The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-04-17
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KALAM|ANAOLE CONTEST
mail Special to the Advertiser

| NNa"h AHt'ihi lUp huNeTtlBeT.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 81
The only definite development Of the
period since the last Hawaiian mail
left here, which is of particular inter
est to Hawaiian readers, is the settle
ment Of the contest of Delegate Kala-
nianaole.
The last chapter of the contest was
entirely without feature. Chairman
Driscoll secured the signatures of all
the members of the committee on cleo
! tions No. 3-Democrats and RepubIi-
. cans--to the report, although Repre-
sentative Randell, Of Texas, only con-
Cured in the resolution that Kalania-
naole was entitled to the seat Repre-
sentatives w. Il. Humphrey, Marshal
Van Wrinkle and Frank d. Fulkeeson,
all Republicans, concurred in the report
of the chairman Sin all respects, ex-
cept that any of the ballots cast should
be rejected
With this unanimity, regarding the
resolutions, the matter was disposed Of
in the House without any debate and
with only formal vote. 1t was
brought up by Chairman Driscoll soon
after the House assembled yesterday
and disposed of in less than two
minutes.
That marks the end Of the contest.
But the general deficiency bill, later in
the session, will carry an allowance of
$4,000 each for Delegate Kalanianaole
and for Curtis Iaukea, to cover ex-
pcnses of conducting the contest. This
is in accordance with the usual practice
in such matters.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
30 . . o Q Q
In med fine views OF the cra,r-'s gram
deCr and beauty. on Their return they
expressed themselves as delighted With
tfeir trip, stating they Thought Hale
akala surpassed Kilauea in scenic at
traci 'veness. Today they vii. visit lao
Valley.
William Reed still remains behind
prison bars OF the Wailuku jail, the
condition OF Manuel Enos not yet war
ranting his presence In court.
Last Saturday. G. w. Steele return
ed from California and has taken his
old position on the plantation at Ha-
makuapoko.
Last Friday, Sasakl, who was ac-
cused OF soliciting laborers for expor-
tation without license was acquitted
by the Makawao court. ]. NJ. Vivas
defended him.
All Kip, the well-known caslauran.-
Keeper of Wailuku, Puunene AMI ka-
hului, has gone to China. The H. =.
q S. Co. has taken over his restaur-
ants at Camp ] (Puunene) and at Ka-
hului
j. p, Cooke of Honolulu arrived on
Maui by Saturdays steamer for "a short
business visit
Chester Doyle returned to Honolulu
by the Mauna Loa after short busl-
ness trip.
Miss Juliet Hartwell who has been
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. II. y.
Baldwin of Hamakuapoko. returned to
Honolulu the first OF the week.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Yesterday the bark KalulanI cleared
from Kaanapali for San Francisco with
u cargo OF sugar.
The steamer Hawaiian arrived In
kahuluI on Wednesday and departed
Thursday afternoon for Delaware
Breakwater via Hilo,
The ship Kinross with fertilizer,
which has been moored out In the bay,
for some time came into the inner
harbor today 10 unload cargo
Dredging viii soon begin at Kahu-
lui Iron pipe has been put into posi-
ton IN the harbor fastened "a piles
extending along parallel with the
beach The pipe II about two feet
lboye the water surface,
The Alexander Baldwin steamer cal
endars are much appreciated by Maui
people,
weather Dry, more like summer
Ihan spring