The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-31
PERSONNEL OF
THE CONVENTION
DELEGATES ELECT
ED ON SATURDAY AND CANDI-
DATES WHO LOST.

on Saturday passed off quietly The |
result generally is regarded as very
satisfactory and the convention is
thought to be one which will name a
strong good government ticket The
party organization was endorsed in
general and the element opposed to the
semi Home Rule crowd, won decisive
| victory The results were as follows:
In the first precinct of the Fourth
! District the following were elected,
constituting a compromise ticket: c. f.
| Peterson. 1906; W. w. Chamberlain 100;
f. w. Macfarlane, 1O6; w. W. Harris,
! 1O6; l.. Marks, LOG; 2. r. Helm, 1O6;
Joseph Luahiwa, 1916; Robert Pahau,
1O4; Duke Kahanamoku, 1O5; Iona 1O5;
James II. Boyd 1O4.
The Second of the Fourth sends the
following to the convention: e. Kopke
| 1872; j. A. Gilman, 1852; J. II. Soper. 152;
j. A. Hughes, $50; Gus Schumann, 1872;
Captain Davel 125; Frank Kruger, 125;
Hiram Kolomoku, 1O5; f. j. Church 1O1
G. b. Mcclellan, 81. The other candi-
dates were: j. A. NJ. Johnson, 49, A. f.
Clark 49, G. f. Bush. AZ: John L.
Joseph, As; w. NJ. Cunningham, CT; II.
j. Johnston, 81; r. r. Mossman 45; NJ.
a. Gonsalves, SO; c. II. Brown, 20.
The third of the Fourth elected the
compromise ticket A. L. c. Atkinson,
co. r. N. Boyd, 81; o. L. Sorenson, g.;
Sam Kaamoana, 6O George T. Klugel,
50; Aleck Nicholas, 81.
The fourth of the Fourth had many
candidates and states were broken. The
following candidates were successful
Clarence L. Crabbe, 217; A. G. NJ. Rob-
ertson, ISL; A. V. Gear, IT'S; S. F. Chill
lingworth 40; w. w. Carlyle, 159; Will
liam Savidge, ISL; E. w. Quinn E. c.
Peters, 14S, Norman Watkins, 142;
Frank Andrade, 1856; Edward r. Walsh
1871; Sam Kamakau, $780, L. j. Aylett,
127 Henry Peters, 1876; Robert Kama
liaea, 1874.
The other candidates were: James
Mott, Jr 100; n. T.. Gedge, 119, w. c.
King, H. Samuel Parker, III, ]. F.
Morgan, 1O7, j. ]. Miehlstein, 1O5; ]. F.
Durao, 1O5; oliver Stillman, 80; NJ. c.
Pacheco, 70; George Angus, SO, A. O.
Marcallino, 81; A. *. Vierra, SO; Isaac
Noar, 20; A. D. Scroggy, 10.
In the Fifth of the Fourth the six
successful candidates were; Sam John
son, 1877; NJ. Harvey, 151; c. Lake, 15O;
O. C. Swain, 142; e. Devauchelle, 12S;
e. X. Lilikalani, 60.
The other candidates were: j. Keoho-
Kill oz; solomon rama, AZ.
The sixth of the Fourth chose the fol-
+ lowing: l.. Andrews, 90; w. S. Fleming
l 81; c. *. Quinn, 6j; Charles Raven, 81;
w. S. Stansberry, 60
The other candidates We're: G. b
Cooper 50; f. NJ. Brooks, 30; c. w.
Burgess. 3O F. c. Smith, %; w. II
e. Coney, 81; II. Kruger, IA; |. Bray, II.
In the eighth of the Fourth the fol.
lowing were chosen: Charles Hustace
Jr. 2S1; Jack Lucas, 237; r. J. King, 2S2
c. w. Zeigler, 224; f. l.. Waldron, 22S
John A. Johnson. 229; j. II. Craig, 222
f. Il. Damon, 232; j. c. Quinn, 223
Hawai- George ,2J3; Charles Crozier
PIG; Daniel Logan, 225; J. S. Martin
go; E. e. Mossman, I'll; j. L. Mclean
221.
The other candidates were II. NJ
DOW looi Johh NJ hea' t3i John NJ
y heaIoha' 9S'
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. with ~ votes ana a. ADAMS win =
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s tlcket were Joseph haNuNu' 10 ana L
I. Is. NaiWa, 10
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