The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-03-31
RETURNS FROM
PRECINCT
POLLS
(From Sundays Advertiser0

Yesterday the first primaries of tn
2 able feature of the returns, whicl
have been received from seventeen ou
!, of the twenty-five precincts in tn
county, being the way in which tn
, machine voters showed under ever,
officer of the Civic Federation on tn
various tickets. A. F. Griffiths, pres
ident of the Federation, was giveI
twelve votes in the First of tn
Fourth. while the leader of the poll
received seventy. This was George P
Denison, who had been slated withou
his knowledge. Judge P. L. Weaver
Attorney General Hemenway and Dep
uty Attorney General Whitney, al
Civic Federation men, were also count
ed out. In the Fourth of the Fourth
D. L. Wilmington, another prominent
member of the Civic Feds, got it in
the neck, a solitary vote coming his
way. Lyle A, Dickey, who also serves
on the executive committee of the
Federation, was badly beaten in his
precinct, the Twelfth of the Fifth,
where Willie Crawford made the run
ming and nosed out ahead, with Char
ley Clark and the Boy Orator as rum
nipg mates.
OF the seventeen precincts heard
| from, there were no contests in seven,
| the delegates being elected unanimous
| ly. In the Eighth of the Fifth, Ben
! Zablan's old stamping ground, there
was no election, according to the re-
ports received at Republican head
quarters, and this precinct will be un-
represented when the delegates meet
to nominate their delegates for the
| Chicago National Convention.
Charley Chillingworth is one of the
defeated ones in the Third of the
Fourth, where Clarence Cooke led the
polls. Along with Chillingworth in the
also-ran class is r. w. Breckons. In
this precinct the question of sending
instructed or uninstructed delegates
had been left to a vote, the decision
being practically unanimous to allow
the delegates a free hand.
In the Kakaako precinct, where the
heaviest vote is always cast on cleo
tion day, only seventy-one ballots were
used. The Seventh of the Fourth
chose a purely legislative delegation,
two Representatives and one Senator,
the Hon. John c. Lane, being picked
out The Eleventh of the Fifth have
also selected legislative men, Senator
w. o. Smith and Hon. S. P. Correa
being two out of their three
No ratnrnS in from Lnn1annnlyn
Waianae, Eva, Pearl City and Alewa
The elected delegates are the follow
ing: 1a',>sa..,
FIRST OF FOURTH. 4.
T. P. Cummins, Jas. L. Holt, W. C.
Roe, A. L. c. Atkinson, elected.
SECOND. OF FOURTH.
Geo. P Denison 20, Geo. Maile 60,
Fred L. Waldron 81, elected. A F.
Griffiths u, A. H. Tarletcn 0, P, L.
Weaver 5, W. L. Whitney s, c. r.
Hemenway 6. Before the election Hem
enway had filed a withdrawal with the
judges.
THIRD OF FOURTH.
c. H Cooke 43, F. ]. Kruger 80, ].
NJ. Little 80, elected. r. w. Aylett 26,
r. w. Breckons 81, C. F. Chillingworth
25, ]. H. Fisher 90, Joseph Richards %.
BY vote of IS to 2, on a sub-ballot,
it was decided not to instruct the dele
gatesk
FOURTH OF FOURTH.
c. Hustace Jr II, John Lucas 16, Geo.
W. Smith 16, elected. David L. With
ington l.
FIFTH OF FOURTH.
j. NJ. Eealoha %, ]. NJ. Koahou 25,
John Kd dsua %, Daniel Keliaa 25,
elected.
SIXTH OF FOURTH.
W. F. Drake II, Thomas Kakalia II,
H. Klemme II, Joe Keohokii II, P. ].
Monaghan II, A R. Phillips II, elected.
SEVENTH OF FOURTH.
A. D. Castro, E. W. Quinn, John C.
Lane, elected.
EIGHTH OF FOURTH.
Clarence L. Crabbe, H. E. Murray,
John Marcallino, elected.
NINTH OF FOURTH.
c. W. Booth, John H. Wise, William
AHA, elected.
FIRST OF FIFTH.
Koolaupoko-HenryC Cobb-Adams and
John Bell.
SECOND OF FIFTH.
Koolauloa-No returns.
THIRD OF FIFTH.
Waialua-Andrew E. Cox, w. W.
Goodale, Archie Mahaulu, elected.
FOURTH OF FIFTH.
Waianae-No returns.
FIFTH OF FIFTH.
Eva Mill-No returns.
SIXTH OF FIFTH.
Pearl City-No returns.
SEVENTH OF FIFTH.
j. K. Kalana, solomon Mahelona, Eli
]. Crawford, elected.
EIGHTH OF FIFTH.
No election.
NINTH OF FIFTH.
Nagaran Fernandez, S. c. Dwight,
John L. Kaulukou, Frank F. Fernan-
| dez, elected.
TENTH OF FIFTH.
No returns.
| ELEVENTH OF FIFTH.
NJ. c. Amana Il, W. o. Smith 1s, 5.
P. Correa Is, elected. Geo. c. Sea 13,
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