The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-28

then proceeded with, the following be- |
ing the final results:
G. A. Rice. ..... ...,.......,... 81 /
j. II. Coney. ................... 81 |
G. H. Huddy. Observation-Disclosures. As
W. J Sheldon. Observation-Disclosures. a. |
j. x. Kula.............. 3G |
On motion Of Mr. Kula, after the |
completion Of the balloting, the choice |
for the four elected candidates was !
made unanimous
Nominations for the County Offices !
were then proceeded with, the sheriff |
ship being the first to receive atten-
ton. There was no competition for
any of the Offices. there being only one
nominee, for e5ch,-thc present incum-
bent i'm each case except that of audi
tor, the holder of that Office being G.
+. H. Baker, who is retiring from Off
cial activity because of ill-health.
The following were the names of
the nominees, the secretary being in
| structed to cast ballot in each case:
Sheriff, w. H. Rice, Jr., nominated
! by William Werner of Hanalei
Treasurer, A. H. Rice, nominated by
II. Wolters.
Auditor, c. Nlaser, nominated by
/ Hon. j. II. Coney.
County Clerk j. NJ. Kaneakua, no
minated by j. p Alohikea.
County Attorney S. X. Kaeo Esq,
nominated by Hon. c. A. Rice.
The delegates from each of the five
districts met together in different
parts of the hall, to nominate candi-
dates for the five supervisors posi-
lions, and the following were the
names decided upon for each district
Waimea, f. Gay; Koloa, w. d. Nc
Bryde; Lihue, H. D. Wishard Hawai-
hau, j. Rodrigues; Hanalei J. X. Lota
This list finishing the county offices
to be filed, the next business on the
program was the appointment of a
| County executive committee, which
/ the chairman announced as follows:
J. Akina, Nihau; G.. Hansen, Keka-
ha; j. K. Kapuniai, Waimea; B. d.
Baldwin, MAXWELL X. w. Kinney,
Wahiawa; G. p. Wilcox, Koloa; w. H.
Rice, Lihue; R. p Spalding, Kealia;
J. L. Hubby, Kilauea; VIM Werner,
! Hanalei.
W. H. Rice was appointed chair
man; VIM. Werner, secretary, and G.
1 p. Wilcox treasurer. Judge Werner
being the member from Kauai on the
Territorial Central committee.
Hon. c. A. Rice was appointed by
the executive committee as campaign
manager for the coming campaign
A vote of thanks was then rendered
Hon. w. H. Rice for the fine luau Civ
en- in his spacious grounds, and the
meeting adjourned.
LIHUE, September 24.-The Demo
Gratis of Kauai by their delegates, con-
vened at the house of Joseph |, the
mail carrier for the Hanalei route, on
Wednesday September 81, to nominate
officers to be voted on at the coming
election.
The business of the meeting was
carried through without much opposi-
ton on the part of rival candidates. 1t
will be noticed that the party leaders,
feeling that there is a lack of strong
men among their number, felt obliged
to seek assistance from the ranks of
the Republicans, and showed wisdom
by nominating six of the present
county officeholders who are of the
Republican persuasion. Three of
these, the chairman, H. d. Wishard
and J. Opio and w. Huddy of Hawai-.
hau and Hanalei districts respectively
were supervisors, and the other three
were A. II. Rice, county treasurer; J.
NJ. Kaneakua, county clerk and S. X
= Kaeo, county attorney.
There were about thirty-five dele
gates present, several of whom had
proxies.
Following were the nominations:
Senator, J. S. p Chandler.
Representatives, Keauhu Naumu, OF
Kekaha; Simeon Kaialau of Waimea
M. A. Mikaele of Koloa; John Koani
of Hawaiian.
Supervisors, For Waimea district. ]
w. Kahaleanu; for Koloa district, w
Chairman; for Lihue district, H. d
Wishard; for Hawaiian district J
= Opio; for Hanalei district, William
Hubby.
Sheriff, Joseph l.
County Attorney, S. X Kaeo.
Treasurer, A. II. Rice.
r Auditor, Charles A. Aki.
D County Clerk, ]. NJ. Kaneakua.
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