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The next term of the Circuit Court
will bo held at Wailuku In March,
1904.
The tr'ml jurors were excused for
the term, on last Saturday after
noon.
One field of cane on Wuiluku Plan
tation near the bench is already In
tassel.
Send your job work to the Niws
offico, und et neat, quick and cheap
results.
Next Tuesday is election day and
consequently the Maui will not leave
Honolulu till Wednesday afternoon.
Wailuku has seemed unusually
quiet lor past day orwo since the
Circuit Court ndja-iied and the
grand jurors Departed.
Use Tonic Shampoo, the great
Dandruff Eradicator; cools the scalp
and beautifies the hair; to bo had at
the ROYAL Barber Shop.
. A complete line of fancy and mer
cantile stationery received at the
Maui Druj; StorP-by the NebrasUnii.
Call and examine our stock.
..Heavy raus prevailed at-AVailuku
last' Saturday and Sunctfiy, since
when the weather hasvbeen clea
and pleasant until yesterday.
. ' FIREWOOD: Orders left at th
Waiohuli Market, will have prompt
Attention.
" v KAONOULU RANCH.
WANTED. To buy a piece of land
in Wailuku or vicinity. Apply to
. ,: . P. E. LAMAR.
" Wuiluku, Maui.
.First Ctess, merchantable lumber
for sale ou the beach, at $22.00 and
110. M.. ner suot cash. Apply to
CYRUS T; GREEN
The foundations have been
work is being pushed onAtfte con
struction of what will be a very neat
and handsome passenger depot' at
Kahului.
The football season is now about
here, and our young men should get
together and orgauize two or three
teams. The Maui public would wel
If the Maui Racing Association
are to give races during Christmas
holidays, they should at once initiate
and announce plans, so that the
horsemen can be getting ready.
LOST. A ?old pin. emblem of
Native Sons of the Golden West, be
longing to O. M. Atwood. Reward,
if left with C. D. Luflciu. at the
First National Bank of Wailuku
: FOUND. On Saturday, October
24, a parcel containing clothing.
Owner can obtain same by calling
on Mr. Keanini, at Wikapu, with
in three weeks and paving for this
,ad.
The funeral of the late Robert
Wilcox has been fixed for Sunday,
November 8, and if Governor Dole
consents, the ceremony will be held
iin the bid throne room at the Capl
tol building.
A satisfactory compromise, ' sug
cested by Hon Hon. H. P. Baldwin
. was accepted, whereby a consolida
tion of Paia and Haiku. Plantations
has been effected, including the lands
recently purchased from the Kihei
Plantation.
The funeral services of the late
Morris M. Estee were held at the
Masonic Temple, Honoltlu, at 9:30j
Wednesday morning, and the re
mains were shipped to the coast by
the Alameda which sailed at noon
on the same day.
. In order to introduce the big
monthly magazine, Thk Alkahest,
we offer the same for 'oue year to
gether with a Little Giant type
writer, which alone costs $00, to
each subscriber sending. us $1.50, The
subscription price for the "ALKA
hest" is everywhere else tl.OO. It is
published at Atlanta, Ga., and full
of readiug and illustrations. Address
-PACIFIC ENTERPRISE CO,
, Alakea St. Honolulu, H. T.
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During the year 1902 we occupied
in St. Louis 4G5,000 square feet of
floor space, or nearly 11 acres.
We employed in St.Louis 3700 people
We paid for help $2,170,400.00. .
We cut 1,761,653 animal skins.
.We shipped $7,030,143.77 worth of
shoes. . ,
' Engine Capacity 1500 horse-power,
St. Louis factory output A Shoe
. Secsnd. ' '- '
Gents Country ClubBal $3.50 Shoes
Box Calf and Vici.
HAMILTON, BROWN SHOE Co.
. 'MANu'rACtuRSfteJ SiioexCo. .Sole
Agent, Fort Street, wonoiyw, ti. t.
HOW; TO VOTE.
The success or failure of county
government on Maui hinges largelv
on the result of next week's election,
and for that reason the News offer
a few suggestions without any refer
ence to politics whatever, but based
solely on th personal qualifications
of the candidates for tho various of
fices.
The most important and responsi
ble ofilre that of supervisor, and
too much care cannot be exercised
in their choice. In tho judgment of
the News, the ablest ni;m on either
ticket i W. F. Poue and failure to
elect him would bo little short of
caliimity. He tins ripe business ex
perience and is an honest, square
man, whose advice and counsel will
prove invaluable. T. H. Lyons of
Wailuku is also a needed man on the
board not only on account of his abil
ity, but also because he is a repre
sentative Wailuku man. A. N. Hiv-
selden of Lahalna is a third man who
should be elected, and with these
three men on the board, the county
would have nothing to fear from the
other two, even if poor old Ilihio
should happen to scratch in. In this
connection, it would only be fair to
give Moloitai representation on the
board by the election of T. T. Meyer,
who would unquestionable make a
good supervisor. Either W. H. Corn
well, Jr. or J. K. Josepa of Hana
would make a good fifth man.
