The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-02
COLONEL FISHER DEFEATS siLalH.
NCANTS STEWART WINS OUT
IN SEVENTH PRECINCT
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Returns Show That the Progress.
sive Element of the Party
Will Control Both Dis
trict Conventions.

: interest IN the republican primaries
yesterday grew as the day wore on md
especially was this true in the Second
precinct of the Fourth district and the
Seventh precinct of the Fifth district,
where the principal ba..ies of the day
occurred. In fact, there were rival
tickets in almost every precinct. A
few, however, were unanimous, nota-
bly, at Eva court house, the Sixth pre-
cinct OF the Fifth district, and IN the
Eighth precinct of the same district.
which is presided over by W. C. Aehi.
In this precinct the Territorial COM
mittee had directed that the primaries
be held at the Hawaiian Tramway
Companys building, Kalihi, but in
stead they were held at the residence
OF Mr.. Achi- OF course this fact could
have had nothing to do with the unani-
nifty OF the vote.
The greatest contest of the day was
in the Second precinct of the Fourth
district, the silk stocking district.
Four hundred and eighteen votes we're
polled in this precinct, nearly three
times the number polled il any other
precinct in the two districts Besides
having the largest delegation in the
district convention OF any other pre-
cinct, being entitled to six delegates,
there was keen rivalry for the offices
OF the precinct club.
]. A. Gilman, the old president Of
the club, was criticised by a number
Of the members for his attitude to-
wards the republican ratification meet
ing month ago and this aroused some
feeling. j. H. Fisher was nominated
for president by the more progressive
members Of the club and there was a
battle royal for the position. Hacks
were kept busy bringing in members
OF the club by both sides from the
opening Of the polls to the close. 1t
was a hard fight, Mr.. Fisher winning
out by a vote of PIT to 206 for Mr.
Gilman. the other candidates on the
ticket headed by Colonel Fisher hav-
ing about the same vote as the head Of
the ticket. The vote for the delegates
to the district convention was as close
as that for the officers of the club, the
lowest man on what may be called the
Fisher ticket tieing with the highest
man on the Gilman ticket
Tie votes for delegates were cast in
two precincts. so that there will be
two delegates in each district conven-
ton, with half vote each In the
Second precinct of the Fourth district,
Andrew Brown and Lorrin Andrews
each received 213 votes. In the Sew
enth precinct of the Fifth district, DR..
G. H. Huddy and E. c. Winston each
received IS votes.
The vote in the First precinct of the
Fourth district was not received last
night, but telephone message to The
Republican said that the men whose
names are given below had been elect
ed. The Republican is enabled to
give the vote from every precinct IN
the two districts on the Island Of Oahu
this morning excepting the Seventh
precinct Of the Fourth district, Wal
manola school house, the Second pre-
cinct of the Fifth district Koelauloa
court house, and the Fifth precinct
Of the Fifth district, the Eva railroad
Sl0llOu. uc icSull9 xOhOW. tAC t-tTSS
highest men on the list In esch DIS
trict being elected excepting in he
Second precinct Of the Fourth district.
where the six highest were elected.
First Precinct, Fourth District-I
H. Boyd.
Second Precinct, Fourth District-J
W. Jones, AIS: Chas. Wilcox. 225: y
D. Kea, 223; G. F. Mcleod. 221; c. d.
Wilson. 222: A. Brown, 21S: Lorr1n
Andrews, 213; ]. B. Atherton. 212; n
H. Hoogs, EOS; VIM. Haywood, n
Kumalea, 30. "a
Third Precinct. Fourth Distric -
Mark p Robinson, Is; Henry Wat4S
house. Is: H. NJ. Mott-Smith, Is.
Fourth Precinct, Fourth DistriEf
c. F. True. 2S: c. L. Crabbe. 50: Eli
May. 26: A. v. Gear, 6S: Jas. Motif
80: b. S. Gregory. %: David NAH
We, SO; D. L. Naone 20.
Fifth Precinct, Fourth DistriS
johnson. 1i9; ]. Keohiku, 14s:
| Coney. las: %. K Naone, 81;
Lewis. So: Albert Trask, SO.
| Sixth Precinct. Fourth District
| G. Waldo Burgess. 80: Frank L. H
-Sr L. n. WOu. 30, Z. y. hlousUs=i
DR.. C. B.. Cooper. Z.
| First Precinct, Fifth Distric4r
Palua, 81; NJ. j. McKeague. q:
Jones. Il; Jas. Davis, 16: H. c.
ans, IL.
Third Precinct. Fifth District
Iaukea, 90: W. W. Goodale. Sc;
drew Cox, 81; A. S. Mahaulu.
Maukaua. "a; A Kali. 20.
Fourth Precinct. Fifth Distri
Kekahuna. so: Al. Maheloua, 81
Stillman. Is
sixth Precinct, Fifth District
NcCandless. so: F. ]. Archer.
Heokauo. 80.
Seventh Precinct. Fifth Distrid
Holt. 81; T. McCants Stewart. 50
G. H. Hubby. Sc: E. C. Winston.
Eighth Precinct. Fifth District
C. Achi. "A: C. B. Dwight. "A; G..
Peterson. "a M
| Ninth Precinct. Fifth Distr
Frsd waterhouse. 1o3: George R. G.
t8, IS: W. ]. Coehlo, s6: j. T.
Be1k -: ]. A. Hughes, 81; S.
Kane, -. o.
Tenth Precinct. Fifth Distrct-I%
Kaulukou. IS: Enoch Johnson. 80;
H. Crawford. =: E J. Wilson, IL
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