The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-05
REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY RESULTS
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sible for the heavy vote against him.
The Fourth is lining up very strong
for Hustace.
Out in Kaimuki Ed Towse made as
strenuous a fight as any on the island,
and he surprised his opponents by
coming without two votes of being
elected. Towse hustled hard, but the
regular ticket went through complete.
1t is believed to be Hustace-C athcart
ticket though not pledged, and will
probably work for a denomination for
the Kaimuki Republican supervisor.
In other contests, John Wise won
Handsomely, and Charley Clark, long
an active worker, was defeated. AS
showing the mixedness of the results,
attention is called to the fact that
Clark was a runner for the liquor in
terests in the plebiscite in July, and
was vigorous opponent of Lorrin An
drews.
Results of the voting were as fol-
| loks:
First of Fourth-Ashley, "a; Bath,
SO; William Noa, Is; Dan Logan, 50;
George Makalena, Sc; E. A. Douthitt,
| 64; W. P. Kamai, 60-these being the
seven elected. The other votes were:
Along, 20; A. F. Clark, 81; ]. Costa II;
w. H. Kailimai, So; Charles Lucas, AZ {;
Sam Stone, 10; Ed Towse, So; and
owen Williams, q.
The delegates are:
Territorial conventional. H. Kill
hey.
County onvention-Ashley, Bath,
Noa, Logan, Makalena, Douthitt and
Kamai.
Second of FOURTH. H. Boyd 100;
Thos. p. Cummins, "a; D. A. Haiole,
1872; Henry Paoa Haolae, 1876; Isaac
Harbottle, 1874; d. X. Kaeo, 1875; Syl-
vester Kahikiaole, 100; Chas. Kamoa
Kealoha, So; John W. Keiki, IS; Moses
Kekahio, 142; ]. X. Merseberg, 11S;
George S. Harris, &c; A st. c. Piia-
naia, 1871; Henry Van Gieson, 112; Ed.
Wongham, IS; Cecil Brown, 6.
The county convention delegates are
therefore, ]. H. Boyd, T. P. Cummins,
D. A. Haiole, H. P. Haolae, Isaac Har-
bottle, D. K. Kaeo, S. Kahikiaole,
Moses Kakahio, ]. K. Merseberg, A.
st. C. Piianaia and Henry Van Gieson.
Third of Fourth-Territorial-
fandeau, 1O4; Cooper, 1877; Long, 1874;
Male, 80.
County-Andrews 1906; Charlock
144; Denison, 146; Freitas, 1873; Hick-
ey, 10S; Ignacio, 1884, Kalimapehu,
1875 Kupahu, 1870; Lewis 100; Lindo
81 Low, 141 Mikasobe, SO; Mott, 1O5 f;
Scott, 80; Steere, 1879; Won Damn
1856; Vivichaves, 80.
Fourth of ,Fourth-This was a una
nimous precinct, the elected delegates
being:
Territorial conventional. D. Bow
en-, w. r. Harrington, w. H. Hoogs, T.
H. Petrie and John S. Walker.
County convention-J. ]. Belser, R.
w. Breckons, w. H. Bromley, S. H.
Cooke, ]. P Cooke, ]. H. Craig, Geo.
A. Davis, W. F. Drake, ]. H. Fisher, H.
Kolomoku, F. ]. Kruger, ]. NJ. Little,
]. Richards, S. B. Rose, G. Schuman,
R. w. Single, F. c. Smith, George
Smithies, John Warehouse.
Fifth of Fourth-The feature of the
election in this precinct was the de-
feat of Jack Lucas, who was scratch
ed industriously and decisively, while
the whole Hustace ticket was e,scted.
The result of the voting -.
Territorial-E. A. c. Long, 1913; H..
C. Mohr, 119; w. C. Parke, 1870; VIM.
Thompson, 124 and D. L. Wilmington,
40.
County-C. G. Ballentyne, 1876; G. H.
Brown, ia; w. W. Chamberlain. 12t;
C. B. Cottrell, 1874; Charles Crozier.
100; w. w. Harris 1871; Edwin Hughes
1872; Chas. Hustace Jr., 1870; Fred Iah-
kea, %; w. ]. Karrati, 113; ]. A. Ken
nedy, 1872; T. V. King, 1913; ]. w.
Lloyd, lis; Carlos A. Long, Sc; +. D.
Lowrey, 1870; Jack Lucas, "a; f. H
Paris 116; X. B. Porter, III; F. E.
Richardson, 119; G. Strom, 112; o. G..
Swain, lis; Clarence Waterman, AZ;
L. M. Whitehouse, SO; ]. A, Williams,
80; C. w, Ziegler, 100.
The delegations thus stand:
Territorial convention-Long, Monr,
Parke and Thompson.
County convention Ra'lentyne,
Brown, Chamberlain. Cottrell, Cro2ier
Harris, Hughes, Hustace. Karratti,
Kennedy, King, Lowrey, Lloyd, Paris,
Porter, Richardson, Strom, Swain and
Ziegler.
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