The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-25

Sheriff upon whom the elements ca
unite.
So far. this talk seems 10 cente
more and more strongly around I
VI. Won Holt, but that gentleman ma
not yet stated definitely that he wi
make the race.
OF course neither Brown nor Crabb
has withdrawn from the struggle. a
yet. The Ach;-Crabbe men are still
actively at work.
We do not propose to give up tn,
fight said one Of the Achi worker.
yesterday 1T is the purpose of Mr.
Achi TO inaUgurate a series of pre-
cinct. meetings ali over town thi.
| week. to tell the voters what is what
| There viii be a meeting in every pre-
! cinct, and good speakers viii be or
! hand. We propose to make whirl-
| wind canvass to last until the day
| comes for the holding of the prima-
! ries.' =
! Which would seem to carry confirm
alton Of the statement that the battle
! of the Republican Precinct Clubs was
only a test of strength-if that state
ment needs confrma ton. Brown scor-
| ed in that fight as against the Achi-
| Crabbe faction, but that gave no mort
gage on the office of Sheriff Some
| of the Brown workers themselves are
. now talking of other candidates
FOURTH OF THE FIFTH.
Returns have at last come in from
the Precinct Club election at Waianae
the Fourth Precinct of the Fifth Dis
trict where the following officers were
chosen:
President, S. w. Kailieha; vice presi-
dent, A. K. Kalama; End vice presf=
dent, S. Athena; secretary, D. K. Wat
son; vice secretary, Henry Kapela;
treasurer, F. Meyers.
Judges of elections. P. Kaaia, D.
Kaluhi VIM. Perry. Sr.
Board of executors-C. J. Holt, l..
Kupau, G.. K. Maluna, J. K. Kekahuna,
j. Palau.
TWO PROTESTS FILED.
Chairman Hustace of the Repub-
lican County Committee has received
protests against the election of An
tone L. Perry as member of the
executive committee of the Precinct
Club of the Eleventh Precinct of the
Fifth District, and against the cleo
ton of D. Hanalei as secretary of the
club in the Seventh of the Fifth. 1t
is claimed that neither is a bona fide
resident of the precinct in which he
was elected.
The following is one of the letters
of protest:
Honolulu, July %. 1906.
To Hon. Charles Hustace. Jr Chair /!
man County Committee of Oahu, |
and the other members of the /!
County Committee.
Gentlemen: The undersigned here
by appeal to your committee against
the decision Of the judges of election
in the 18th Precinct, 5th District in
their decision deciding that Antoine L.
Perry is duly elected on. the primary
election held on Friday, July Goth.
1906, as a member of the executive
of the 18th Precinct, 9Th
District, on the ground that said An
tone L. Perry is not a bona fide resi-
lent of said precinct; said Antoine L.
Perry had lived and is residing on the
waikiki side of Kalihi road, being a
part of the Sth Precinct and on the
urther ground that more than twenty
people came from the Sth Precinct and
5oted in the 18th Precinct. 5th Dis {
riot.
We further claim that in order JUS
ice may be done, and the interest of
he republican party may be served,
our committee ought to uphold the
ules of the party, and that the rules
hould be enforced
Wherefore, we humbly request that
our committee may investigate thei l
natter. and decide the case according
0 its merits: and that the election of
aid Antoine L. Perry, or other officers i
said precinct may be declared void; | /
nd the next candidates may be dell
Jared duly elected.
We have the honor to be your ODE
lent servants and voters of the 18th
recinct. 5th District.
(Signed)-S. K. Nawaa, Joe Ramos. ]
Galaponi Num- E. P. Keleue, J. NJ. :
-eawe. James K. Luka, John Rice
Iva, Edward K. Kanapi P Niolopua. !
oohina. ]. K. Painahala, Hoomana-
-anui, Richard Karratti, Jr.
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