The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-15
Eighth Precinct: There were several

Eighth Precinct: There were several
tickets in the field and the combination
resulted i'm the election of the follow
ing candidates. G. Hustace, Jr., T. II.
Petrie, f. b. Damon, Charles Crozier,
c. w. Zeigler c. l.. Beale, G. A. Long,
j. A. Johnson, j. Lucas. The votes
were as follows G. Hustace Jr., 20; II.
II. Petrie, 20; f. b. Damon, 65 Charles
Crozier. SO: c. w. Ziegler, 81; c. l..
Beale, S. G. A. Long, So; j. A. Johnson,
So; j. Lucas, 54 w. Fl. Thornton, 70;
L. Schweitser, Il; f. f.. Thompson, 81;
c. H. w Norton, 8; II. c. Phuger, "a;
+. J. Lord, Is; T. King, %; w. J. Kar-
ratti, 10; Edwin Hughes 90; A. r.
Brock, 20; c. b. Ballentyne, 81.
Ninth Precinct: The administration
ticket was elected i'm the Ninth pre-
cinct 1853 ballot being cast, two spoiled
and five rejected Seven delegates
We're elected as follows: George Hawai-,
141; j. Kealoha, 1872; Dick Paneawa 120
J. G. Quinn, lis; George Smithies Ill;
H. e. Lockwood, 10; II. Newland, 1906
The remainder of the balloting was as
follows: II. c. Birbe, Jr, IA; II. Kane
Al; NJ Kealakai 46; d. Noo, p, c. Lake
50; 7. Nui 81.
Tenth Precinct: The successful can
didates are: W. W. Harris, 1O7; Kali
mapehu, SO; Louis Marks, SO; j. w
Cathcart, y: Charles Girdler Sc; c..
Makalena 20; Jack Kuamoo "a; Will
liam Noa, 50. The remainder of the
voting was as follows: Henry Davis, II;
A. A. Montana, 10; c. f, Clemens, 10;
$ f. Chilngworth, 80; E.Buffandeau,
A; p. w. Burt, 4; II. Johnson, Is; Ka-
moa, 40; Keama, 49, Kaihini y; Kaka-
hio 10; Paaluhi, 10; Moepono, %; Ed.
Towse, Al; W. G. Weldon, 10; j. r.
Silva 70; Manuel Rosa, IT,
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct: John Tell, w. *. Lee
leiwi, j. Kaoheohelo, j. Gales.
Third Precinct: The returns from
Waialua last night gave the following
delegates Andrew Cox, oscar Cox, w.
w Goodale Edward Hore, II. II. Plem-
mer. Lowell Kinney.
Fifth Precinct: The following Brown
r-on were elected c. j. Holt, Il; s..
Meyer, 60: n. X. Leleo, "a.
Seventh Precinct: In the old Fight
ing Seventh of the Fifth there was a
quiet election. The Crabbe faction
claims the victory. The delegates are
Joe Fern, 5. Mahelona, Ii. Alapai S.
x. Paula j, NJ. Keawe, d. Kaheana-
nui.
Eighth Precinct: In the Eighth pre-
cinct the Crabbe men claim six dele
gates leaving the Brown men, two. The
total votes cast were 127, with four
cancelled. The delegates are: A. $.
Kaleiopu, 90 d. Kama, so; Lot K. c.
Lane, 76; n. Fernandez "A; S. c. Dwight
Ga; j. K Maunakea, "a; S. NJ. Pulehu,
SO; j. Kapono, 50. The remainder of
the ballotng resulted as follows; n.
Kauhane, 88;J. Kawehi 81; Harry Ka-
hele 2S; HoOpii, IS; J l.. Aholo, A; 5.
X. Kanalu, 46; William Laa %; MAXI AZ
Henry Napua, 26; William Olepau, A.
Ninth Precinct: The delegates elected
] are: j. S. Kalakiela 146; Kehumano, III
NJ. c. Amana, III; e. r, Adams, 1l6;
/ a. f. Judd 116; A. st. c. Piianaia, ia;
William Paikule 1l3; Edgar Henriques
1O4; f. p. n. Waterhouse 100. The re-
! naming votes were cast as follows: b.
| II. Kelekolio, ,, j. e. Shaw, 80; H. *.
Kane, 81; John Edwards SO; *. H.
! Meek, 99 NiSa, IL $. Kama 81.
Tenth Precinct; The delegates elected
are: Charles Broad IA; william isaac
l141; Robert Hebron 1872: William II.
/ Crawford 1870; c. II. Clark, l27; Joe
Ricard l15; Charuey Kanekoa, 1903; Ed
| die Kealoha, 80; Kanepuu, 9S. The
| rest Of the voting was AS follows; A. d.
Bolster, 80; Charles Au, 36 Kaanaana,
! 80; Kaka, "A; Moses Kamakoa, Is; j. X,
Kekaula, 90; Keola, 80; William Y.
Kwa Fong 70; G. d, Mahelona, 95;
Malina, 81; s. X Maloi, n Charles Opu-