The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-31
THE HILO RECORD.
Happenings-A MySteri-
'ouS Disappearance.
POLITICAL.

enting on the nominations
es, the Record says: Mr..
although not q resident of our
a man whom we believe
:. 4 - 4 for the interests of this ISL
SIS record as a noble in the
Dlszf 1887-8S shows him to be a
EST man, not afraid to state
actions on any subject. His
pn the Chinese question is of
alive character. From what
ad of his views, he is in favor
si1Ae restriction, but still feels
oU 81 we must not shut down so
TIT we will not be able to get
go labor from that country, if
We do not think there is
aler of his doing anything in
5 that would be detrimental
the st Interests of the country.
Yong has large interests in our
ict, and will do all in his power
bel % IN anything wanted for the
sEsiet, on for the whole island. We
re that his nomination will be sus-
ned b. the votes of our island.
to Mr. Marsden, his record dur
= the session of 1890 showed him to
B man of enlarged views. AL
80 ga - eonse instances we felt that
D;oa Evoted differently, still
In -assto have been one of the
aen that we had in that
sat We believe he has the
; st - our island at heart, and
II 40 III he can to further them.
Is DIbughly believes in good gov
.hlaerb and that a part of good gov
aenE is to push our public i'm
eEn tnts.
Iii two such men elected, our
bis lis for this island will show a
Iy array of honest men. With
mkn in the legislature, there
Iis nd fear of bad legislation.
ilcok and Bill White held forth
1e Court House last evening to
5oaE fifty natives and foreigners.
Ieox'a speech, as far as we can
consisted of praising up Wilcox
msael man." Paha!
Sc Eprtnguese held a meeting a
p venings ago at the Court House,
s. decided not to vote for any native
aiissn representative of the Bush
eox party. They are sound.
tlRee most prominent candi-
der Central Hilo are KekOhou,
ila and Mossman. Of the three
g kihk Kekohou the most reliable
~, and hope that he may be elected.
rom North Hilo the prominent
'najdate is James NATION. He pro-
see to be an independent and not a
tisan candidate. Who else is run
- there we have not as yet heard.
swahi is the only candidate for
ssEh HilO thus far. He is not the
- we want, and, without doubt,
liner candidate will be put forward
Jus far only three natives, none OF
aSG suitable men, have been put
kfard as our elective Road Board.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
8. J.4sae1 Ias-se-.-ss = ~..-1xe.
nedr Papaikou, left his home
day morning, between 2 and 8
ock, and since that time has not
seen or heard of. Parties were
hing for him both Sunday and yes
but thus far nothing has been
II his whereabouts. He is sup
led to have been under the influ-
Ne of liquor at the time. When he
"a the house he took with him a
1T, vest and pair of shoes. He left
watch and keys and did not take
aoat. 1t is feared that he made
ay with himself or else has wan
ed off and died in the wet from eX-
IRE. No reason can be assigned
bis disappearance. His business
were somewhat involved, but
ugh so to lead to the suspicion
lat being the cause of his disap-
nee.
ne bark Harvester, Captain Rock,
Ved in port on Thursday last, six
&nldays from San Francisco. She
ngs full freight. The passengers
IRE Mrs. Bohnenberg and children.
RilO, December %, 1891.