The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-21
MOST REPUBLICAN
TICKET NOMINATED
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both Van Geisen and McDufie with
drew.
There were sixteen nominations for
Supervisor, but one vote was enough
the result being as follows: elk, 204;
Quinn, 172; Watkins, 1923; Kane, 1873;
Aylett, 1875; Logan, 119; AHA, 80; Judd
rs; Maielua, Sc; Vieira, 65; Lilikalani,
81; Paikuli, 81; Wright 49, Nauha, AZ
The first seven were declared elected,
AHA though not having majority be-
ing elected by open vote to save sec
ond ballot.
The fight for mayor was interesting.
On the first ballot it was seen that
Lane was strongest and the Hustace
delegates began to switch. From a
vote of Lane SO, Lucas so, Hustace Ga,
the couit was changed to Lane lib,
Lucas 80, Hustace 81. Then Hustace
made his play for Lucas. Mounting
the stage he spoke very briefly, saying
that he saw that he was beaten, and
Withdrew his name from the contest.
He also asked that all those who had
voted for him should switch to Lucas.
1t was too late, however, and the next
ballot gave Lane 1873 and Lucas 1883.
Lucas Immediately moved to make the
nomination unanimous, which was
done amidst cheers 70 rthe defeated
candidate.
Bicknell easily defeated A. st. G.
Piianaia, having a majority of sixty
on the first ballot There was no con-
test for Senator, four names being pro-
posed for the upper hous and j. H.
Boyd withdrawing, which gave the
places to E. w. Quinn, John Hughes
and E. Henriquesl. There were no con-
tests against John w. Cathcart for city
and county attorney, D. Kalauokalani
for clerk and Harry Won Holt for
treasure.
The following were the delegates:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct-Chas G. Bartlett,
James H. Boyd, A. F. Clark, E. A.
Douthitt, Henry van Giesen, Isaac
Harbottle, James L. Holt, d. K. Kaeo,
Jr., Sylvester Kahikikolo, D. Kaiole,
J. K. Kalanianaole, Iona Keiki, Dan
Logan, D. Naeole.
Second Precinct-E &. Brown, Geo.
P. Denison, Chas. Kaanoi, Chas. Bal
| ley, E. Buffandeau, q. Lucas, Along
Akona, ]. w. Cathcart, Kalimapehu, j.
F. Lewis, Henry Hickey, Geo. Maka-
lena, W. T. Rawlins.
Third Precinct-J. ]. Belser, w. II.
Bromley, w. E. Brown, G. Fred Bush,
Chas. F. Chillingworth, Manuel X
Cook, Clarence H Cooke, Chas. s.
Crane, J. H. Fisher, Frank J. Kruger,
Theo. F. Lansing, Joseph M. Little, J,
ED. Marques, Henry Phuger, Joseph
Richards, John F. Soper. Norman Wat
l1ins.
Fourth Precinct-J. Lucas, R. w
Single, w. G. Ashley, Geo. W. Smith
Jas. L. Mclean, c. M. V. Forster, W.
F. Hebron, Chas. Hustace, Jr., r. e
Richardson, e. H. Paris, Carlos A.
Long, H. P. Roth, ]. A. Williams
F. o. Boyer, F. B. Damon.
Fifth Precinct-Job Bachelor, Chas
M. Coster, R. DuvaucAelle, Geo. Ka-
wal, John M. Kealoha, John Kaaua
John Kailianu, Daniel H. Keliiaa, Sol
Hanohano, Manuel LeaI, N Nohunohu
John Wallace.
Sixth Precinct-Gus Anderson, j. g.
Cohen, W. F. Drake, Jas. German, Da-
vid HALL, Hugo HanaulIama, John Hi
10, Alfred Kali, Henry Kailimai, VIM
Kaheluakahi, T. Ka1alia, Keohokapu
H. Klemme, e. K. Lilikalani, ]. X
Nakila, l. Nauha, John Nuuanu, Chas
Oio, A. R. Phillips, j. c. Quinn, Gus
Rose.
Seventh Precinct-Johanne F. Eek
ardt, V. Fernandez, Jr., John Kama
noulu, Daniel Kikaha, William Lucas
James F. Morgan, Samuel X. Nawela
Julius P. Rego, V. o. TeiXeira, H. r
Wood, Jos. K. Woodward, j. A. h. vi
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Eighth Precinct-Walter Akana, e.
l.. Crabbe, A. V. Gear, G. Holt, II
Howard, Albert Lucas, H. Murray, Jno
Marcallino, Jos. McKinnon, George
O'Neil, M. r. Parmenter, Henry Pc
tiers, L. e. Twomey, Harry Worrall
CoOtt UTrioht