The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-16
...hE HAWAII
PRIMARIES
Younger Element
Wins In HiIO
Town.

Sutn party Ntitlhlo az 4 i''''P q N''''
Nierra and Jas. u Lewis were po",eu
over by hnpetuous sou.h ne
are the results oi 'iie pi IA wv
FIRST Representative pis'i ~
Delegates TO tne Ierritoriai Non ven
uoh' fuha' H. D. LYMAN .iai'
cay "aiakea, ooiiii i'oii''ehD g. oo
l. Brown NJ ~. heaiaW au, nno' I'"s
Akau' Z. ,. smith . h Dssma' H
Andrews NJ - oe "ou.ea' .. ~
err fapaihou' Dc ! NO" ~ -.
v fattoii' haui'"hoe. -,
er; kukalau' Albert ioiher i'o'io ,n,
sam r. Furi'auo' "
horher'
Deiesa'es $3.50
Puma, Il. u helipio' Daniei MAMMA
oIaa' mos. f. Nooh am ue 80
u supe' "diahea' w. Aho,'s''
hahiikahe, -. ~. ->a'ii",'oe' I'm, w
uule' ~ D. ,>a.'I ", a' ross u
LYMAN Jr / T.. Raw. +. Brughelli
Jobn Kai Jr. NJ s pacheco Chas, ST.
emeen 7 X paakao. Papaikou j. "
JaLins. Hakalau. d. Mackenzie: Lau-
naboehoe. las Nation: Kukaiau, AL
hort Homer. Honokaa. los, Pritchard;
Eukuihaele. IA. X. Kuikai.
1,t,t, Dor ITtc,c
,
AZ mass ilee''"s VI .'''N ~
Norlh hohaid' Secoilu Di9tiiot, II "o'
resolved 'hat silipie ioi'ii ~ County
soNei i'iiiet' Siiouiu NC 80
that the isia"u Vi riaMa'' siiouiu 'o''a'a'
Oh ou' one county All auNiSo'S Ion'
hittee on leslsIa'ioii was seiecteu as
ioiio"s. hepu"i''ai'' r'
man. democrat faIl'er T. "oo"S'
Home Ruler H. NJ. hai'ho'
Inc hrst precihct primary fesui'eu 40
lollo"s'
lerrHofiai conventions f. "a riasei'
ii. l.. hoisteih' r. L. oiuiis.
Distrlct .oiiihn'ee' ihois'ei'' riasei
ana fulaa'
Johh hihu, X. hai L. D nay, H. H.
oldihg, d. heHtoh anu H. IL. Neii'oii
nave through iiio paper, come OUT
IN favor OF one county ior 'he isiahu'
JAPANESE fEuD'
Waketa, secretary OF the Japanese
League Oh hawaii TOOK the la" INTO ms
own hahos ana pfoceeueu 10 PUNISH
fditor loiilka OF lhe JAPANESE SUNDAY
News Tor an alleged iipelous artlcle ap-
pedflhs III lhdt paper Inc 'apahese
eultor sustaiheu tie reputation ol 'ne
ara himself ana the par proceeded TO
pun'mel each other until the arrival OF
the ponce EDITOR loihlka s"ore OUT
warrant charging ms assai'ant with
assault ana battery anu aiter nearing
the case TWO days District magistrate
hapal louhd secretary Waketa guilty.
ihpos'is II me Vi sl@ anu COSTS amount
ing 10 $o'lo' Inc ar'icie 10 "h'ch wa
htli obJtNltt tiidl Sti nm W III itttIN-
i's as secretary ol tie JAPANESE League
'oh'' iout'o"s 'h'e"ueu ioi 'he Japan
wal iuiu' winch ne i'''u apsiopi 'a'eu "
as o"'i use ~ was "'so ai'eseu 'na'
many "h''e 'p"''i'He's WIN the
Japanese cause hau contributed
iarseiy 10 'he iuhd' "hlch secretary
N"he'a hau iaieu 10 FORWARD 10 the
headquarters oil the society III hoko-
mama. Wake'a mas Appealed the case
10 the circuit court
PERSONAL, ETC.
The Motley viii case has been settled
out of court since the Supreme Court
refused to grant a rehearinp Mrs
Motley gets about seventy-five thousand
dollars and the ownership of the mango
trees which she planted at the home
stead.
Julian Monsarrat came over on Tues
day to oversee the shipment of cattle
10 Honolulu. They were driven TO
Glenwood and nut on the cars there and
brought to Hilo. This is the first time
cattle have been brought to town on the
railroad cars.
\ Mrs. INV. Keller leaves this morning
IN ioin her husband who has secured n
position with the Honolulu Iron Works.
mr. q I stow laft Tuesday morning
on the Maui for n short business trim 10
HonoluIu returning nv the kmau next
wee,,
A. II. Johnson is Commissioning from
an attack of typhoid fever,
Commissioner Jas. w. Pratt has de-
termined to start the records of the
Land Once anew, and in order that any
discrepancy may be corrected. Sub
Agent Geo. II. Williams goes TO Homo
lulu today with the books of the local