The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-19
WILL BE HELD FROM 4 TO 6 THIS
AFTERNOON.
List of Polling Places and Judges of
Primary Election, and Some of the
Men Who viii be Delegates.

The Republican primaries for the
election of delegates to the District
conventions will be held tonight The
polls will be open from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Persons intending to act with the Re
publican party can enroll themselves
and vote up to o'clock at which time
the polls close.
The Island of Oahu is divided into
two districts, the fourth and fifth. The
fourth district includes all that portion
of the Island lying. south and east of
Nuuanu street and a line drawn in ex-
tension thereof from Nuuanu Pail to
Mokapu Point. The fifth district in
cludes all the remainder of the Island.
In the fourth district there are seven
precincts and seven polling places. The
polling places and judges of the prim-
airy elections, for the fourth district are
as follows
First Precinct, Government Nursery
Henry Davis, Ed Towse and Jack Nc
Weigh.
Second Precinct, Beretania Street
School-W o. Atwater, E. o. White
and f. c. AthertOn.
Third Precinct, building at the end
of the car lane, Nuuanu valley-Thomas
Patton, r. Rycroft and j. Mana.
Fourth Precinct, Royal School-James
Love, F. Ferreira, and George Rosa.
Fifth Precinct, Kapuaiwa Building
A. F. Cooke, S. Johnson and c. L. Gar
vim.
Sixth Precinct, Chamber of Com
merce-T. e. Wall, o. S. Swain and 7.
E. Krouse.
Seventh Precinct, Waimanalo School
house-A. Irvine G.. Gibb and A. Stod-
dart.
In the Fifth District, there are ten
precincts and polling places. Not all
the lists of judges in this district have
yet been reported. The polling places,
and the judges so far as they have been
reported are as follows:
First Precinct, Kaneohe Courthouse
H. G. Adams, j. Roberts and A. p. All
kue.
Second Precinct, Koolauloa Court
house-H. McKubbin, J. Mahunalii and
B. Poepoe.
Third Precinct, Waialua Courthouse
Andrew Cox, A. S. Mahaulu and Nau-
kama.
Fourth Precinct, waianae Court
house
Fifth Precinct, Railroad Station, Eva
d. b. Murdock, Thomas O'Dowda and
H. d. Churchill.
Sixth Precinct, Eva Courthouse
Seventh Precinct, Reform School-E.
G. Winston, w. G. Needham and James
L. Holt.
Eighth Precinct. Tramcar Building,
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Ninth Precinct, Kauluwelaf School
l.. A. Dickey, W. j. Coelho and w. j..
White.
Tenth Precinct, Kauluwela School
house-George Pigott w. Fl. Crawford
and A. d. Bolster.
Each of the precincts of the Fourth
and Fifth Districts is entitled to one
delegate in the District Convention eX-
cept the second precinct of the Fourth
District which is entitled to two dele
gates. Nominations for candidates for
delegate have been made in many of
the precincts, and in some there is likely
to be warm fight and a close contest.
The nominations in the Fourth Dis
trict are as follows: In the first pre-
cinct, j. H. Boyd, j A. McCandless
and Cecil Brown. In the second pre-
cinct, w. G. Parke, H. e. Waity, c..
NJ. White, Charles Wilcox Il. r. Ad-
ans and George Paris. In the third
precinct, A. S. Humphreys. In the
fifth, w. M. Templeton. In the sixth,
Frank l.. Hoogs, DR.. c. B. Cooper and
c. S. Desky.
In the Fifth District some of the nom
nations are: G. p. Iaukea in the third
precinct; w. c. Achi in the eighth; L.
A. Thurston and w. j Coelho in the
ninth; and j. l.. Kaulokou in the
tneth and w. r. Sims and T. McCants
Stewart in the seventh.