The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-30
McCants Stewart Beaten by Over
Ninety Votes in Ills
Own Precinct.
1Ae General Result All Over Island Gratifying
to Friends of Good Government-fiome
Rulers Helped Rather Than tiindered.

1t was a victory all around over the
dangerous element in county politics
at the primaries yesterday. The cleo
tions went Off quietly enough, in all
of the precincts, excepting the Seventh.
where there was the usual trouble. A
Gordon of police protected the ballot
box and when the count was finished.
the Stewart gang was found to be
ninety short of a majority. All of
Yida's men were put in and Stewart is
credited with only one delegate in the
entire Fffth-Isaacs. Stewart may have
more on sone Of the compromise tick
cts. but fortunately there are enough
good men as delegates to make unnec-
essary the consideration OF the claims
OF those men which the Republican par
~ was compelled TO accept in some Of
.d7he precincts, in the interests Of har-
ony.
The vote was not heavy. excepting in
the seventh of the Fifth, the second.
the fourth and the eighth of the
Fourth.
In the first precinct OF the Fourth.
there was a compromise ticket. Boyd
received two votes less than the others
on the slate. The second precinct
brought out a big vote. but the Ku-
malae crowd was completely showed
under.
In the third there was also a COM
promise.
In the fourth the count was not fin
Ished until after midnight. There was
tickets in the field. 1t was a split
ticket that was elected. One feature
was Sam. Parker's defeat.
In the fifth precinct Sam Johnson
carried the precinct as usual. In the
sixth the Coney men were completely
routed, and they talk OF a contest
on the ground that Andrews and some !
of the delegates elected were not voters ]
in that precinct.
In the eighth the voting was light, |
and quite a number of ballots were I
thrown out
Not all OF the outside districts sent
. IN the result Of the election, but as
they have few delegates there will not
be much change in the general con-
vention results.
In the eighth precinct of the Fifth
there was but one ticket. and in the
ninth the best ticket won out. In the
tenth Kaulukou won a victory. though
there IS one Stewart man on the dele
CATION.
FIRST PRECINCT-FOURT DIS
TRICT.
In the first precinct of the Fourth the
compromise ticket was of course elect
ed. But loo votes were cast and OF
these. two votes showed their disappro-
baton OF Jimmie Boyd by not vot-
ing for him. He received the lowest
vote on the ticket.
Tile vote was as follows: s
G. +. Peterson Observation-Disclosures -106
W. W. Chamberlain --....---.-..-..-1O -1O6
P w Macfarlane Jos ,
W. w Harris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7
l. Marks ------..--.....--..----. --lPo
Il. X Helm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -lVo
Joseph Luahtwa ........--..-.-......-l lbs I
ROBERT Pahau ..............-..-..... ..lO4 Y
Duke KahanamOku ....-.-.....-.....1O5 {
iona OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 {
jas. H. Boyd ...-.-.--...........-.. --lOi Y
SECOND PRECINCT-FoURTH DIS {
TRICT.
In the second OF the Fourth. the vot- F
ing was at the AIakiki cricket grounds.
The first ten on this list are the dele
~;
II kcpke observation-disclosures ID
J. a Gilman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To-
J. H. S"I~r .-.----- Ia / +
y 4 Hughes -.-----------..--'.-. .ISO |
Gus Schumann --.-------.--.---..--.-l
laptaln Davel Observation-Disclosures.
Frank Kruger -...--..........-..-..