The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-04
MEN READY FOR THE ENSUING
CAMPAIGN.
Petitions Filed in Office of Secretary
Cooper-Some Whose Political Afti-
liations are not Known.

Thus far sixty-six persons have quail
fed at the Office of the secretary of the
Territory for Congress and for the two
houses of the legislature, and the cot-
fers of the government are rtcher Dy
exactly $3.50 on that account. The fee
for qualifying is $25 per candidate.
Many of the candidates do not state TO
what party they belong, so that in max
ing up the list it is difficult to divide
them by parties. Some men who have
not vet been nominated at all have
aua1ifed. The assumption is that they
have been assured of nomination by
one or other of the parties. Several OF
the Kauai and Hawaii delegates are in
this fix and probably at least one from
Maui has not been nominated at all.
One from Hawaii failed to get the nom-
ination on the Republican ticket few
DAYS ago. John Brown, of Hilo, is re-
ferred to.
Sam Parker is the only delegate to
Congress that has qualified. For Sen
ators the following have sent in petit
tions, endorsed by twenty-five voters
each, and $25:
First District, Island of Hawaii-A. \.
B. Loebenstein, John T. Brown, H. l..
Holstein, ]. B. Kaohi, S. l.. Desha, j.
.. Paris, Nicholas Russell, G. r. Bla-
COW, Charles Kaiaiki, Henry West,
Palmer p. Woods.
Second DlSITlCI, lSldHu VI MAUI, MI
lokai and Lanai.-H. p. Baldwin, A. N.
Kepoikai, M. H. Reuter-.
Third District, Island of Oahu.-W. c.
Achi
Fslfrth District Islands of Kauai and
Nifhau.-W. H. Rice, G. N. Wilcox, l.
H. Kahilina, Luka Nakapaahu.
The following have qualified for the
House of Representatives:
First District Island of Hawaii.-S.
H. Haaheo, Charles Williams, ]. Eva
1iko, James D. Lewis, r. H. Makekau
William B. Nailima, K. M. Koahou, r
H. Rycroft, James Mattoon, W. N
Purdy.
Second District, Island of Hawaii
E. A. Fraser, ]. K. Kekaula, j. H. s.
Martin j. G. Lenhart H. P. K. Malu-
lani Julien Monsarratt, S. H. K. Ne,
H. M. Kaneho George P. Kamauoha,
William ]. Wright, ]. w. Keliikoa.
Third District, Islands of Maui, Mo-
lokai and lanai. K. Nakila, Henry
Long, A. K. Forsyth, C. H. Dickey
Iokua Ahulii, Philip Pail, George Hons
Solomon Kawaihoa, D. H. Kahaulelio
F. w. Beckley.
Fourth District, Island of OAHU
Jonah Kumalae.
Fifth District, Island of Oahu.-Enocf
johnson, Frank Brown.
Sixth District, Islands of Kauai anC
Niihau-E. w. Wilcox ]. B. K. Lelei-
Il
A. Akina, Joseph Puni, S. K. Kali, l
K. Kaauwai William ]. Sheldon, r
Puuki, A. K. Mika, e. A. Knudsen.
John T. Brown has not been nomina'
ted on any ticket for the Senate. The
assumption is that he is "betting" $2I
that he will be nominated. Stephen L
Desha was turned down by the Repub
licans at Hilo so is also out Palmer
Woods expects the nomination of the
Democrats and has doubtless received
it.
For the House it is not known why w
N. Purdy filed his petition unless he ha!
been promised something by the De
mocrats. ]. H. s. Martin and William
]. Wright, of the second district, wer'
both turned down by the Republican,
and are probably out of it. Just wher'
F. w. Beckley gets off is also not clear
The Democrats left one blank on thei
ticket of the third district. 1t was stat
ed at the time that they wished Molo
kai to nominate it's own man. Beckle!
may be the Indian" The candidate Il
son of Mrs. Emma NJ Nakuina and
nephew of Commodore George Beckley
]. A. Akina and Charles Blake wer'
promised nominations by the Demo
Gratis of Kauai. Where William ]. Shell
don gets off, however, is another pro
blem. He was a delegate to the Repub
lican convention in June, but at the re
cent convention on Kauai was not con
sidered by that party at all. His nam
is not in the Independent list 1t i
just possible he has been promiset
something by the Democrats, but, If sc
has taken a somersault in political afti
liations.