The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-05-30

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LY,
and made strong Plea for part,
fealty. He referred to the legislator,
that caused deposing OF the queen TO,
an example OF discord, there beinr
three parties strongly represented-th,
Reform, the National Reform. and tn,
Independents. During this period Their,
were many cabinets chosen, there was
much trouble and little of value TO the
country accomplished. He did not be.
lieve in scratching.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
After the adjournment of the conven.
ton the County Committee elected the
following executive committee:
II. 7. Baldwin, chairman: $. f. Kelii-
mol secretary; II. A. Baldwin, treas
urer; A. n. Kepoikai. Edgar Morton. S.
kapu, Hugh Howell, Guy Goodness and
o. Tollefson.
l On Wednesday the executive commit
tee met at Waikiki to map out a plan
~
five candidates for county honors under
the management of David Morton
should tour West Maui and Molokai, be-
ginning at Kahahakuloa on the 29th
and continuing around West Maui to
Lahaina where they will embark upon
the steamer Likelike for Halawa Molo-
kali
| I. b. Lyons Democratic nominee
for sheriff, and party departed on the
goth from Lahaina for MololSai.
The Republicans will Immediately
follow the Home Rule Democratic
politicians.
The Wailuku labor strike was settled
Sunday afternoon by the plantation
conceding free firewood and free hos
pital privileges Monday morning two
or three hundred Japanese strikers re-
sumed work.
Kimura, the well-known Waikiki
liquor dealer, has been threatened by
his countrymen with a boycott because
of his sympathy for the plantation. 1t
is rumored that committee of FIVE
has been appointed to induce Japanese
to refrain from purchasing goods at
Kimuras.
1t is rumored that the presence of
professional agitators from Honolulu
had much to do with recent labor
troubles at Lahaina and Wailuku.
Company / came back from Lahaina
to Waikiki on Tuesday and the Lahaina
striking Japanese went to work on
Wednesday. The Honolulu militia and
police returned by the Kinau yesterday
evening and Maui is all serene again.
Jacob Kotinsky. the Territorial as
sistant entomologist is making a tour
of Maui He began at Lahaina and
then visited Wailuku, Puunene, Haiku,
Makawao, and he is now at Erehwon
Cattle Station. Kula. He will go to
Ulupalakua and return to Honolulu
Tuesday night next.
Engineer Hugh Howell and an as
sistant started in to survey the Halea-
kala summit road last Monday Con-
tracts will be made to construct it, so
the $1,000 appropriation under the Loan
Bill will not lapse. Mr.. Howell will
complete the survey In about 10 days.
Andrew Gross, manager of Kipahulu
plantation, and F. Wlttrock, the Hama
deputy sheriff, returned home by the
steamer of Wednesday. having spent
four or five days i'm Wailuku, called
thither by the Republican county con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genry M. Alexander
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Bald
win of Puunene. They will continue
their wedding tour to Hawaii next
week. Mr.. Alexander is a brother of
Mrs. Baldwin and was formerly we'll I
known on Maui.
Invitations have been issued to the
dedication of the new buildings at
Atkinson Hall, Hitch
cock Hall and David Malo HalD, to
take place together with the gradua-
tipn exercises on June Z. School In
spector II. M. Wells will be pres and
distribute the diplomas to graduates. 4
AT the luau after the concert given
by the Paia native church last Satur-
day evening. w. Il. *. Maikai an
bounced himself as an Independent can
lidate for deputy sheriff of Makawao
district and this after attending the /
same day the Republican county con-
1ention as delegate from Huelo
W m W Hilt VIII run vi Iue Home
Rule ticket for deputy sheriff of La
laina.
The Home Rulers of Hama will not
oppose +. Wittrock, the Republican
lominee for deputy sheriff In fact,
hey have Endorsed Wittrock-a strilS-
ng proof of the present deputy sheriff's
popularity.
Geo. Groves of Peahi will run as an 4
Independent candidate for supervisor of
dakawao district.
Mr.. Hadley of Oahu College has been !
he guest of DR.. G. S. Aiken of Kalu-
nui during the week Mr.. Hadley came c
o Maui to visit his brother Ernest, who
5 sick with fever at Paia hospital.
Mrs. r. f. Engle of Paia is critically !
Il at Puunene hospital. Her many t
friends are extremely anxious a
her. e
The Ladies' Reading Club met at Mrs. L
;. F.. Baldwin's, Spreckelsville, Friday J
fternoon. y
Lahaina is enjoying fine crop of
The steamer Nebra kan arrived in :
Tuesday and will depart to- n
borrow morning. -