The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-02
POLITICS ON
Big ISLAND
The Citizen Labor
Question Is Still
Up.

cord the precinct clubs OF the First Dis
trict passed resolutions endorsing Dele
gate kuho and instructing their dele
gates to secure plank in the platform
favoring county government The nom
ination of delegates thus far made ant
the number allotted to the First Distric
are as follows, according to precincts
First, Puna-T erritorial, II. J. Lyman
District (2), L. ID. Keiipio and DAME
Kaloha.
Second, Oaa-Territoria F. J. Gray
District 60, Peter Dorland, Thos. Z
Cook, Frank Rosa and G.. D. Supe.
Third, Waiakea-T erritorial 90, Jas
d. Lewis, John Bohnenberg, ]. T. Brown
M. Kinina kealawa; District (6), o. w
Rose. John Mcguire, Sam kaliiliikane
d. Nainahoe, II. B. Nalima, G. +. Alton
so, kualii and Chas. Alden.
Fourth, Hilo-Territora co., Car
Smith, L. A. Andrews, J. I. Stacker, S
/. Desha, Geo. N. Day, Chas. Akau, NJ
S. c. Shaw; District 90. w. H. Beers
F. Brughelli, ]. P Hale. VIM. Harbottle
John Kai, Jr., H. Kendall, R. A. Lyman
.Jr., d. w. Marsh, Manuel Pacheco, J. X
Paauhau, Philip Peck, |. f. Ray, ]. u
Smith, Chas. Siemsen, VIM. Todd, JOS
Nierra.
Fifth, Papaikou-Territorial J. T.
Moir; District (2), J. V. Jakins and
Ahina.
Sixth, Hakalau-r erritorial, H. "
Patton; District, ID. Mackenzie.
Seventh, Laupahoehoe-Territorial,W w.
G. Walker; District, Jas. Nation.
The Kohala Republican Club in the
Second District nominated the following
for delegates: Territorial 90, E. A.
Fraser, Fl. L. Holstein, John Hind, E.
E. Gliding, G. P. Tuloch, E. d. Quinn
District CD, A. X. Eldredge, E. A.
Fraser. II. l.. Hostein, John Hind, VIM.
Merseberg, II. X. Molale, f. E. Gliding,
c. H. Pulaa and E d. Quinn.
Senator Palmer P Woods says he is
in favor of single county for the ISL
and OF Hawai-.
PARTY ENDORSEMENTS.
AT special meeting of the executive
committee of the Republican District
Committee, held last week, District
Magistrates Hapai, Kamau and Hall
Were recommended for reappointment.
L. E. Swain received the endorsement
of the committee for judge at Laupa-
hoehoe. The appointment of the pres
ent Office force in the Circuit Clerks
Office was approved. F. Brughelli was
endorsed for appraiser of public lands,
vice Gus Supe, removed. For board of
registration, S. L. Desha, r. A. Lyman
Jr. and NJ. G. Gouvea appear to have
been the only applicants and received
the committees sanction. James Mat
toon was recommended for deputy sher-
lift at Laupahoehoe.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN?
The Young Mems Republican Club
are leaving no stone unturned to secure
the rights of citizen labor on the o.
kala- X kaiau road contract. From last
reports Fukui, the japanese in charge
of the work, had employed fifty Jap
anese, two Portuguese and two Hawai-
ians, and threatened to discharge the
Portuguese unless they We're able to
show their United States naturalization
papers. He was Offering eight cents
per hour for labor and three men were
receiving 1914 cents. 1t Is claimed by
the Republican Club that there are a
large number of citizens seeking en-
ployment at Kukaiau, but who are I'M
willing to go to work at so small a
wage. Word has been received from
Acting Governor Atkinson stating that
the permission to use Asiatics by
has been withdrawn, and |
the young men are now waiting to see
what will happen.
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
Organization of the Democrats of the |
First District was perfected last week, !
when delegates from each of the pre-
,incts appeared in person or We're rep
'esented by proxy at meeting held in
Firemen's Hall, Wednesday evening.
rhe principal business was the selec-
ion of an executive committee, consist
ng of Hon. Chas NJ. LeBlond, chair
nan, and Maikaaloha, Henry West, d.
1waliko and Eugene B. Lee.
AUGUST TERM JURIES.
Following are the jury lists for the
august term of the Fourth Circuit
'ourt. in which Judge Gear of Honolulu
sill try many cases where Judge Par
ons is disqualified:
Grand jury. Hamilton, F. G.. Snow,
Ianuel de Aruda, ]. A. Rodgers, Otto
" Rose, j. NJ. Herring, John Kai Jr.,
V. ID. Schmidt, Gus Supe, j. ID. Easton,
as, Webster. ]. V. Jakins, VIM. Hig-
ins, Frank Gertz, A. S. Wall, Her
lan Gerlach, VIM. Kaiwi, w. Rein
ardt, NJ. V. Holmes. o. f. English,
!. S. Richard and j. p. Amaral.
Trial jury. NJ. Kauwila, d. X.
.waliko, j. r. Limo Jr., Chas. r. Ken
edy. c. r. Blacow, A. G. Curtis, Tim
ladden. W. A. Carpenter, VIM. Van
alta, Ronald c. Kennedy, Andrew
ong, John McTaggart. A. p. Schoen.
I'm. Ebeling, f. Fuhr c. b. Fisher,
c. Shaw, VIM. II. Shipman. Robt.
Iorner, w, X. Kealawaa, A. r.. Tul-
ch. II. T, Guard, j. T, Stacker, w, ]. !
tone, r. A. Lucas and W, II. c. Camp
I'll.
VOLCANO ROAD
Engineer Gere returned from tour
Inspection of the road 10 the Volea-
0 house In kau. He reports that Benz
m and Arloli have completed nearly
lree miles NJ roadway and are prog
'sslng rapidly with the unoomploted
prllon, Referring 20 the upper see, \
on Of tho Volcano road from tho
'rminal ~ tho lilo Hailroad 10 ,he
olranO house he expresses hls IN
pllllf 90 dn anNlhinH toward repair
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