Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-30
'Qy|ET DAY At
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Delegates Are Chosen
For Territorial
Convention


held on Saturday afternoon was
very quiet affair and there was prac-
tically no contest, with the possible
exception of the Second of the Fourth
although those who came out behind
in the Second state that they were
not trying anyway.
II the Civic Federation was run
ming any candidates they were de-
feated, but the vote was so small in
all the precincts that It seemed hard
ly possible that very much Of an eff
fort was being made to carry through
a special ticket of any kind.
In the majority of the precincts
the required number of delegates
were nominated so the election was
rather matter of form. The Adver-
Users statement that the Civic Fed
erationists were turned down was
met by a prompt denial, from Secre.
tary Towse OF the Federation, that
Wilmington, who got one vote, and
others in the Second were not can
uiudteo' ING OHe NOIe IOT winning
ton was obviously joke on the part
Of some gay voter as his was the
only vote cast for anyone outside the
precinct nominees offered from the
precinct meeting.
The returns sent back to headquar-
tiers gave the results as follows:
First of Fourth-T. Il. Cummins,
Jas. l.. Holt, w. c. Roe, a. l.. G. At
kinson, elected.
Second of Fourth-Geo. p. Deni-
son, 20; Geo. Male, CO.; Fred l..
Waldron, 81; elected. A. +. Grir-
fiths, ~; A. II. Tarleton, 0: p. l..
Weaver, 8; w. l.. whitney, s; c. II.
Hemenway, G. Before the election
Hemenway had filed a withdrawal
with the judges.
Third of Fourth-C. II. Cooke, AZ:
+. j. Kruger, 80; J. M. Little, 80;
elected. II. w. Aylett, 20: II. w.
Breckons, 81; c. Il. Chillingworth.
IS; ]. II. Fisher. 20; Joseph Rich
ards, 22. BY vote of rs to 2, on a
sub-ballot, 1t was decided not to in
struct the delegates.
Fourth of Fourth-C. Hustace Jr.,
II; John Lucas, 10; Geo. w. Smith,
10; elected. David L. Wilmington, l.
Fifth OF Fourth--J. M. Kealoha,
80; ]. NJ. Koahou, %; John Kaaua.
23; Daniel Keliaa. 25; elected.
Sixth of Fourth--W. f. Drake, II;
Thomas Kakalia, II; II. Klemme, Il:
Joe Keohokii, II; p. ]. Monaghan,
Il; A. r. Phillips, II; elected.
Seventh of Fourth-A.. d. Castro.
Il. w. Quinn, John c, Lane. elected.
Eighth of Fourth-Clarence l..
Crabbe, II. Il. Murray, John Marcal-
limo, elected.
Ninth of Fourth-C. w. Booth,
John II. Wise, William AHA. elected.
First of Ffth-Koolaupoko: Hem
ny Cobb-Adams and John Bell.
Second OF Fifth-Koolauloa: No
returns.
Third of Fifth-Waialua Andrew
Z. Cox, w. w. Goodale, Archie Ma
haulu, elected.
Fifth of the Fifth-Ewa. Geo. +.
Renton, 13; no opposition.
Fourth of the Fifth-Waianae +.
Meyer, elected. F. Meyer, 32; Geo.
Maluna, 4; d. X. Watson, A; s. w.
Kailieha, l; and s. Mapu, 1.
Seventh of Fifth. X. Kalana.
Solomon Mahelona, Eli J. Crawford,
elected.
Eighth of Fifth-No election.
Ninth of Fifth-Nagaran Fernan-
DEE, S. C. Dwight, John l.. Kaulukou,
Frank f. Fernandez, elected.
Tenth of the Fifth-A. 8. Kalei-
opu elected. Enoch Johnson, /; Joe
Joseph, o., A. S. Kaleiopu, 70; ID. p.
Kinolau, 0; Lonokaolohia, 1; ]. X.
Maunakea, 0; and j. Nahinu, 0.
Tenth of Fourth-No meeting.
Eleventh of Fifth-M. c. Amana,
II; w. o. Smith, 16; s. p. Correa.
10; elected. Geo. G. Sea, 10; VIM.
Il. Paikuli, 8.
Twelfth of Fifth-Wm. II. Craw-
ford, SS; Charles II. Clark, 26; B.
II. Kelekolio. 20; A. X. Vierra, IS;
elected Lyle A. Dickey, 7.
Thirteenth of Fifth-Wm. s. X.
kaka, 26; Jack Kahalekauila, 20;
elected.