The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-08
WASHINGTON September Tilt believed at Washington that Pred
dent Roosevelt will send message to Congress- when reconven
omendng increase Of the army hundred thousand
provide garrison for the Pearl abor forts Of at least twenty thou
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Rawlins refused, but asked Makalena
to be manly enough to say where the
ballots were printed. If he would give
this information Rawlins would shake
hands with him. Makalena steadily
Buffandeau said he did not know any
thing about the ballots.
As the precinct club has to pay for
the expenses, including printing, the
executive committee may be called
upon to explain, inasmuch as some
members of the executive committee
knew nothing of Makalena arrange
ments. Mr.. Rawlins intends to go into
the matter, and from present indica-
tions it is apparently up to President
Buffandeau of the club, and as an Off
Ger of the Central County Committee,
to throw some light on the misdeal, for
it was misdeal, to say the least.
The matter thus goes in the county
committee sanctum, and as no explana.
ton came from Mr.. Buffandeau, the
county committee is saddled with n
piece of dirty politics which has not
been heard of before.
Those elected are as follows:
erritorial--Charles King, j. ii. Ku,
George Male.
County and District-E. C. Brown,
1872; George Denison, 1875; Chas. Kaa-
moi, "a; Chas. Bailey, 90; f. Buffan-
deau, 50; Chas Lucas, So; Akona
Along, sS; J. w. Cathcart, So; Kalima-
pehu, "a; ]. +. Lewis, SO; Henry
Hickey, 80; Geo. Makalena, 10; w. Il.
Rawlins, 76.
Not elected-B. F. Summons, Jack
Naiwi, Ralph Lyons, Jack Kuamoo, A.
+. Grifiiths, w. +. Dillingham;.
Fourth Precinct, Fourth District.
In the Fourth Precinct, Fourth Dis
trict, the ward of both Lucas and Hus-
tace, candidates for the mayoralty
nomination, the results tell of the de-
| feat of the Hustace wing and the cor
responding victory of the Lucas dele
| cation. Hustace learned that a slate
was being run in the precinct and did
not hesitate to voice his complaint.
OF the socalled Hustace men, among
those defeated were Mr.. Ballentyne,
Charles Phillips, w. C. Parke. The
vote was not large, the highest vote
being 1O6. Both candidates were at
/ the polls part of the time, Hustace
most of the time. Everything went
OF very quietly. Out of the fifteen
delegates it is said that twelve of them
are for Lucas and three for Hustace.
In other words, it was a victory for
Lucas, he also heading the ticket.
Those elected were as follows:
Territorial-W. w. Chamberlain, NJ.
+. Prosser, Z. A. C. Long.
+. J. Lowrey and DR.. @. B. Wood
were defeated.
County and District. Lucas, 81;
r. W. Single, 80; G. w. Smith, 70;
w. g. Ashley, 70; J. L. Mclean, 70;
C. NJ. v. Forster, 81; w. f. Hebron,
65; G. Hustace, Jr., 90; +. L. Richard
son, 50; +. II. Paris, So; G. A. Long,
SO; r. s. tombstone, "a; J. A. viii
liams, 81; +. o. Boyer, SO; +. B. Da-
mon, SO.
The vote for the other nominees was
as follows: II. p. Roth, 81; Chas.
Phillips, 40; G. w. ziegler, 40; E. J.
Waterman, As; C. G.. Ballentyne, A;
w. J. Karratti, 40; w. c. Parke, 80;
NJ. T. Lyons, 3S; w. L. Howard, 81;
s. McKeague, 33; John Walker, 81; j.
NJ. Monsarrat, 2S.
Fifth Precinct, Fourth District.
There was no contest in the Fifth
Precinct, Fourth District, the polling
booth being located in the old Ger.
mania Saloon, Queen and South streets
The total number of votes east fol-
Territorial delegates was $50 and fol
County delegates 9l5. The delegates
elected are as follows:
Territorial--J. NJ. Koahou, Charles
B. Makanui, Joseph Paahao, George b
Paunini.
County and District--Job Bachelor
Charles NJ. Coster, X. Duvauchelle
George Hawai-, John NJ. Kealoha, John
Kaaua, John Kailianu, Daniel ii. Ke-
liiaa, Sol. Hanohano, Manuel Leal, X
Nohunohu, John Wallace.
Seventh Precinct, Fourth District.
There was no contest in the Seventh
Precinct, Fourth District, the voting
place being at San Antonio Hall. The
election was quiet, and all came about
through the entire selection of the
candidates being left to committee
Those elected are as follows:
Territorial-A. d. Castro, John G.
Lane, Ed. w. Quinn.
County and DISTRICT. +. Eckardt
", Fernandez, Jr.; John Kamanoulu
Daniel Kikaha, William Lucas, James
F. Morgan, Samuel X. Nawela, Julius
=. Rego, v. o. Teixeira, ]. A. r. vi
ezra, II. p. Wood, Jos X. Woodward
Eighth Precinct, Fourth District.
There were 81 votes cast in the
Eighth Precinct, Fourth District, and
fifteen were selected out of the twenty
one in nomination. The delegates are
as follows:
Territorial--Louis Aylett, G. w.
Patty, Paul Jarrett, DR.. G. II. Rodgers.
County and District-Walter Akana,
G. l.. Crabbe, A. V. Gear, C. Holt, II.
Howard, Albert Lucas, II. Murray,
John Marcallino, Joseph McKinnon,
George o'Neil, NJ. r. Parmenter,
Henry Peters, L. f. Twomey, Harry
Worrall, Scott Wright.
Ninth Precinct. Fourth District.
The Booth slate won out hands down