The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-17


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ihs tailed a. consiaaI elafats rfelsfFed
~ cnaflss llusiasf. ~. aas lhsi Fa,I
ftfklsofs Adams aNs laaat anl NJ y
IT y Waisfheasa anf ibfiarniHlib
against Hoad Supervisor esn lohnssn.
nf hakins shusn pfsftrnss in thf
ulait'f - road work - between voters
~ tho Eirhih and Ninth precincts ni
/ the nm DiftriCt And H Nas noify
and sRciung AMI altogether liks the
meeting of commits. that walks in
iis sleep and 10 afflicted Nith nighi.
mare
hut u did not accomplish much. BE-.
yond declaration of war issued by
senator Achi against Jim Quinn. but
that came afterwards. and general
passing of the buck a. 10 who was
responsible for the charges A. To re-
sponsibilty. there was a shrewd sus-
piclon that the Italian hand Of the
/ little Lane Sunday school class was to
be seen Ia the work. the more because
u was 10 coarse. and that Hustace was
merely q catspaw. He played his part
In most thrilling fashion, at all events.
The charges. which were rather
FBN'hA'AhiShF AihAI were fNA
sustained. the committee going into
executive session to vote on them, ana
the vote being unanimous. The execu-
tive session was almost as exciting az
the open one had been, the noise OF Il
! being heard all up and down Fort
street. The so-called charges were as
follows:
In re employment OF men from the
Ninth Precinct o: the Fifth District at
Alewa quarry.
Information. On the first day OF
September, 1905. the following named
men from the 7th, Sth, 10th and l1th
precincts. respectively. OF the Fifth
District were engaged 10 work at
Alewa quarry, their overseer being
William Rathburn.
nth Precinct: Kaaumoana.
18th Precinct: Lono Kaiolohia. Jo-
seph Haupu, Iwiula. Kekuewa, Walo,
Wailama. Kaleimamo. Enoka. Balota,
Chas. Kapule. Henry Kanoa, kama,
Kalawa, Sam Pulehu. Kaimi. s. Kama
| lu. Geo. Kaaua, Joseph Kaluna, c. l..
Kopa, Kewalo.
10th Precinct: Msunaloa, Kaha-
hona.
nth Precinct: Mahiole, Painahala,
Pikookalani
THE next day, September q 1905.
| they were told that there was no more
| work for them, or In other words, they
were discharged without any cause
on same day in the morning Super
visor Adams and Mr.. Fred Waterhouse
visited the Alewa quarry and instructed
the overseer, Mr.. Rathburn, to put to
work the following named men from
the 9th Precinct, 9th District, In place
of those discharged as aforesaid:
18th Precinct: James Lahui Kepa.
Kaaihue, Peter uni, Ako. Joe Mitchell,
Kapana- -nui, Kapana-liili, Akamu,
Solomon Adams, Moses Adams, Ella,
Kaaipaha. Kaniela, Kolomona Kaloa.
"A week later eleven more men from
the said 9th Precinct were employed
whose names may now be obtained by
reference to the payroll OF September
or October, 1895. The newly-appointed
men from said 9th Precinct have since
continued to work at said quarry until
their discharge during the first week
Of February, 1906.
THE present force began work on
April 2, 1906, and consisted Of the fol-
lowing named men. under the super
) vision of Paikuli, overseer:
18th Precinct: Joseph Haupu, Iwi-
ula, KewaIo Balota, Sam Pulehu, Geo
: Kaaua kama.
! 18th Precinct: Lahui, Kepa, Kaai-
hue.
: 10th Precinct: Maunaloa, Mao.
"Since writing the above the fol-
lowing names were brought in as be-
, ing the eleven men who were engaged
to work I'm September 1905, at the Ale
wa quarry:
> "Nineth Precinct:-Apelaham Ma
! helona. III, Kaaiona, Wikoli, Pake
= Kapaki. Kahopeole, Kaaikaula. Hale
akala, Makaiwi"
; Following the reading of the charges
r F. II. p. Waterhouse, as one OF the
, accused asked to be allowed to an
l swer but they would not hear him
[ Sam Johnson laughed at the whole af.
= fair and supervisors Adams and Lucas
explained as much as they We're al.
e lowed by the excited Mr. Hustace, anc
r his hackers.
= Senator Achi, who had been asked Il
q be on hand as a witness. tried to tes
tify, whereupon Jim Quinn shouted
4 He is traitor. He should not be al
o lowed to speak In a Republican meet
{ ing!"
Then Quinn walked out. and, aftei
s he had spoken. Achf did too-and OF
u the street made pronouncement of wa
Il to the knife against Quinn. He hal
y been Home Ruler" said Achi. 'H'
will find II hard to keep me out of thu
e Republican party. Let him go ahead
n l will keep MIN out of Office 1t vii
l, be war to the last ditch"
IS In the meanwhile, the committee wa
Is whring around and around tn
= charges, with Hustace as the storm
: center 1t appeared presently. tina
e the whole trouble had originated be
n cause, after the men OF the Eight
i Precinct had had a years work, the
We're displaced to give some men o
! the Ninth a chance to work ON tn
@ roads in their own Precinct. And tina
II was only fair deal. In the minds o
n the committeeman apparently Al al
events, that Is what the vote shows
II And another nice little scheme Of tn
Z disturbers had gone awry.