The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-18

.. G. Quinn.
II. 6, vida wac declared 10 be- the
choice for Deputy sheriff.
When the candidates for Representa-
tives from the Fifth District we're called
i, upn 10 pledge themselves. =. p. Mai
elua announced his withdrawal and
the bsllotlng began.
! Lane showed his disappointment
plainly ut the defeat OF Fernandez.
REPRESENTATIVES.
There was long walt over counting
the ballots and II was nearly midnight
when the secretary announced the fol-
lowing result:
Representatives, Fourth DIstrict-A.
ID. Castro. rs; A. q. Correa, SO; Geo. X.
Ewaliko, "a; John Hughes, So; Duke
Kahanamoku. n; w. II. KailInai, 20;
Jas. II. s. Kaleo. 1873: John M. Kea-
Iona. 20; Daniel Kikaha, 40: E. A. Long.
1o2; s. Kenui Nakapaahu, "a; e. w.
Quinn. 1922; VIM. t. Rawlins. 1872.
Personally johnson says he wanted to
throw his strength to Gear on the sec
ond ballot, which was not taken. He
Is OF the opinion that II was the set
ting aside OF Crabbe that turned the
Hawaiians from Dillingham;.
The fact tnat Gear got the full
strength OF the Fifth District would
indicate knitting by the police machine.
Johnson's fight was on Hustace,
Dwight and Dillingham;.
The votes on second ballot for Audi
tor and Representative from the Fourth
District were counted at 11:25 a. m.
with the following result: Bicknell.
147; Kunewa. 1856; Castro. 80; ~. -~rs,
49, ,.ds A
Eighty-five votes being nee e for,
choice, Messrs Kaleo, Long, Quinn.
were declared the nominees, and as six
are to be nominated a second ballot
was taken. Mr.. Nakapaahu Withdraw
ing. At the same time Jim Quinn
withdrew his name as a candidate for
member of the Board OF Supervisors.
This left the vote to Gear, for 1t was
conceded that Dillingham; was weak.
The chair stated that he was author
lied to withdraw the name OF ". F.
Dillingham; which left only A. ", Gear.
George A. Davis moved that the secre-
tary cast ballot for Gear and w. o.
Smith seconded and It carried unan-
imousy.
The withdrawal of Dillingham; was
due to the fact that when Sam john
son realized that Brown was support
ing Dillingham;, he threw his strength
to Gear.
The nominees for representatives
from the Fifth District are s. p. Cor
rea, Joseph Kalana and Solomon Ka-
leiopu, II. N. Kanihonui, w. H. Lele--
iwi and Jno. Paoo were named by the
outside districts. Following is the vote
as cast:
Representatives Fifth Districts. p.
Correa, 3S; Henry Iaea, 8; Joseph Ka-
lana, IS; A. S. Kaleiopu, 81; K. r. G.
Wallace, 2s.
Frank Pahia was nominated unan-
imously for Deputy Sheriff at Koolau-
poko L. X. Nainoa the same posi-
tion for Koolauloa. The secretary was
instructed to cast a ballot for s. w.
Logan as Supervisor for the two Koo-
laus. Oscar p. Cox, Deputy Sheriff for
Waialua. Andrew Cox, Supervisor for
Waianae and Waialua, and the secre-
tary was instructed to cast a ballot for
these gentlemen. The same order fol-
lows in the nomination of NJ X. Lee
leo. Deputy Sheriff for Waianae, Jno.
Fernandez, Deputy Sheriff for EVA,
Jno. Defries. Supervisor for Eva.
Jim Boyd contended when it came
time for the appointment of committees
that the new apportionment would
date from the regular, but Harry Muir
ray insisted that the, Fifth should have
thirteen and the Fourth ten.
Owing to n.ixup In the arrangement
of the precincts, the chair set Monday
as time for the representatives of the
different precincts to meet and decide
who they wish for members of the
Some one from the Fifth called for
the nomination of the County Commit
tee which is as follows:
/, Jno. Bell; 2. l.. X. Nainoa; 3, w.
w. Goodale; 4, Fred Myers; 5, d. Doug
las; 6, Jas. A. Low; Z, H. C. Vida; 8,
James w. Lloyd; g. N. Fernandez; 10.
S. Kaleiopu; II. S. Piianaia; IL, C. H.
Clarke; 10, J. X. Kaleiopu.
The Fourth District named for the
committee:
l, ]. H. Boyd; 2, Geo. Maili 8. c. H.
Cooke; 4, c. w. Ziegler 5, Chas. Co.'S
Ter; 6, Sam Johnson; Z, ]. B. German:
}, H. E. Murray; 9. C. w. Booth; 10.
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