The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-09

district the following delegates were
elected by n substantial vote:
For Territorial Convention.--Lorrin
Andrews. Chas. A. Yarrick, and VIM.
s. Fleming.
For District Convention-E. G.. Car
rera, j. ]. Hughes, VIM. s. Fleming,
w. J. Stansbery. c. X. Quinn, and l..
Andrews.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-FoURTH
DISTRICT.
Waimanalo. (No returns).
EIGHTH PREcINCT-FoURTH DIS
TRICT.
The election In the Eighth precinct,
Fourth district. took place in the club
rooms, Alapai street above the Pump
ing Station, and resulted as follows:
For Territorial Convention-w. F.
Heilbron, 95; Chas. l.. Beal. "a: T. J.
King. "a; ]. Lucas. 80; Geo. E. Smithies,
90: j. C. Quinn. 90; Carlos A. Long,
SO; II. c. Phuger SO.
For District Committee-Geo. w.
Smith, 90; f. L. Thompson. %: w. j.
Karratti, 81; John A. johnson, "a; Chas.
Crozier. 1Ol; C. w. Zeigler. 81; w. II.
Thornton. 80; C. G. Ballentyne, 9s; f.
l.. waldron, %; j. NJ Kealoha. 50: T..
J. Lord, SO; f. f. Richardson. 81; Ka-
wal George. rs: r. II. Petrie. 92 E. o.
White. 90; J. M. Kea, II.
FIRST PRECINCT FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The primary election at Kaneohe,
First precinct of the Fifth district, was
quietly held yesterday afternoon and
an uninstructed delegation elected. The
results are as follows:
For Territorial Convention-Henry
Cobb Adams, D. o. Konaaihele.
For District Committee-Frank Pa
hia, John Brown. Moko Konaaihele.
THIRD PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The election in the Third precinct,
Fifth district (Waialua), resulted as
follows:
For Territorial Conventional. S.
Mahaulu, SO; w. w. Goodale, So.
For District Committee-Andrew
Cox, IS: Oscar Cox. 81; Edward Hore,
5S
SEVENTH PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
Never in the political history of the
Fighting Seventh" precinct has an
election been so quiet as at the prima-
ry elections yesterday. 1t was quiet,
the quiet that is met with in a grave
yard. William Henry, Ike Sherwood
and others around the ballot box, look
ed forlorn. There was no smoke of
battle, no cla.shing, no efforts to over
turn the ballot box. In fact the Sew
enth has lost its right to be called the
Fighting Seventh" The balloting re-
suited as follows:
For Territorial Convention-Solomon
Mahelona. 121; T. McCants Stewart, 121;
Eli j. Crawford, 121; George Lucas, 12l;
j. a. Aheong, l. Fl. Sherwood, 121
For District Committee-H. C. Vida,
121; William Henry, 121; X. r.
G. Wallace, 800; Isaac l.. Cockett, 121;
George Barker 12O b. p. Fabian. 121;
Henry Cockett 121; l.. Kamealoha, 121;
j. Kahalekauila. 121; Henry Huka, 121;
Joseph Fern, 100; NJ. X. Kaauwai. 121.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The election of the Eighth precinct.
Fifth district, was held on King street
near Liliha. The result was as fol-
lows:
For Territorial Convention-John C.
Lane, So; Sam'l C. Dwight, 50: George
1. Desha, so; N. Fernandez, rs.
For District Committee-Charles N.
Dwight, rs; Jas. l.. Aholo, ST. j. Kapo-
no, so; II. Kahele n; d. Kama rs;
Sol. kaleiopu, so; Pulehu, n.
All are for Kuhio.
NINTH PERSONAL---VERY. DIS
TRICT.
The election in the Ninth precinct,
Fifth district was held in the old
Hoffman premises on Wyllie street,
near Liliha street. The election was
quiet throughout. The delegation Is
uninstructed. The balloting resulted as
follows:
For Territorial Conventional Hoa-
pill, "a; A. F.. Judd, "A; ]. Kalakiela,
rs; w. Paikuli, 20: F. Il. p. Water
house, "a
For District Committee-E. r. Adams,
10; E. Henriques. "a; L. X. Kane. "A;
S. L. Kekumano, "A; C. A. Macintosh,
IA; II. Meek. "a; A. st. C. Piianaia, "a;
James Shaw, "a; s. G. Wilder, "A.
TENTH PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The election in the Tenth precinct,
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