The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-18
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Beet sugar took another rise yesier
day.
nr. J. II. johnson OF Kau In In tn
city.
a. w. Carter returned in the Maun
Lsoa from Hawaii.
Z Report is that Onomea plantation vii
shortly post dividend
Mrs $. G.. Allen returned from Kon.
In yesterdays steamer
, Mrs. l.. McWayne and children re
turned In the Mauna Loa from Kona
Members Of the Southern Californl,
editorial party who cut out the Volcah,
trip are willing away the time quletl,
in seeing Honolulu.
1t is probable that the appointment
OF a veterinarian as inspector of mill
and of dairy cattle will be urged or
the next Legislature.
j. NJ Vivas of Maui says the Board
of Registration there is going on the
basis that all who registered at last
election are eligible for registration
now. Former Judge Kalua opposes the
principle. holding that none should be
registered who cannot read and write.
From Sundays Advertiser)
Miss Alice Spalding gave a pedro
party Thursday afternoon.
]. F. Raft of the Portland, Ore,
Evening Telegram is visiting Hilo.
Henry Hapai, Registrar of Public
Accounts. has been visiting his people
at Hilo.
The transport Buford will sail for
the Coast tomorrow taking the passen-
gers and cargo of the stranded Sheri-
dan on to their destination
j. Wheelock Marsh, editor of the Hilo
Tribune. week ago received by cable
and wireless the sad news of the death
Of his mother at Forest Grove, Oregon.
U'rom Mondays Advertiser.)
j. A. Palmer of Lihue is In town.
DR.. Sandow of Kauai is visiting the
,ity.
Fl. w. NJ. Mist returned from Kauai
F. M. Swanzy returned from Kauai
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox and fam
ly arrived in the Maui from Kauai
/
aims the statement that 1.-The greatest
musical success in the history of St.
Iouis was achieved by the Royal Ha-
vaiian Band. The financial returns
we're highly satisfactory, and the en-
was extended two weeks"
SSSSSSSSSSSSESSSeSaSsa
lower behind the other powers. up
here, Is Stephen Desha and he says he
viii not give his support to any Of them.
He was asked by John u. to help
i'm and one of the influential men of
he district went to him for his sup
ort OF Carl S. but he turned down
9th and will probably aid w. S. Wise,
mo was defeated by Williams last
lection. Albert Horner is responsible
or the statement that Carl Smith will
I'm hands down but from the other
de of the island comes the word that
ne west will go for Wise.
The double column head lines in the
ulletin yesterday announcing that the
usiness men found the ticket very
were not borne out in the
ext. For instance L. Tenney Peck, E. !.
Spalding and VIII Thompson are the
My ones who endorse platform and /,
cket. ]. F. Morgan. J. P. Cooke and
. d. Tenney declined to express an
pinion on either. Alex. Garvie is
ltisfied with those candidates with
HON he is acquainted, but admits
lat there is a number he has not vet
et. F. j. Lowrey and Cecil Brown do
1T shout expressions of satisfaction,
icept with two or three candidates,
loud that their voices would be heard !
l the veranda If the door was open
I'D c. H. Cooke seems to give faint
leo To hA
s case the platform is satisfac- =
ny, evidently.
Some forgetful Democrat asked the
her day when the reform Republicans
Id ever been of aid to the Democrats. 1
hats an easy one. In the last county {
ectiOn they elected two Democrats, Z
rent and Moore-though the latter {
as poor investment enough-in =.
ace of Booth and Quinn. Both the E
tier candidates were stoutly opposed E
the Advertiser and the Civic FEEDER q
ion. Twelve hundred votes were d
lied against Brown, the Republican
'minee for Sheriff. four hundred of
hich We're thrown out as defective.
1T for the roorbach that Henry had
thdrawn. which the Brown men
arted simultaneously at all the polling
aces, the anti-Brown Republican
tie would have hardly fallen below
shteen hundred. This year the Re
blican opposition to Brown has vast
increased, despite the attempt of
o or three reputable Republicans who
mt the machines help, now or here
ter, to stem the tide.
There was a rumor around town yes Z
rday which brought Cecil Brown into .
tice as a candidate for the Senate.
nong the intimates of the gentleman
e rumor scarcely had a listener for
ey believed that the last campaign
had gone through. quite discouraged :
N from any similar work at this b
ne. Q,
'ol. Jones is authority for the state u
mt that Mr., Brown denied all in .,
,tion of becoming candidate during r
IS campaign. His presence in the "
nvention hall last Friday with NJ IN
Robinson gave rise to suspicion Vi
at they We're on hand in case there %
is demand for their services as a.
ndidates. Until election day there &c
Il no doubt be many rumors similar