The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-25

said the man, 'tand possibly his sur
roundings will break him..
Following is the list of nominees:
For County Conventional. w. Zieg-
ler John Lucas, F. B. Damon, Chas.
Huseace. Jr., O. c. Swain, w. G. Kar-
ratti, H. Nj. Dow, c. NJ. V. Forster,
Geo. w. Smith C. A. Long, w. w.
Harris, F. E. Richardson, c. Crozier
Alex. Garvie, T9los. McTighe. A. T.
Brock, John Walker, J. ]. Dias. Mark
We'll. Chas Lambert, Sam. Mckeague,
w. F. tombstone, James Williams.
For Territorial Convention Roy
Chamberlain, E. A C. Long, c. G.. Bal
lentyne, Chas H. Gilman, w. c. Parke.
IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
From the Fifth, but two precincts re-
turned the result of the meetings. The
Fighting Seventh as McCoon Stewart
would call it, had a bunch of candidates
that make showing worth while and
there is not man in the lot who is not
certain of election. There were three
tickets over there: the Vida, Road and
Police. Following is the showing:
For the County Convention:s c. B.
Male, Charles Holua, Geo. Wright.
Henry c. Vida, Charles Kaulakukui
Smith Jr., Tom Keolanui, Samuel Kipi
and Fred H. Kaauahi.
The Labor ticket for County Conven-
tion was proposed by Samuel X Paulo
and is as follows: H. K. Alapai. Joseph
G. Fern, Henry Iaea, NJ. K. Kaauwai
Sam Luahine, Sol Mahelona, D. X
Puhikea, w. K. Rathburn, w. Reuter-
and Uhalu.
The Road Board ticket. introduced
by Solomon Mahelona is the same as
the one above with the exception of
Kauwahi being placed on the ticket
instead of Joe Fern.
The Independent candidate was
Joshua Kanahele but he withdrew his
name shortly after it was entered.
The nominees for Territorial Conven-
ton in this precinct are: Eli J. Craw-
ford, Moses Kawaiapu, Edward Mo-
reno. This is the Vida slate.
The Labor ticket is: j. Noble, S. K.
Paulom Jr., and Solomon Paaweia, and
on the Road Board ticket appears the
name of E. NJ. Sniffen instead of Solo
mon Paawela.
Fred. H. Kaueoahi withdrew his
name from the Road Board ticket but
remains candidate on the Vida ticket.
The chair decided that it was not
within his powers to name the place
for holding the primary election and
w. H. Rathburn took an appeal from
the decision. The matter will be taken
to the County Committee.
IN THE NINTH PRECINCT.
Two tickets were in the field in the
Ninth, the Labor party keeping side
by side with the regulars in naming
the candidates. The regular ticket
was:
County Convention: w. o. Smith,
Ed Henriques, William Soper w. H.
McInerny, c. A HartweIl, r. w. Atkin-
son, F. T. P. waterhouse NJ. c. Amana,
Ben Kane, William E. Paikule, A. st.
C. Piianaia. William Ringer, A. w.
Seabury, Bernard Kelekolio, c. On Tai,
James Kulike and L. K. Kane.
County Convention Labor Ticket:
Colin Campbell, II. w. Doane H. Meek
J. s. Kalakiela. William Kekoa, D. K.
Hao. Charles Keawe, Manuel Spencer
NJ. K. Moses. ]. Kahelajela. K. Nape-
ha T. Mossman, d. K. Hoapili f. G.
HoIstein and G. w. Pahu
For Territorial Convention: H. NJ.
Won Holt, S L. Kekumano, William
AHA, David Maizena,.
afhue. J. W. KaIaukoa and H. B. Ka-
paki.
The report relative to the apportion-
ment of delegates was generally adopted
throughout the Fourth District and it
is understood the recommendations will
be carried out