The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-29
Twelfth Precinct, Fifth District.

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During the meeting of the Twelfth
precinct, Fifth District, held at the Ket
On Fui Association building, Kukui
street, a communication was received
and read from Enos Vincent, who an
nounced that as he was leaving for
Maui, where he was legally a voter, he
asked that his name be not used in
connection with any nomination or Of
fee whatsoever, and Mr.. Vincent s re.
quest was complied with. Mr.. Vincent
has lately run the gauntlet of many
political intrigues. The fails were out
as he ran and exposed a scheme to
put Brown in the running with Vincent
to help out with the Portuguese vote.
The meeting was presided over by
President Maiehia, with A. *. Vierra,
assistant secretary. The following slate
was then put in nomination:
Territorial-Bert David, S. L. Keke-
manu-, Kualawa, Mahelona.
County-Joe Alani, Chas. H. Clark,
VIM. FL. Crawford, Chas. Kanekoa, Sam
Kahuhu, George Kaolopa, ". Fl. Keawe,
James Kulike, S. Pahia Maiebia, Peter
Makia, s. K Maloi, Chas. Opunui, A.
K. Vierra.
Then an opposition slate, termed the
boy Orator. slate was offered for
the County and District conventions,
as follows: VIM. K. Leleiwi, E. l..
Kaui. Bernard Kelekolio (Boy orator.,
John w. Akana, j. L. Pilipo, VIM. Y.
Kwai Fong.
A protest was entered against the
Kelekolio ticket because of the name
of John w. Akana on the ground that
he did not belong to the precinct. Aka
ma asked to have his name withdrawn.
Postmaster Pratt also placed the name
of Lyle Dickey in nomination.
Crawford introduced resolution
Ievving an assessment of $1.50 on each
candidate to pay expenses, but Keleko-
Ito had this amended to 81, which was
carried. Mr.. Pratt said he wanted to
help defrav expenses of candidates, and
the secretary was instructed to solicit
contributions from the precinct MEM
bers. committee was appointed to
collect pro rata from the Candidates
up to Thursday noon, and those not
meeting their obligation were to be
stricken from the roll.
The meeting was a large and enthu-
siastic one Within forty minutes for
tv names were enrolled on the roll book.
The executive committee met and elect,
ed A. K. Vierra assistant secretary and
he was instructed to be at the meet
ing hall tonight to take further names
He will be on hand tonight with the
roll book.
Thirteenth Precinct, Fifth District.
There was no contest in the Thir
steenth Precinct, Fifth District, and the
meeting was well attended The nOmf'
uaeS vara as follows.
Territorial-George w. knight, Rob
ert Hebron.
County-Fred F. Miller, William Hen
ry. L. J. Nahora Hipa, J. w. Kahau-
mia, w. S. Kaka, J. Kahalekauila, Ed.
Kealoha.
To be elected, two for Territorial and
seven for County.
First Precinct, Fourth District.
No returns were received from the
First Precinct, Fourth District (Wai-
kiki). E. A. Douthitt was among
those nominated, and the men from
Kaimuki were sent so that the wires
may be laid for better improvement
of the Kaimuki district when the next
SupervisoriaI Board gets into harness.
The Tenth Precinct of the Fourth
District is at Waimanalo. No returns.
In the Fifth District, no returns
were received from the First Precinct
(Koolaupoko). Second Precinct (koo-
lauloa), Third Precinct (Waialua),
Fourth Precinct (Waianae} and Fifth
Precinct (Ewa Pavilion, Eva Planta-
tion).
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