The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-09-15
CANDIDATES
IN PLENTY
Maui Republicans
Are Up for
Office.

MAUI, Sept 1.-THE following names
have been mentioned in Republican cir
cles as possible candidates for county
Offices:
For Sheriff.. M. Baldwin, ]. w.
Kalua, Edgar Morton, w. E. Saffrey,
D. H. Kahaulelio and A. N. Hayselden.
For Clerk. N. X. Keola. A. N.
Havselden.
For Auditor-David Morton, ]. N. K.
Keola.
For Assessor-w. T. Robinson,
Charles Copp.
For Treasurer-L. NJ. Baldwin, C. D.
Lufkin, w. T. Robinson.
For District Attorney-Noa Aluli
For Surveyor. K. Kahookele,
Hugh Howell. P. E. Lamar.
For Supervisors-H. A. Baldwin, j.
X. Kahookele, D. H. Kahauelio, S. Ka-
pu, w. F. Pogue, E. NJ. Hanuna, VIM.
kukona, w. T. Robinson, John Kali
no, John Kaluna, Patrick Cockett. J..
H. S. kaleo, ]. K. Iosepa.
The convention Of the 14th promises
to be an interesting occasion and will
perhaps continue in session for two
days. There will probably be quite an
exciting contest over the nominate
for sheriff and the five supervisors A
preliminary caucus of delegates will be
held at Kahului this evening.
BASEBALL.
Interest in baseball is tagging in the
vicinity of Waikiki. The Kahululs
forfeited to Wailukus the game
scheduled for the 9Th.
At Kuau, on the 9Th, the Hamakua-
poke club won over the Haleakalas, %
to 90.
A new baseball club was organized
this week by some of the leading young
men of Paia. They have raised quite
fund for their treasury and have sent
to the Coast for a complete baseball
outfit.
STRAY NOTES.
The Department of Public Instruc-
ton is preparing to establish a gov
eminent school at Kihei. There are
about fifty children there of school age.
There has been great scarcity Of
tongue and groove lumber upon the ISL
and recently. In fact there was none
to be purchased, so that the arrival
yesterday at Kahului of the Golden
Shore" thirty days from Tacoma, with
full cargo Of lumber was most well
come.
Tuesday, the Sth, Magistrate Chas.
Copp fined sixteen Porto Rican three
card-monte players of Hamakuapoko
$40 each; eight paid the money and the
remainder were sent to Wailuku to
work out their fines.
The polo game at Sunnyside grounds
on the afternoon of the 5th was inter-
rupted by showers. Apropos of oolo,
the Judd boys of Honolulu have chal-
lenged the Baldwin boys of Maui for
a polo contest sometime in the future
such game would create much inter-
est.
Inc Home Rule convention adjourn
ed from Saturday, the 9Th, to yVednas-
day, the sd, without having made all
'heir nominations for county officers.
DIR. Rogers, the Honolulu oculist. Ia
parted for Oahu by Saturdays steam
err. He was summoned to Maui to re-
move the injured eye of Mr.. Lowell,
engineer of Paia plantation.
Alan Allen, of Australia. will omuse
Wailuku people this evening at the X.
of p. hall.
Freear, the entertainer, Is expected
on Maui next week.
BY the Mauna Loa of the 7th Mrs, Fl.
r. Baldwin, Miss Charlotte Baldwin
ana Fred Baldwin sailed for Honolulu.
Mrs. Baldwin will visit Cleveland and
other places on the mainland for sew
eral months, Miss Baldwin returns to
school at Pennington, and Fred Bald
win VIII resume his studies at Yale.
All the Hama Republican delegation
accompanied by Messrs. Howell and
omsted and others arrived in Kahului
inns morning per steamer Maui.
on the 10th the steamer Alaskan left
hahului for New York with II 900 tons
OF Maui sugar on board.
Miss Hart of Punahou, who has been
visiting Mrs. w. o. Aiken of Maka-
wac, returns to Honolulu today.
weather: Generally quite dry, though
some light showers are falling in local
tiles today.