing
such eases promptly before the grand
jury, was the statement contained in
the final report Of the grand jury dis
missed yesterday.
This statement was followed by the
recommendation that all such cases be
brought promptly to the attention Of
the grand Jury BY the district attorney.
so that in the event Of no true bill
being returned the prisoner will secure
an early release.
The report Also recommends that an
minors held in prison awaiting trial or
serving sentence be kept separately
from adult prisoners, and gives the
opinion OF the grand jury that the
valuable time OF the court and jury
ought not be taken MP with certain
STATUTORY eases which the grand Jury
believes should be heard before The
territorial district court.
Forty-two True Bills.
A total Of forty.two true bills and
six no trhe bills was set forth in list
appended 70 the report, nine OF the
findings being handed in with the final
report. This represents the work Of
the grand jury since April l3. Thu
Jury was empaueled for the April term.
The report was signed by j. Morton
Riggs, foreman; A. NJ, simpson, John II.
Dye, M. Mcintyre, j. Cooper, A. y.
Spitzer D. w. Douthitt, George Il. Nc.
GoTiston, Eugene X. DuvauehelIe, John
D. Holt, Merle N. Johnson, r. warham,
Charles n. Forbes, A. L. Clark, II. A.
Giles, J.. r. Gait, John c. Lane, and W.
q. Ashley as secretary.
Following the reading Of the report.
the retiring jurors were thanked BY
Judge s. p. Dole, M. A. Thomas, acting
district attorney, while Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Thompson thanked the
| jury both for himself and for the alb
sent JEFF Mcoarn, under whom they
entered upon their duties.
/ Following the dismissal Of the Jury.
Ia drawing was conducted to secure
names for the grand and petit jnries to
serve during the October term. Nine.
kty;thtee names were drawn, twenty.
three, for the grand jury and seventy
| for the petit jury. A great many Of
the jurors live in the districts outside
Of Honolnlu, Two names were set aside
| after being drawn, @. A. Reynolds and
Bert Bowers against whom charges are
Names OF New Grand Jurors.
Following are the grand jurorss
L William Miner, Makawao, Mani:
James ID. Dougherty Honolulu; John
II. Colburn, Honolulu; James Williams.
Kohaln, Hawaii; G. Muller, Lihne. Kan.
al; Clinton VIM. Crandell, Honolulu:
Frank Alameda, Kohala, Hawaii
Charles Martin, Kailua, Hawaii: vii.
liam II. Soper, Honolulu; Bert Y. Lerch.
Honolulu; james @. Crave, Pahoa. Hn.
wall; Harry Armitagc, Honolulu. An
tone p. Amaral, Pahoa, Hawaii; jaime.
II w. Young, Honolulu; Henry II. Ayleff.
HohohliI Charles G. Bockus, Honolulu:
Benjamin Dole, Honolulu: Edwin Soper
Oiaa Hawaii; Earl X. Ellsworth. Man-
naval, Oahu; Antoine j.. Comes. Ililo.
Hawaii; Willard j.. Brown. Honolulu.
la. +. Robinson, waimea, Kauai, and
Axel A. Aalberg, Honolulu.
The petit jurors arc as follows:
! II. b. Weller. WaiIaku, Maui; w. X.
Buchanan, Lahaina, Maui; Martin
Campbell, Kampela, Hawaii; VIM. II.
IGreenweil, Kealakekua. Hawaii; Charles
Duncan, Kamuela, Hawaii; Jacob r..
, Brown, Honolulu; George Davis, Kan.
lucia, Hawaii; John X Cockett, KoIoa.
Kauai; Lewis T., Arnold, Honolulu:
James i, Holt, Honolulu; William
Higgins, TIilo, Hawaii; Geo. w. Clark.
Honolulu; Albert Bechert, Lihue, kau-
al; Willard r. Grace, Honolulu; r. D..
White, Honolulu Samuel D Lyle, Ho-
. lnOluln; Geo. w. Ewaliko, Hilo, Ha.
waiii Charles Spencer, Honolulu; Henry
Gumpfer, Honolulu; Henry G. Dolliver,
Wahiawa, Oahu; John III, Coney, Lii
, hue, Kauai; X. G, Searle, Honolulu.
Maui; Bernard Beardmore, Honolulu;
III, A. Weaver, Hawi, Hawaii; Henry
: Higgins. Keauhou, Hawaii; Charley
! tbey, Honolulu; Samuel s. Peck, Homo
Q tluh; Carl Bindermann, Koloa, Kauai.
William J, Stone, Hilo, Hawaii Arth-
D Iur r, fhayer, Honolulu; Walter n.
Sanborn, Hanaiei, Kauai; Il, III. Aus
!, 1 tin. Hilo, Hawaii; John ID. Holt, Jr..
D ! Wailuku, Maui; Fred X. Hopeole, Pa
/ hoa Hawaii; L. NJ. Vetlesen, Honolu
e llu; w. q. Scott, Paia, Maui; Robert
/ lIIorner, Paapilo, Hawaii; John M, Me-
: lCabe, Heeia, Oahu; Jason Andrade,
= Honolulu; Charles A. Desky, Honolulu,
q Melht Kilauea, Kauai; W. Il. Deeoto,
I tLabaiha, Maui; Charles Bailey, Wailu.
. kn, Manis Henry +. Abbey, Honolulu;
s JOaquiin Sonza, Kekaha, Kauai; Thee.
! lIIoffmRn, Honolulu; ChRs O. Flynn,
{ Kohala, Hawaii; f. W. barnard, Lau-
} pahoehoe, Hawaii; Henry Chairman,
E Waimea, Kauai; Emil Bader, Kohaln,
! Hawaii; Dick Kane, Kaaula, Oahu;
ala. c. NJ Rasch, HonoluTu, Herbert
I blanchard, Honolulu; Flank T. Rich.
E lardson, Honolulu; Geo. A. Martin,
! Honohlu; Joseph NJ Irvine, Honolulu;
Paul II. Baftels, Hilo, Hawaii; John
. In, Ain, Honolulu; VIM. Hiserman.
J lHilo, Hawaii; William Spencer Bowen.
, Honolulu; John Waterhonse, Honolulu;
3 Rudolph j. Buchly, Honolulu; Geo.
!, Quill, Honolulu; Fred w, Carter, Ho-
. lnolnlu; William yanltta, Jr., Paanilo.
lIawaii: Alexander g, Nelson, Keka-
Ia, Kauai; Fred Kaeck, Honolulu; n.
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