The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-08

trance TO the County convention as
delegates. The delegates elected were
as follows:
Territorial Convention = David X.
Bent, II; Chas. H. Diekey, II; S. L.
Kekumano, II; Kualawa, II.
County and District Conventions.
Chas. Clark, 4s; Willie Crawford, 50;
Sam Kahuhu, %; Chas. Kanekoa, SO;
George Kaolopa, so; ". H. Keawe,
~; Bernard Kelekolio, %; Jas. Kulike,
~; s. Pahia Maielua. So; Peter Makia.
40; 5. K. Maloi, 40; Chas. Opunui, IS;
A. K. Vierra, a.
Bernard KelekoHo. the teBoy Ora
tor was elected, and Willie Kwai
Fong, the Chinese bank clerk, was de-
feated.
Fifth Precinct, Fifth District.
The result Of the elections at Eva
Pavilion was as follows:
Territorial-Tom 0'Dowda.
County-D. Douglas, Jose Fernandez,
Geo. +. Renton, P. A. Swift.
Results on Kauai.
The precinct nominations on Kauai
and probable delegates to the Republ-
can Territorial Convention are told of
IN the Garden Island as follows:
The several Republican precinct
clubs held their nominating meetings
last week, when tickets for delegates
TO the Territorial and the County con
ventions were named. In several of
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gates were nominated, and these there
fore can be considered elected. In
others there are competitors for the
honor to represent the precinct, and
the names of the delegates to be sent
from those clubs can therefore not be
ascertained until after the meetings
tonight at which the actual election
viii take place.
The delegates so far known to attend
are:
Territorial, A. F. Knudsen
Waimea-Teiritorial w. o. Crowell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w. D. Nc
Bryde
Lihue-Territoria A. D. Hills, Jas.
S. Kaiwi and VIM. Henry Rice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not known.
AS far as can be ascertained, but
two precincts discussed sending their
delegates to the convention under spe
cial instructions. At Makaweh sew
eral proposals regarding the platform
to be formed came up, but none of
them were accepted by the club as a
whole. At Wahiawa the Republicans
unanimously decided to instruct their
delegates to use all their endeavor to
induce Chas. A. Rice to again accept
the nomination as Representative to
the Legislature.
Politics on Molokai.
The Democrats on Molokai have Sc
lected their County officers, supervisors
and deputy sheriff For supervisor
they have selected the present deputy
sheriff, Paia Maxi, who has the sup
port, it is said, of the district magis-
trate.
For deputy sheriff, E. K. Duvau |
chelIe, a turncoat Republican, who has
recently been running the Pukoo Sa- |
loon, has been chosen.
For member of the lower house of
the Legislature the Democrats have
chosen s. K. Kek0owai. The Repubi- |
can candidate for supervisor will be
T. T. Meyer, the incumbent. There |
are two aspirants for the deputy sher-
iffship. ID. X. Ilae, the present jailer
at Pukoo, and J. H. Mahoe, former
deputy sheriff, would like the job. /
ii is said that the recent visit of
Link McCandless failed to arouse any
interest, and the feeling is said to be
in favor of Prince KuhiO. Rather
than take any chances on an unknown
quantity like Link, the voters seem to
feel that it is better to keep the Prince
in office.
Just at present Molokai is without
prosecuting official in the District
Court. County Attorney Kalua has
called in the commission held by the
deputy sheriff and has so far selected