The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-02
THE CHOSEN
Of HAWAII
Big Islands Ticket Is
Complete.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
How Rodiek Left HiIo-- General News
Of the Home Of the
Kickers,

publican convention of the First Dis
ltrict for the nomination OF Senators
and Representatives was held at Lau.
pahoehoe on Thursday last. at 10 o'clock
a. m, and was adjourned sine die at
noon. The following Were the nominees
agreed upon:
For senators-A. y. Loehensteln, c.
". Blacow.
For Representatives-Ch VIII
Slams, J. d. Lewis j. Nation, Harry
Rycroft.
The full Senatorial ticket Of the ISL
and Is as follows:
A. b. Loebenstein. c. r. Blacow, IL.
l.. Holstein, John d. Paris.
SMITHS TO BURN.
In the Republican meeting on Tues
day night some gentlemen showed O
strong liking for the Smith family. but,
unfortunately, there were not enough
Smiths to go around--just four were
needed as candidates for representa-
alive honors. The same trouble was ex-
perienced in Honolulu in '9i, but COM
promise was effected and the same
spirits In the meeting had thought OF
something like this ticket for Repre-
sentatives:
Carl S. Smith. w. II. Smith, John y.
smith. u. l.. Jones. blacksmith.
Trouble might have been met. how
ever. so far AZ Mr.. Jones Is concerned,
he is not in politics.
MIR G. RoDIEK DEPARTS
When George RodIek entertained his
Masonic brethren at dinner few
weeks ago the guests decided that on
the day of the departure Of their host
they would take him in charge. with
out Mr.. Rodiek's knowledge a commit
tee was appointed and arrangements
were made to send him away In style
decidedly novel to Hio and in a man
ner which would long be remembered
by him.
Accordingly when the carriage, in
which Mr. Rodiek was riding to the
wharf last Friday, reached Waiakea
bridge he was met by his brother Ma
cons and requested to get out and walk.
Eie demurred. but his demurrer was
aoverruled. On reaching Bob Andrews
place he saw n platform and chair,
flowers, and six stalwart Hawaiians
ready to act as bearers, Mr.. Rodiek
at first declined an invitation to take
a ride that way. but afterwards yield
ed. and directly he was seated. the ma
Sives raised the platform to their
shoulders and in that way he was es-
corted to the Kinau by about fifty OF
his friends on reaching the cabin Mr..
cfa nt.d
which were promptly filled.
SMALL NOTES.
Olaf Peterson, who was an Olaa cot
Zee planter and land owner a few years
ago, and has more recently been cul-
tivating gold IN the KlondilSe Is In Hi
10 again looking for opportunities OF In
vestment
Tony" Marshall. proprietor OF the
billiard hall on Waianueanue street.
will dispose Of his business and leave
for the Coast In a short time.
Luke LeBlonde, who arrived by the
Roderick, will remain for the present In
Hilo. His father c. NJ. LeBlonde will
come down In October
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Scott and fam
lly of Wainaku have removed to their
seaside residence at Reeds Bay where
zhey will reside for the next four or five
weeks.
Mrs. j. T. Lewis has removed this
week to the Puueo residence formerly |
occupied by Mr.. Busch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shipman left HI
10 this weel, for months sojourn at
1heir mountain residence,
The City Stables and supply Co, !
Ltd. have declared n dividend OF 1925 |
>on each share of capital stock
Mrs. Arthur Guild Curtis of Olaa has
organized in Hilo club or rather class
ior instruction in elocution and
dramatic work.
Rev. j. A. Cruzan returned by We'd
nesday's Klnau from his vacation trip
20 Honolulu. Rev NJ. Pearson of that
city, who has substituted for Mr.. CRU
-Ean during this time. went down by the
eeturn boat.
Bids for the excavation and masonry
work of the foundations of the Electric
Light and Refrigerator plant were ten
iered on Monday last. The contract
was awarded TO Nuna Fernandez for
$1,000. the work to be completed within
Ehree and one-half months.
There will be 1900 registered voters on
the Kona side OF Hawaii against about
400 on the windward side,
NJ. i, Mcdonald, n passenger by the
Roderlck Dhu. has leased the store next
20 J. d. Kennedy's on Bridge street
and VIII open 1t in Il few days with a
modern stock OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods. Mr. Mcdonald has been assoc
slated with NJ. J. Keller & co. OF oak
aand for number OF years and is thor
oughly practical in his line.
Mr. Boutelle, brother OF the Con
gresham OF that name from Maine
succeeds A. f.. Sutton AS clerk in the
lilo postofice.
The Masons OF Hllo have purchased
portion OF the Hitchcock lot on upper |
Waianueanue street and will erect a !