The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-04-12

ARE NAMED
Republican Primaries
Pass Off Very
Quietly.

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vote was not large, little interest being
manifested in the choice of delegates.
Would-be delegates for st. Louis are
still figuring where they are at"
FIRST-FOURTH.
In the First Precinct of the Fourth
District. the six delegates elected and
their vote was as follows: s. *. Ka-
maiopil 81, w. w. Harris Sc, S. NJ Ka-
nakanui 81, w. II. Charlock rs, c. A.
Brown 20, w. w. Chamberlain 6S.
SECOND-FoURTH.
In the Second Precinct of the Fourth
there were seven nominees and but six
delegates to be named. The first six
of the following were elected: John A.
Hughes 49, w. r. Rawlins rs, Frank
Kruger so, j. A. Gilman Ga, Captain r.
Daybel 81, Gus Schumann Go, Hiram
Kolomoku As.
THIRD-FOURTH.
In the third of the Fourth the first
four named were elected: Alex. Mich
olas SIS, f. p Mcintyre 81, Antoine
Manuel 81, r. n. Boyd 30, Geo. Kluegel
10, Sam. Mani 46, j. Hina II and A.
McCabbe SO.
FOURTH-FOURTH.
In the Fourth Precinct of the Fourth
District, Breckons is credited with
having obtained seven of the nine dele
gates. Crabbe and Alex. G. Nj. Robert
son polled the highest vote. The nine
delegates elected were C. l.. Crabbe 1852,
A. G.. Nj. Robertson l4S, IL. c. Peters
1874, T.. w. Quinn 1885, j. w. Short lis,
W. W. Carlyle ia, A. V. Gear 1O5,
Henry Peters 1o5, J. f. Morgan 80. The
remaining candidates received the fol-
lowing votes, Andrade AZ. Castro CT.
Chillingworth AZ. Durao A, Kumakau
30. Love GO, Lyons 80, Samuel Parker
10, A. V. Peters AZ, Savidge AZ, Still
man "a. Parker withdrew from the
contest but his name was left on the
ticket
FIFTH PRECINCT, FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
The election in the Fifth Precinct,
Fourth District, in Kakaako, proceeded
quietly, only a small vote being polled.
The election of convention delegates
was as follows; Samuel johnson, w.
II. Kalimai and r. X. Rathburn.
SIXTH PRECINCT, FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
The down town precinct, Sixth of the
Fourth District was given a small vote
and the polls We're closed up early.
The delegates elected are j. c. Cohen,
f. L. Dortch and j. S. McCandless.
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TRICT.
The election in the Eighth Precinct,
Fourth District, took place at the
bandstand, Thomas Square. The turn
out of voters was small, but as there
was only one ticket in the field, the
same result was obtained as if by a big
vote. The delegates elected are as fol-
lows: j. j. Belser. Hawai- George, j.
c. Quinn, c. l.. Beal, C. w. Zeigler. j.
w. Girvin, w. j. Karratti, Geo f.,
Smithies.
FOURTH-FIFTH.
Chris Holt and Meyer were elected
from the Fourth of the Fifth
SIXTH-FIFTH.
There was no contest I'm the Sixth,
j. A. Low, l.. L. McCandless and ID.
w. Nawaakoa being the unanimous
choice of the precinct.
SEVENTH-FIFTH.
The Seventh Precinct of the Fifth
was almost as quiet yesterday as on
the day of nominations. The election
passed off peaceably, the Vida ticket
being elected by almost double the
vote of the Stewart nominees. The first
six named are the delegates-H. C.
Vida 1877, Mealoha 1G2, William Henry
1877, Isaac Sherwood 169 Kaahanui 166,
Henry Huka 1854, Joseph Fern 50, II.
McCants Stewart 81 Kaaeae so, *. G. |
r. Wallace so, Barker co. Charles Clark
62, Cocket 10.
After the count had been finished and |
the result announced Mr.. Stewart said |
that he intended to support the Re- |
publican party as always. Charlie |
Clark as soon as he found out how the |
vote was going, said he was again done |
with the Republican party for ever
and William Olepau made the same |
A Colonel Knox. In |
mate of Kalihi camp, also said he was
going to leave the Republican party to /
Itself in the future.
EIGHTH-FIFTH.
In the Eighth Of the Fifth there was
but one ticket The vote was w. c. .
Achi 45, J, c. Lane 43, $, c, Dwight 40, .
=, Silva "a.
NINTH-FIFTH
The total vote Ia the ninth was ll5,
he first i've being elected; j, s. Kala-
della o.. J, T.. Shaw ~, T., r. =. Water
house 90, Geo, g. Harris, Jr, 90, a r,
ludd b1, II, Meek Is, =, l.. Kokumano
H. l.. Is, ka-ue g2, chas kuuoi "a
Nm Lucas 10
TESTn FIFTH
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