For sheriff, the fight is between L
M. Baldwin and Billy White of La
hftina, and the News believes that
the simple mention of this fact will
be a sufficient guide to the voters of
the county.
Judge W. A. McKay and L. R
Crook are contestants for the audi
torship, with this advantage in favor
of Judge McKay that he Is a man of
ripe experience: which fact may be
of weight as against his young oppo
nent. . .
F. Wittro.ik and Pia Cockett,both
of whom are good, honest, squaro
men are named for treasurer; It is
generally claimed that of the two
Mr. Wittrock is better fitted by
education and experience to fill the
office. .
W. T. Robinson and D. K. Kahau
lelio are opposing candidates for tax
assessor, and whiU Mr. Kahaulelio is
a very clever, urbane gentleman,
still the voters of Maui well know
that Mr. Robinson is by experience
the much better fitted man of the
two, and doubtless will elect him.
Hon. John Richardson of Lahalna
and Deputy Attorney-General N. V7,
Aluli are 'rival candidates for the
District Attorneyship. Mr. Richard
son is a man of ability and ripe ex
perience but "Noa Liihi" is making
a brilliant fight, and it looks at pros
ent writing as if he will win out with
n good majority.
D. H. Kahaulelio, the flippity-flop
pity home ruler thinks be is running
against D.avid Morton for county
clerk, but that is only a joke. David
will be elected.
J. K. Kahookr.le also has au idea
that he is running 'against , Hugh
Howdll for surveyor. Another joke,
Howell is making the livest kind of a
fight, and is getting there with both
feet.
By running over the above list it
will be seen that there are plenty
of good men running to fill all the of
hoes, and if the best men are not
elected, the voters of Maui must
bear the blame, '
About the Ballots.
It is believed that the preparations
made for the . first county election
are so thorough and complete that
the mass of the voters will be more
thun pleased.' For instance, each pre
cinct is provided with six rubber
stamps, each bearing a cross mark
so that the voter can mark his ballot
either with pencil or 6tamp as he
pleases. 1 This should prevent the
throwing out of many ballots, . which
was a great source of complaint on
Hawaii at the legislative election of
1902. Another change is that the
ballots will be numbered, a number
being on the stub trom which the bal
lot is torn ana tne same number ap
pearing on the back of the ballot,
This latter number is porforated and
must be torn off the ballot when it is
handed to the Inspector by the voter
A third point is that, when Mr. Car
ter was in San Francisco, on bis way
it,ast, ne ordered a special paper
bearing a exclusive water mark. A
certain quantity of this paper was
turned out at the mill and every
sheet of it came to Honolulu. It has
been used lapriutng,botlu the reg
ular and blauk ballots. Should any
attempt be made to vote a frau ju
lent ballot, that has been marked in
advance, the inspectors can prompt
iy dett-ct the fraud by holding the
paper to the light as the water mark
appears in three different places on
nc-li ballot. In this way it is hoped
to have an honest vote and it is up to
the lnpcctoi s to to mxkr an honest
count.
GRAND JURY PROCEEDINGS
On Tuesday moruiii!; at Hie open
ing of Court Judge Kalua summoned
the Grand Jury to appear before him
when tho following colloquy ensued.
Tho Court: '"Gentlemen, tho Court
would like to kno.v when vou are
go.ng to get through?"
Foreman: "If the Court please,
wo are trying to get through with
our report this afternoon or tomor
mow morning. I may state that it
be impossible to get through for we
inve sent to Honolulu for some doc
uments which will probably get here
tomorrow morning by the mail."
The Court
'How did yiu send
down?"
Foreman:
"Bv the wireless Inst
Monday."
The Court: "I have nothing to do
with anything outside of the juris
diction of this Court, I think I ought
to have known something about it."
Foreman: "I will apologize your
Honor, I did not wish to show any
disrespect to the Court."
The Court: "Well, I will order
you to tile your report tomorrow
morning. if you don't I will discharge
you. Id my report to vou I direct
ed you to investigate the police de
partment, out instead or that you
investigated my clerk. There ate
other departments, the tax assessor,
the police department. They handle
thousands of dollars. But you did not
investigate them. This is a political
move. My clerk is ready to show
t'..e cash and his books, but you did
no" give turn the chance, you took
his books. Here is another thing, I
hare been informed that my clerk
has been questioned as to why he is
not attending the ' term. I have
the right, I have the authority un
der the law to appoint a deputy,
have appointed a deputy to attend
to the work, be is competent; there
is the sheriff, Sheriff Baldwin, he
has a Deputy. Satlery, when he goes
his duties are done by his deputy,
he is responsible for the office
The Foreman: "If the Court please
this is no political move, there are
lots for us to do, unless we have
further time we would be unable to
finish."
The Court: "That is enough,
order you to file your report tomor
row morning at half past nine. You
retire and continue with your duties
Mr. Sheriff adjourn the Court until
tomorrow morning at half past nine
o'clock."
The Grand Jury thereupon with
drew, and at the opening of court
on Wednesday morning, presented
the following report.
To the Hon. J. W. Kalua, Presid
ing Judge, Circuit Court, 2nd Judicial
Circuit,'-Territory of Hawaii.
