The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-05

contest in this precinct and only twen-
ty-three votes were cast. The elected |
delegation is:
Territorial conventional. d. Castro,
G. j. Falk, and John c. Lane.
County conventional. H. Davis, M.
s. Deponte, ]. F. Ecknardt, " Fernan'
DEE, Jr., John X. Kamanoulu, H. T.
Lake, w. Lucas, Samuel Parker, H.
Pereira, ]. A. r. vieira, II. P. Wood,
D. NJ. Woodward, J. X Woodward.
This delegation goes in unpledged.
Ninth of Fourth-Territoria conven-
ton: c. L. Craobe d. P. Hanale, John
T. Mitchell, Paul Smith CNo con-
test)
County conveniion-Eugene X. AL
len 105 elected; Arthur K Arnold, rs;
s. L. Aylett IS, elected; S. Decker, 70;
Henry Espinda, "a, erected; Ed. p.
Fogarty 80, elected; A. V. Gear 90,
elected; Chris J. Holt 100, elected;
John Kahoomeha, n; A. o. X. Kahulu-
alii rs; Jack Kahunakala, IS; S. w.
Kaleikini, "A; ]. w. Kawaipao, 70;
Robert D. King, 90, elected; Sam Kipi,
IS; H. H. Kohler so, elected; Joe
Kubey, sc, elected; John Marcallino,
105, elected John Mitchell, II; ]. B.
Mulholland, ST. Harry e. Murray, 80,
elected; H. E. Newton SS, elected;
George J. O'Neill 80, elected; Charles
Opunui, 81; S. w. Parker, 70; Kalani
Peters, SO; G. w. Renear, 10; J. P.
Rego, 80; ]. K. Simonson, III Arthur
]. Splitter, 81; Larry E. Twomey SO,
elected;. William L. Welch 81, elected;
James p Whine, 70; Francis Wong
Leong 20; Edward Woodward SO, elect
ed; R. H. Worrall 81, elected; George
s. Wright sc, elected.
Tenth of Fourth-The vote was as
follows: Ahaukuela, "a; R. N. Boyd,
SO; c. M. Bettencourt, 104; Charles
Correia, 81; Frank H. Foster, 90; Da-
vid Kaahanui, "a; S. X. Kaaumoana,
1O6; David Kalama, 90; Sam Kauhi,
So; John Ke, ia; A. K. Keao, SO; viii
liam Knott, 70; John A. Lucas So;
John Mana, 80; John Mattos, 70; A. Q.
Marcallino, III; Andrew McCabe, 50;
Eddie McCorriston, 1O1; F. p McTn-
tyre 1O5; Sam Nuuanu, 76; Frank Oil
veira, 90; o. L. Sorenson, 81; J. P.
Souza, 50; Sam Walker, 80; j. H.
Wise, 1913; A. Woodward 81
The fight was between the Boyd
ticket and the Wise ticket, Wise him
self defeating Boyd by thirty votes.
The Boyd ticket was as follows:
Ahaukelo, R. n. Boyd, Charles Correio,
F. M. Foster, d. Kaahanui, Sam Kauhi,
William Knott, ]. Lucas, John Mana,
John Mattos, Sam Nuuanu, o. L. Sor-
enson Sam Walker
The Wise ticket was: c. NJ. Betten.
court, S. X. Kaaumoana, d. Kalama,
John Ke, A. X. Keao, A. Q. Marcallino
A. McCabe, E. McCorristin, F. p Nc.
Intyre, G. c. Oliveira, ]. p. Souza, J.
H. Wise, A. Woodward.
Results were that but one of the
Boyd ticket was elected, all the rest
of the thirteen being Wise men,
On the ticket for the territorial con-
vention, both Boyd men were defeated
Kahaunaele, Mana, Kaleo and Koko
were elected. The vote was as fol-
lows: Kahaunaele, 1870; Kohea, So; Ka-
leo, 14S; Koko, ia; Koloihi, 80; Ma
nu, 1877
First of the Fifth-Here a tie in the
county convention election was report
| ed, Jones and Kellett breaking even.
Henry Cobb-Adams was elected for the
territorial convention and Pahia won
for the county, with his convention
mate in doubt. David Watson was
beaten Another election will have to
be held to settle the Kaneohe division.
Fifth of Fifth-Waialua: Territorial,
A. S. Mahaulu, Albert Kaukana, John
Jones Duarte.
NOuhlJ kAnulCW NOAb
Oscar Cox, S. X. Mahoe, W. w. Good
ale, Edward Hore, Manuel Souza, John
L. Kalau, Charles Kukea, Ruel Kinney,
Clifford Kimball.
This election was unanimous.
Seventh of Fifth-This was another
peaceful precinct, the following going
in without opposition:
Territorial convention-George Rem
| ton.
County Convention-George F. Rem
ton, Thos. ODowda, F. e. Greenfield,
! Joe Fernandez, David Douglas.
Eighth of rehabilitation and Sco-
vile were elected for the territorial
convention. The other elections were:
Archer, Sc; Arnold, Sc; Defries, SO;
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