The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

Mahelona, 60; Ed Morino. 81; J. X.
Maukoli. 60: Amos Mawae 60; Jos A.
Mcclure, 43; S. Paaweia, 10; Geo.
Wright, A.
Tenth of the Fifth.
George Markham will not have d
chance to nominate Charley Hustace
for mavor in this county convention,
cruel constituency having decided
that he must sit among the spectators
in the New Orpheum on Saturday. He
was one of the several the voters of
the tenth of the fifth didn't elect.
There was an Achi ticket III this pre-
cnct that got the usual Aehi reception,
William Isaac being the only one ia
yored. There were three tickets IN
the field aud the delegates represent
them all
The vote stood, with seven to elect:
Paul Burns, So; I. l.. Cockett, 81; Abr.
Fernandez, AZ; Z, J. Gay, So; W. B.
Hopkins, A: w. K Isaac, Al; A. K.
Kekai, 80: d. Kanuha, 81; J, Kupihea,
40 Geo Lucas, 40; S. X. Mahiole, 80;
Geo. Mark ham, 80; W. B. Needham,
26; A. K. Palekaluhi, 90; Fl. Y. Ire
yemen. 81: E. n. Voeller, SO.
On the territorial slate the voters Also
played no favorites. electing Fred Beck
lev, the prohibitionist and Paddy Ryan,
who is not prohibitionist. although a
good saloon-keeper. c. r. Dement, was
| beaten.
Out of an enrolment of 14o, ninety
seven voted.
Eleventh of the Fifth.
The crushing blow to Achi came in
his own precinct, which not only turned
him down but elected George Kaea,
the crapshooter, who has police court
record longer than a list of Aehl s cir
cult court defeats. Kaea will not be
the only professional gambler in the
convention, however
+ Harry Aud was elected to the ter
ritorial convention. Aud is one of the
| logical leaders in the fifth and the
! fact that he headed the ticket is a
credtable thing for the precinct, even
| if thew did disgrace themselves by
Ielecting Kaea and Kama. Sam Dwight
was elected with F. F. Fernandez, the
only two men to pull through on their
| ticket. Nagaran Fernandez was
| dumped.
The voting stood:
| Territorial Conventional. J. Aud,
1o4; N. Fernandez, 81; w. Laa, III;
w. K. Luther 90: Stephen Mahaulu,
! 81; J. D. Tucker, IS.
Three were to be elected.
County Conveniently. c. Achi, 81
Edward Drew, 101; S. G. Dwight, 90;
r. F. Fernandez. 100; Paulo Hokii, 50;
George Kaea, So; Sam Kalola. II; D.
TX. Kama. IS; John Kanae, 80; B. K.
| Kane, 107; T. Kapono. 10; s. Paulo
so; s. Pulahu. 80: P. Silva. 50; W. K.
Simerson. 116; Henry Vierra, so.
The high eight won.
Twelfth of Fifth.
Territorial Convention-J. K. Mau
nakea.
County Conventional s. Kaleiopu
Richard Lane. Harry Kahale.
Only one ticket was in the field in
the twelfth
i Thirteenth of Fifth.
Territorial Convention-M. c. ANA
ma, S P. Correa. A. F. Judd.
County Convention-E. Aiu, San
Pahu, Kaokalani. W. Holi Thornton
1iBen Fabian, D. k Hoaplli. A. L. Cas-
tie, Henry Peters, J. L. Fleming.
This precinct was also unanimous IL
favor of the ticket first placed in thu
running and the voting was only
formal.
Fourteenth of the Fifth.
Territorial Convention = William
kwai Fong and William Crawford.
County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kane
koa Chang Chau. James K. Kauanui
William H. Keawe, s. Pahia Maielua
George Kaolopa and f. l.. (Bert) Shar
, ratt.
Life is Just one darned bump afte
another for Willie Crawford. Will
he got into the territorial convention
. himself. his ticket in the fourteenth o
the fifth last night was walloped beau
itifullv by Charles Kanekoa and Chang
A. Ehau and this noble insurgent wailetl
= nightly. consoled only by a seat il
! he territorial convention for himself
!, On the territorial ballot he beat A
X Nierra. regular. by three votes, ID
H.. Akwai his running mate. gettin:
beaten by Willie Kwai Fong, Vierra !
partner Crawford was jubilant whel
the vote was counted and fully expect
ed to carry the county slate with
rush.
He and Charlie Clark had worked
Hike troopers all day and spent more
money than their combined incomes
amounted to for a month. Severa
automobiles and hacks Haunted thu
flag of the yellow dog party and added
to the gaiety of the gods, but gooC
substantial faith in Kanekoa s ticke1
'beat them hands down.
The tickets were split everywhere
and everyhow. About one out Of Sly
was voted straight. Kanekoa led from
the start and was on almost every
ticket. whether it was "Crawford'
ticket or the organization ticket. Out
iof the 161 votes east on the county
ballot four of which were rejected. be
poled los, Chang Chau was an easy
second with &c votes and the ''Craw
ford - legions trailed behind woefullv
When the county vote was an
, nounced the big crowd outside the
booth yelled with JOY and Crawford
got an inkling why he is the only Gin
surgent in the fourteenth.
Fifteenth of Fifth.
; Territorial Convention-Wm Kaka
IT, w. Kahalekauiia.