The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-05-16

ence Crabbe's own precinct and he led
the fighting for ticket which is said
TO be unqualifiedly for him. The dele
gates elected are: b. H. Atwood. A.
ID. Castro. c. l.. Crabbe, w. L. ENJOY,
+. e. Hartman, Sam Kamakau. Albert
Lucas. ]. Marcellino, A. II. Moore
Sam Parker, A. v. Peters, E. Wood
ward. The vote was as follows: "A
ID. Castro, 166; r. H. Atwood, 1e5;
E. Woodward. 159; A. V. Peters, 1853;
Sam Kamakau, 155; Albert Lucas. 155:
]. Marcellino, Isl; Sam Parker, al:
C. L. Crabbe. 1873; E. E. Hartman, 1856;
A. H. Moore. 1922; w. L. ENJOY, 121.
FOURTH DISTRICT-FIFTH PRE-
CINCT.
This was Samuel Johnson's precinct
Johnson. w. H. Kailimai. Tom Kaka-
liza, Z. X. Lilikalani, l. Nauha. The
vote stood as follows: Tom Kakalia,
1856; Mike Harvey, 1873; Samuel johnson,
1870; I. Nauho, 1875; Chas. Coster, 125;
f. X. Lilikalani, 11s; Peter Baron. 121:
]. ]. Belser, ia; w. H. Kailimai, 113.
FOURTH DIsTRICT-sIXTH PRE-
CINCT.
In the Sixth precinct, Fourth Dis
trict, there was quiet election with
the following successful candidates:
Lorrin Andrews, SO; w. c. Drake, 49,;
]. Fox, 80; ]. ]. Hughes, S9;l H.
Klemme, SO; H. Kruger, 81; C. Muras-
ky, Sc; C. X. Quinn, 80; d. ]. Rooney,
Sc; w. Stansbury, 81; C. A. Yarrick,
20. This is known as the 'Lorrin An
drews precinct"
FOURTH DISTRICT - SEVENTH
PRECINCT.
Waimanalo-No returns.
FOURTH DIsTRICT--EIGHTH PRE-
CINCT.
The voting In this precinct was not
extra heavy, but was interesting, for
some well-known candidates went on
the toboggan. The successful men
were said by one of the watchers there
last evening to be probably for Crabbe
There were several tickets in the field
and the combination resulted in the
election of the following candidates:
G. Hustace, Jr., II. H. Petrie, +. b
Damon, Chas Crozier, c. w. Ziegler
C. L. Beale, c. A. Long. ]. A. John
son, j. Lucas. The votes were a,
follows: c. Hustace, Jr., 70; T. H
Petrie, 20; F. B. Damon, 65; Chas
Crozier, So; C. w. Ziegler, GO; c. L
Beale. So; C. A. Long, Sc; ]. a. John.
son, 55; J. Lucas 81; w. H. Thornton
II; L. Schweitzer. II; F. E. Thompson
81; C. H. w. Norton, 8; H. C. Pheuger
"a; E. ]. Lord, 49, T. ]. King, 81; w. ]
Karratti, 10; Edwin Hughes, 20; A. T
Brock, 20; C. B. Ballentyne, 81.
FOURTH DISTRICT-NINTH PRE-.
CINCT.
The administration ticket was elect.
ed in the Ninth precinct, 159 ballots
being cast, two spoiled and five re.
jected. Seven delegates were elected
as follows: Geo. Hawai-, 141; j. Kea.
loha, 1872; Dick Paneawa, 100; ]. C
Quinn, 11S; Geo. Smithies, Ill; II. F.
| Lockwood, 10; H. Newland, LOG. The
remainder of the balloting was as fol.
lows: H. c. Birbe, Jr., IA; H. Kane
| Al; NJ. Kealakai, As; D. Koo, 81; c.
Lake, so; ]. Mai, 81.
| toOttIt lSI1tlCl-lENIft fftE'
CINCT.
There was considerable sparring In
the Tenth precinct. The voting took
place at the old tramway stables
There were two tickets in the field
and the Brown card claimed half OF
the delegates elected. The Crabbe
faction says it has five out of the
eight. The successful candidates are:
w. w. Harris, 107 Kalmapehu, Sc;
Louis Marks, SO; j. NJ. Cathcart 70;
Chas. Girdler sc; Geo. Makalena, 70;
Jack Kuamoo, 81; VIM. Noa, So. The
remainder of the voting was as fol-
lows: Henry Davis, II; A. A. Mon
tano, 10; C. F. Clemens, 10; S. F
| Chillingworth, 80; E. Buffandeau, A;
p. w. Burt. 4: H Johnson, 1S; Ka-
moa. 49,; Keama, 40; Kaihini, 70; Ke-
kahio, 10: Paaluhi. 10; Moepono. %;
Ed. Towse, Al; w. C. Weldon, 10; j
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