The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-11-19
SIGNIFICANT NAVAL ORDER FINAL ELECTION RETURNS
NIIHAU GIVES ITS MAJORITY TO
PARKER.
Election Results on Kauai Not Affected
BY the Niihau Vote-Composition of
the Next Legislature.

official returns of the election on the
island of Niihau have been received by
Territorial Secretary Henry e. Cooper.
The vote over there was twenty-four.
Although this amounts to little, the
small colony pulled up Parker's vote a
mite. The vote for delegate was as fol-
lows:
Fifty-sixth Congress-Parker, II;
Wilcox, 4; Prince David 0; rejected, 8.
Fifty seventh ongress-Parker, 10;
Wilcox, A; Prince David, 2; rejected, 9.
This result reduces Wilcoxs plurality
for the Fifty-siXth Congress from 277 to
264, and for the Fifty seventh Congress
from 316 to 305.
The vote for senators was as follows
G. II. Bishop, D, 4, giving him total of
1885, Isaac Kahilina, Ind, 6, a total of
299; Luther Naakapaahu, Ind, 4, a total
of BIZ; W. H. Rice, R, Is, total of 1856;
G. N. Wilcox, r., II, total of 244. The
result is therefore not changed.
For the House the result was as fol-
lows: S. K. Kaeo r, 16, total of 131
E. hnudsen, r, 10, total of 1885, Ro-
bert Waialeale, r, H. total of Al; S.
W. Wilcox, D, IA, total of 257 Isaac
Kaauwai, Ind, 6, a total of IA; r. Pu-
uiki, Ind, 2, total of 81; A. K. Mika
by petition, 4, total of 102; William j.
Warner, D. 4, total of II; D. H. Ka-
lawaia, D, g. total of ia; ]. A. Akina
Ind, a. a total of 2S1; ]. B. K. Leleiwi
Ind, 3, a total of 224; Charles Blake, by
petition, 2, total of 1923; Kali, d, 2, a
| total of 166. Joseph Puni, by petition
and w. ]. Sheldon, D, received no votes
The senators elected from Kauai are
therefore Isaac Kahilina, and Luther
Naakapaahu, both Independents the
House members will be J. A. Akina.
Ind, S. w. Wilcox D, Isaac Kaawai,
Ind, and Joseph Puni, by petition.
The composition of the Senate will be
as follows: From Hawaii-Republica
! l; Democrats, / Independents, 2: from
| Maui, ect-Republicans. l; Indepen-
dents, 2; from Oahu-Republicans A.
Independents, 2: from Kauai-Indepen-
dents, 2. TOtal-Republicans 6: Dem
| ocrats, 1; Independents, s.
Representatives From Hawaii-Re-
publicans, l; Democrats, 5: Independ-
ents 2; Maui, etc-Republicans. 1; Inde-
pendents 5; Oahu-Republicans 6; Inde-
acknowledgements, /; Independents. >:
Kauai-Democrats, 1; Independents, 2:
by petition. l. Total-Republicans s;
Democrats 6; Independent Democrats
l; Independents. IA; by petition, 1.
The names of the new senators are:
From Hawaii. d. Paris, r.; John
Brown, D.; Henry West, l.; and DR.. N
| Russell, I.
From Maui, Etc.-H. P. Baldwin. r.
William White, l.: and s. E. Kaiue, I.
From oahu-Cecll Brown, r.; c.
T. CfaDDe, H.; w. &. Achi, R.: George
T. Garter r.; d. Kalauokalani, l.; and
| ID. Kanuha, 1.
From Kauai-Luther Nakapaahu, l.;
and Isaac Kahilina, I.
Representatives Hawaii - Julian
Monsarrat, r.. r. H. Makekau, D.: w
b. Nailima D.: S. H. Haaheo, D.; H. M
Kaniho, D.; ]. w. Keliikoa, D.; Eva
liko, l.; and j. K. Kekaula, I.
Maui-C. H. Dickey, r.; Solomon Ka-
Waihoa, l.; j. K. Hihio, l.; F. w. Beck
ley, l.; Iokua Ahulii, l.; G. P. Kauima.
| kaOle, l.
Oahu-William Aylett, r.; A. F. Gil.
| tillan, R.. W. H. Hoogs, r.: ]. w. K
Keiki, r.; Jonah Kumalae r.; A. G. Nj
Robertson, r.; William Mossman, l.;
5. K. Mahoe, l.; John Emmeluth, l.;
j. K. Paele, l.; J. K. Prendergast l.;
j. P. Makainai, Ind.-Dem.
! Kauai-J. A. Akina, l.; Isaac Kaau-
wal, l.; Joseph Puni by petition; S. w
| Wilcox, D.