The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-07-21

ed. Then they discovered to their
chagrin that all the tickets were not
as white as they seemed, from their
point of view
The Vida-lBrown ticket in the 18th of
the Fifth was as follows: president
E, ]. Crawford; first vice president, J.
X. Kaaeae: second vice president. J.
". Holoua: secretary. d 2. Hanale;
assistant secretary. G. Wright: treas
urer. c. B. Male; judges. NJ. Punahou.
| L. J. Feary: executive committee. J.
| Kalana, j. X. Kauai. D. K Kamaka-
| uahOa, c. Haloua and Charles Kaulu-
! kukui.
| The vote was 133 to 81.
| EIGHT OF THE FIFTH.
John Lane showed that he could
} carry the precinct against Achi, with
| only the help OF the police department.
! His ticket scored 215 votes to 81 for the
/ CrabbeAchi combination. The pre-
! cinct officers therefore viii be: Presi-
| dent. a. S. Kaleiopu; first vice presi-
dent. D. Kama; second vice president
| j. Kapono: secretary. A. G.. Kaulukou;
| treasurer, n. Fernandez: executive
| committee. s c. Dwight. R c. Lane
| H. ]. Aud, f. ". Kawaiaea. r. NJ
Duncan: judges. A. K. Aona, Antoine
| Fernandez. Chas. Dudoit.
NINTH OF THE FIFTH.
| Jack KaIakiela went down to defeat
| before what is avowedly an unpledgel
| ticket in the Ninth of the Fifth be
cause he acknowledged that the for
, The meeting of the club was large and
| enthusiastic, and in the attendance the
better element was represented very
largely. r. T. P. Waterhouse moved
| that the president be balloted for sep
| erately and the motion carried. 4
number of speeches were made one of
them to the effect that the members
of the club should vote for the Piianaia
| ticket because the head of it had said
that he was unpledged, whereas Kala-
kiela had owned himself a Crabbe
man. This speech was applauded, and
when the suggestion was made that the
good of the party would be served by
the nomination of some other man than
either Brown or Crabbe for Sheriff, and
when the name of Harry Won Holt,
who was present, was mentioned in
this connection, the house fairly went
Wild. The voting was orderly. One
hundred and ninety-ejght votes were
cast, of which the Piianaia ticket re-
ceived 122 and the Kalakiela ticket IS.
The club officers elected are:
President, A. St. C. Piianaia; second
vice president. Antoine w Seabury;
secretary, L. *. Kane; assistant sec
retary. Carl Ontai; treasurer. Fred T.
P. Waterhouse; judges. Lyle A. Dickey,
William e Paikuli, William AHA; ex-
ecutive con t1ittee, B. H. Kelekolio, A.
Macintosh. B. K. Kane, S. L. Keku-
mano, Kaaihue
TENTH OF THE FIFTH.
The Brown ticket carried the Tenth
OF the Fifth. 1S6 to 156. the following
being elected: President. s Maielua
Pahia; first vice president, j. K Kane
puu; second vice president, Chang
Chan; secretary. Eugene Aiu: assistant
secretary c. Kumukaht; treasurer. D.
II. Akiwai; judges. C. A. Bishaw, B. P.
Reuter-, c. Kane; executive committee,
C. Kanekoa, A X Naipo c. Opunui,
W. Kaka. S. B. Mahelona
ELEVENTH OF THE FIFTH.
Ben Zablan's banner floats trium-
phant over the Achi forces in the
Eleventh of the Fifth, the vote there
being 81 to II. There was no disorder,
the voting going very smoothly. The
following is the ticket chosen: Presi-
dent, B. P. Fabian; first vice president,
L. P. w. Kanealii; second vice presi-
dent Samuel A. Macy; secretary,
George Lucas; assistant secretary,
James A. Lloyd; treasurer. Arthur P
knight; judges, Peter Kealakaihonua,
Chas Elvin, Lot. P Fernandez; exec !
utive committee. Isaac L. Cockett,
David Kanuha, a. L. Perry, S. F. Rice.
James Kupihe.