The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04
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oldtime politician.
II never expected we could do Il.
was Won Damn s comment.
The voting stood:
Territorial Buffandeau, 10t, Cooper,
l31; Long, 1874; Male, 90
tounty-Andrews, 100; Charlock.
| Ia; Denison, LAG; Freitas. 1873: Hickey.
los; Ignaeio. 1874; Kalimapehu, 1875;
kupahu, 100; Lewis, 100; Linio. 81;
Low. Ill, Mikasobe 96; Mott. 100;
Scott. 90; Steere, 1879; Won Damn. 1856;
Vivichaves, 90.
Fourth of Fourth.
| This was a unanimous precinct, the
elected delegates being:
| Territorial Conventional. D. Bow
en-, W. r. Harrington, ". H Hoogs. T.
II. Petrie and John s. Walker.
County Conventional J. Belser r.
| w. Breckons, W. II. Bromley, c. H
Cooke, j. 2. Cooke, j. H Craig. George
A. Davis, ". F. Drake. J. H Fisher. H
tKolomoku, F. J. Kruger, J. NJ. Little.
IT, Richards. S. 3. Rose, G. Schuman,
r. ". Single, F. c. Smith, George
iSmithies. John Waterhouse.
Fifth of the Fourth.
| The feature of the election in this
precinct was the defeat Of Jack Lucas,
| who was scratched industriouslv and
| decisivelv, while the whole Hustace
| ticket, which Lucas announced he was
about to put on the blink. was elected.
| One hundred and fortyfve votes
were cast. W. W. Harris receiving 131
of them. leading Charley Hustaee by
one. E. A. c. Long received 12S on
the territorial ticket while Carlos
Long, on the county ticket only got SO,
D. L. Wilmington. who made the fifth
man on the territorial ticket. four to
be elected, was badly defeated. getting
only 40 votes
The result of the voting was:
Terrtorial-E. A. c.. Long, 12S: Fl.
c. Mohr, 119: w. c. Parke. 1870; VIM.
Thompson, 124, and D. L. Wilmington,
40.
| County-C. G. Ballentyne, 126; c. H.
Brown, ia; w. W. Chamberlain, 121;
| G. 3. Cottrell. 124: Charles Crozier, 100;
W. w. FarrIs, 131; Edwin Hughes. 122;
| Chas Fustace ,Tr,. 1870: Fred Iaukea,
%: W. J. Karratti. 113; J. A. Ken
nedv. 1872; T. Y. King. 1913: J. W.
| LLOYD, rs: Carlos \. Long. So; F. D.
| IJOWfeF. I-V. jack Lucas, ~ Il. IL
Paris. 116; K. B. Porter, III: F. F.
Richardson. 10; c. Strom, H.: O. G.
Swain, rs; Clarence Waterman. a.;
L. NJ Whitehouse. IS; IA. Williams,
30; c. w. Ziegler, 100.
The delegations thus stand:
Territorial Convention-Long, Mohr,
Parke and Thompson.
County Convention - Ballentvne,
Harris. Hughes. Hustace. Karratti, Ken
nedv. King. I4owrev, Lloyd, Paris, Por-
ter, Richardson, Strom, Swain and
Ziegler.
Sixth of the Fourth
A ballot that carried the names of
only one slate was what the voters
found when they went to select their
men in this Kakaako No. 2 precinct.
| Consequently there was no contest and
consequently there will be a protest
made Immediately to the county com
mirtee and another one brought for
ward on the floor of the convention,
when Friday next arrives.
just what the matter is was explain
ed by the precinct secretary, John ka-
aua, last night
"The other slate was nominated.
he said. Hbut the chairman, J. NJ. Ke'
aloha. looked it over and ruled that
that slate was out Of order. 'Secre
tarv.' he said to me. put that slate
on the table 7 rule it out So l put
it on the table. No one can outrule
the chairman.''
John Mendoza. who prepared a pro
test as soon as he found out his slate
had been wiped out by the precinct
:, officers and not even given run fo7
| their money. states that he heard
rumors of the Job on Friday and had
gone Immediately to Chairman trabof
; of the county committee, who had not1
fed Kaaua to print all the nominated
names on the ballot.
Kaaua is the precinct secretary Wht
was found drunk when voters wanted
| 10 register and who had refused Ell he1
| to look after the enrolment or allow
anyone else to do it.
The names of Job Bachelor thas
| Costa, Solomon Hanohano and Henry
t ! 7, Kane were on both tickets and thu:
escaped the slaughter, although, Men
diola explains, the chairman wanted u
> throw Hanohano out any way because
l he ran a prohibition paper against th'
peace and happiness of kakaazo- ,
Inc names not appearing oi 'h0 va
LOT We're:
w. \. Kauanoano and Chas. Papalku
for the territorial convention. and Ioh1
Mendoza. John Mahiai. ". P. HaioIa
Levi K Kaelepulu. Joseph keohok'
and Ben T. Wright.
Those who were left after the presi
dent had finished ruling and were con
seouently elected without opposition
q were:
Territorial Convention-Toh Batche
Ior. Geo. Kalilikane and Ino. Fl. OH
I veira.
County observation-disclosures I. Bright
ChaS. VI. Coster. Sol. Hanohano. Jno
N Kealoha. X Geo. Hawai-, Jno. IA
n ana Henry Kane, Jos. Luahlwa. Apak
l Manrwai. Dick Panaewa, .Jno. Wallace
, Seventh of the Fourth.
There was no contest in the SeVentI
4 of the fourth that having been seer
Ito early in the game The delegate
: declared elected by the Judges of cleo
, ition include the manager of the bre"
Ierv, his booEkeeper and two eX-salool
D ikeepers. The lists are:
h Territorial Convention-Pua kaia