"Acting under the instructions re
ceived from Your Honorable Court
the Grand Jury has started in to in
vestigate the police and judicial de
partments, but owing to the sum
mary action on the part of the Court
we are unable to make a report upon
the matter.
"The Court has made a peremptory
demand to the Grand Jury to make
a final report at 9:30 this morning;
we find ourselves totally unable to
make a report of all our proceedings
from the fact that we have not had
sufficient time at our disposal to fin
ish our investigations. . , 1
"It has pleased the Court to make a
direct accusation against this Grand
Jury, that they are trying to prosti
tute the power in their possession tor
political purposes. To this accusation
we wish to make a most emphatic de
nial! In no way, form or shape has
this Grand Jury exercised its power
in auy political matter.
"Your Honor has seen fit to make a
somewhat personal matter in regard
to the investigation of your own court,
but we cau assure you that there are
very strong grounds for tbe action
taken by the Grand Jury, end such
grounds still exist, but as formerly
stated, you have limited our time, so
that we are totally unable to finish
our investigations in this matter."
The Court ordered the report filed,
and took half an hour's recess, at the
expiration of which time the Grand
Jury were called, and the Court de
livered to them the following instruc
tions and order.
(Continued ou Page 4.)
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BY AUTHORITY
ASSISTANTS AT THE POLLS.
Notice to Candidates for County Offices-
The attention of candidates for
Coun' j Offices isclriiwr to the follow
ing Section of the Rules and Rogu-
Intions lor Adminisu ring Oaths ami
Holding Elections, as amended by mi
Act to Provide a Government for the
Territory of Hawaii:
Suction 30. Every candidate shall,
on the day preceding the election.
furnish the-inspectors ut each pre-
inct. with a complete list of tho
names of all persons allowed hy law
to be employed and so employed by
tiitn to assist at, such precinct in the
election, and no person whose name
is not oe such list shall be permitted
to attend at the polling place on be
naif of such candidate.
Nothing herein contained shall be
construted to forbid the gratuitous
assistance of any candidate by - any
person.
G. R. CARTER,
Secretary of the Territory.
C. R. BUCKLAND,
Electoral Registrar
The Capitol, Honolulu, October 28th,
1903.
CANDIDATES
For County Offices.
Every Candidate for a County of
fice in the Counties of East Hawaii,
west Hawaii, Maui and Kauai must
file his nominat ion paper at the office
of the Secretary of the Territory, in
Honolnlu, not later than five o'clock
on the afternoon of Tuesday, October
13th, 1903, accompanied by a deposit
of Twenty-fivejDollars.
No person shall be eligible to a
County or. District office unless of
the age of twenty-one years, a citizen
of tbe Territory, and an elector ot
the County or District in which the
duties of the office are to be exercis
ed, and a resident therein for three
years immediately preceding such
election and no person shall hereafter
be eligible to the office of District
Attorney who shall not have been
admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court of the Territory of Hawaii.
Nomination papers must be signed
by not less than twenty-five (25) duly
qualified electors of the County for
which such election is to be held.
G. R. CARTER. .
Secretary of the Territory.
C. R. BUCKLAND
Electoral Registrar.
Honolulu, Sept. 12, 1903.
COUNTY NOMINEES
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Supervisors. W. F. POGUE
THEO. MEYERS
. A.N. HAYSELDEN
J. K. JOSEPA
W. H. KING
SHEKirr. L. M. BALDWIN
Countt Cleek. D. MORTON
Additok. W, A. McKAY
Tax.Asbbssob. W T. ROBINSON
Dist. Attorney. N. W. ALULI
Treasurer. F. WITTROCK
Surveyor, HUGH HOWELL
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to Honolulu for your
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Orders Will Receive the Lst and MOST.PROMPT ATTENTION
MAUI COFFEES
Recommended by the Manager of Maul Hotel as being equal to Kona
Coffee in Taste and Aroma.
Two Years Old, Sold by the Bag, or lessIQuantitics.
Fresh Crop Sold by the Tew or Less Quantities!
Give Our Maui Coffee a Fair Chance in the Local Market.
For prices and particulars, apply to
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If you want any of the following articlesiwrite
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P. OBox 246, Honolulu, T. H.,forprices
Stoves and Ranges, Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen .
. Utensils, Agate WareJTinjWarsJcsSBDXis aid Re:rig
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SPORTING GDODS:Guns, Revolvers, Cartridges, etc., etc"
Art Goods and Pyrography Outfits. Correspondence solic;ted
THE MAUI BAZAAR,
Hawaiian Curios, Ivory Wreaths, Liuhala Hats, MaU and
baskets of Hawaiian Manufacture, andHawaiian Q jilts.
Hawaiian Tapas and Koa Calabashes, Birds' Nest Fern Work,
Such as Napkin Rings, etc.
We Also Receive Articles on Consignments.
v Order Will Receive Prompt and Careful Attention.
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Italian Marble, Scotch and American Granite, Ornamental
Figures In Italian Marble on Granite Bases. J
Memorials in any material known to the. trade, Including bronze.
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