The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-11-05
San Francisco Returns to Its
vomit-McCarthy and
FiCkert Elected.
TAMMANY ELECTS ITS MAYOR
Pennsylvania Routs the Reform
Element-Johnson Beaten
in Cleveland.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, November g.
In the elections yesterday the support
ers of the graft pros osecutions were de-
feated all along the line. r. II. Nc
Carthy, the candidate of the labor
unions, and close friend of ex Mayor
Schmitz, was elected mayor, with a
majority of ten thousand over DIR. It.
B. w. Leland, the reform candidate,
with William Crocker, the straight Re-
publican candidate, third.
Fickert has been elected district at
torney, defeating Heney by over if
teen thousand.
The vote for supervisors is close,
and there is yet some doubt as to who
has been chosen. Over sixty.eight
thousand votes were cast.
Tammany Defeated in Gotham.
NEW YORK, November AL 4
though Tammany elected its mayor in
the elections yesterday, the orgauiza-
tior lost in the election of Republican
Fusion members of the board and the
legislature of the State is to be Re-
publican, although with reduced ma
iority.
Judge Gaynor defeated Barnard, the
Fusionist candidate, by seventy thou
sand, Hearst being bad third. With
the exception of Barnard, the Fusion
lists elected their municipal ticket.
Republicans in Boston.
BOSTON, November 3.-Eben S.
Draper, the Republican candidate for
governor, was elected yesterday by
majority of eight thousand over Vahey.
the Democrat, who led in the city
vote.
The legislature will be Republican.
Cleveland Defeats johnson.
CLEVELAND, November 3.-John-
son, the reform candidate for mayor,
was defeated by Baehr, the regular Re-
publican candidate whose majority is
five thousand.
Reformers Defeated in Rout.
PENNSYLVANIA, November a.
reformers were defeated all over the
State yesterday, the rout being VIDE
spread Rotten has been reelected
district attorney of this city.
Rhode Island Republican.
PROVIDENCE, November 3.-Poth-
ier, the Republican candidate, has been
reelected governor of the State.
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the citizens of Hawaii that the said
laws be modified in such manner as to
give prospective settlers more favorable
and encouraging conditions to comply
with than are now eXaeted; and
| Whereas, 1t is also the popular desire
of the people that further disposition
of the present holdings, public lands,
by sale or exchange, be suspended tenn
porarily;
Therefore, Be it Resolved by the Sen
ate of the Legislature of the Territory
| of Hawaii in special session assembled,
| the House of Representatives concur
ring, That the commissioner of public
| lands be and he is hereby requested
to withhold from sale or exchange any
public lands now or that may hereafter
come under his control, until the pres
ent land laws of Hawaii are changed.
| Provided, however, that when deemed
| necessary and for the benefit of the
public, he may exchange public land for
| road, park or public building sites.
Harvey moved it be adopted.
President Smith suggested as better
that it be laid on the table for refer
ence to committee of the whole with
| the proposed bill to amend the Organic
| Act.
Coelho was in favor of passing it as
| an immediate expression of the opinion
of the legislature. If tabled it might
be delayed to the last day of the ses-
sion.
The president submitted that the pas.
sage of the resolution now would be
premature.
| Harvey took the same view as Coelho,
fearing the resolution might be side
tracked, but he accepted the further
suggestion of the chair that il be re-
ferred TO the public lands committee.
The Main Measure.
Chillingworfh introduced the princi.
pal business Of the session, In the form
of concurrent resolution requesting
the congress of the United States to
amend the Organic Act substantially in
the manner aud form of bill attached
10 the resolution which the delegate 10
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urge IN congress.
Referred to printing committee.
Nominations.
Another message from the Governor
was received, submitting his numina'
iinns 10 ptliee made alncs the regular
session, II WAS ordered b. bee printed,
Secretary y. A. Mott Smith wrote
asking The senate for copy ~ Tho
mlnnifs ~ each day = NfiipRs on mo,
ilaH the CLERK was directed 10 comply
with ihr request
on motion ~ thillngwefih "A llii0
lhe senate adjourned for lAe day