The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-05-15
REPUBLICAN
DELEGATES
THE RESULTS OF THE PRIMARIES
IN OAHU PRECINCTS LAST
SATURDAY.

There was quite a large vote cast in
the Republican primaries on Saturday
and a lively contest was waged be-
tween t. Brown and Crabbe forces.
The voting passed off quietly never
theless. The result as far as the sheriff
| contest is concerned remains i'm doubt
with the attitude of Sam Johnson, the
| Fourth district leader an important
| feature of the situation. The conven-
tion is to be held next Saturday, and
this week will be one of combination
making. w. w. Harris of the Fourth
! district, has announced himself a can
didate for chairman of the convention.
The various results were as follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT
In the First precinct Of the Fourth
District the vote resulted in the
election Of three Crabbe men and fNe
Brown delegates. The vote was as fol-
lows: J. II. Boyd 80; A M. Brown 1913
r.. p. Cummins, Sc; Albion f. Clark, 30;
c. j, Falk, SO; j. L. Holt &c; I. II. Har-
bottle 3 j. w. Iona SO; S. Kauai 70;
S. NJ. Kanakanui SO; J. W. X. Keil<i 80;
d. Kahanamoku As; M. S. Kauai "a; S.
! X. Kamaiopr 40; Charles Lewis "a
! Henry Merseberg, 30; Isaac Noar, IA; r.
Pahau So; w. c. Roe 70.
! Second Precinct.-In the second pre-
cinct of the Fourth the Brown faction
won over the Crabbe faction, the for
mer getting seven out of ten dele
| gates, and there wer 1856 votes cast. The
men elected We're: c. II. Cooke, John
| Waterhouse, j. a. Hughes, Gerrit VII
der, j. A. Gilman, r. w. Aylett, c. S.
Crane, A. Hooking, II. e. Murray, f..
Kruger The vote was as follows:
c. H. Cooke, 146; John Waterhouse 1877;
]. A. Hughes, 1885, Frank Kruger 1876;
Gerrit Wilder 1876; J. A. Gilman, 1O4; r.
w. Aylett 10: A. Hooking So; H. e.
Murray, 95; c. S. Crane, IS.
Third Precinct: Charles w. Booth, r.
N. Boyd, b. ]. Wright, J. l. Souza, c.
N. Marquee, O. SorensOn, S. Kaaumo-
ana, j. Mana, David Kaahanui, A, X.
Keao. There We're 24S votes cast.
Fourth Precinct: This was Clarence
Crabbe's own precinct and he led the
! fighting. The delegates elected are: b.
! H. Atwood, A. d. Castro, c. L. Crabbe,
w. L. ENJOY, r. r. Hartman, Sam Ka-
makau, Albert Lucas, j. Marcallina, A.
II. Moore, Sam Parker A. V. Peters, e.
! Woodward. The vote was as follows:
A. d. Caste 166: b. II. Atwood 1865; e,
! Woodward 1853; A. V. Peters 1853; Sam
Kamakau, 1856; Albert Lucas, 1856; J..
Marcellino, ISL; Sam Parker IA; c. l..
Crabbe 1873; f. r. Hartman 1856; x. II.
Moore 1872: w. j. ENJOY 12l,
Fifth Precinct: This was Samuel
! Johnson's precinct. The delegates are
unpledged on the shrievalty Thosc
elected are: Peter Baron, J. j. Belser,
! Charles Coster, Mike Harvey Samuel
! Johnson w II. Kailimai Tom Kaka-
liza, e. X. Lilkalani /, Nauha The
vote stood as follows Tom Kakalia
1885, Mike Harvey 1873; Samuel Johnson,
1870; l. Nauho, 1926; Charles Coster, 125;
! e. X Lilikalani us; Peter Baron, 12l;
j. j. Belser, ia; w. II. Kailimai ll3.
Sixth Precinct; The following were
| elected Lorrin Andrews, SO; w. G.
Drake 49, ]. Fox, 80; J, j. Hughes, SO;
II. Klemme 80; II, Kruger 81; G, Muras-
ky, Sc: c. X. Quinn, 80; d. J. Rooney,
So; w. Stansbury 81; c. A. Yarrick, 70,