The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25
SAM PARKER HEADS THE
REPUBLICAN TICKET
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proxy; VIM. Horner, John c. Jones, j.
U. Smith, proxy. Full delegation, 13;
present -; proxies -; total -.
From the Second Representative Dis
trict QHau, Kona and Kohala, Hawaii
~ d. Paris, chairman; Harry T. Mills
Thos. Aiu, proxy; al. L. Holstein, Sc. A.
Fraser, ]. Waipuilani, j. A. Mcguire, q.
K. White, absent: *Geo. P. Kaumaoha,
Chas. K. Towt, samuel Parker, IS. W.
Kekuewa, C. X. Stillman. Full delega-
ton, II; present -; proxies -; total
From the Third Representative District
MAUI Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe)-H. T.
Baldwin. chairman; 81. H. Mahoe, proxy;
Matt McCann, *R. c. Searle, proxy; *W.
j. Lowrie sW. O. Aiken c. H. Dickey,
haulelio. j. K. Kahunu, d. Kahaulelio,
ga n. kepoikai *Geo Hons p N Kaho-
kuoluna, ~A. F. Tavares, j. x. Hanuna,
NJ. Hanuna. Full delegation, IS; pres
ent, 16; proxies, 2; total. 49,.
From the Fourth Representative Dis
trict Oahu south and east of Nuuanu
avenue)-J. w. Jones chairman district
committee), *George Mcleod, Andrew
Brown, sc. L. wilcox, j. w. Kea, "a. V.
Gear, $A. F. Gillian, *W. r. Harrington,
David Nahoolewa, "a. G. NJ. Robertson,
&c. b. Wilson, j. ID. McVeigh, &C. l..
Crabbe y. H. Boyd, w. H. Coney, j. w.
K. Keiki, Samuel Johnson. j. Keohokii.
Full delegation, Is; present, IS; proxies
-; total, 49,
From the Fifth Representative District
l(Oahu north and west of Nuuanu avenue)
/ -George r. Carter chairman district
committee), Louis John McCabe, *W. w.
lGccdale, absent: Moses Mahelona George
F. Renton, IS. Hookano, Fl. r. Hitchcock,
C. F. Jefferson, *Enoch johnson, *Frank
Pahia. *George Weight, proxy: Andrew
10
Jas. l.. Holt, *W. c. Achi, W. j. Coelho,
u. l.. Kaulukou. Full delegation, IS;
present, II; proxies, O; total. H.
] From the Sixth Representative District
Islands of Kauai and Niihau)-None.
Full convention, rs; present, 66; proxies
-: total -
The chair announced that the next or
der of business would be the selection of
permanent officers of the organization
president. vice president, treasurer and
secretary.
w. C. Achi of the Fifth District jumped
the election of permanent officers before
rules of permanent organization were
adopted by the convention
! II don't know that we can elect perma-
nent officers without first having rules
to do so. We must have rules. So far
we don't know how many officers we can
elect. / claim that the chair is a little
ahead of the order of business -
The Chair: I'VE have the rules under
(which we now in convention made al
the last convention
Mr.. Achi: Those rules have not been
adopted by this convention. This conven-
ton is not bound by the rules which the
last convention adopted. They don't
even show who is to be elected. / claim
this is not the time to elect the officers OF
this convention
The chair stated that he was under the
impression the rules of the May conven-
ton were to govern at the present con,
veLtion. He stated he was open to cor.
rection.
Mr.. Loebenstein put matters Alright by
moving that committee on rules anC
permanent organization be appointed b,
the chair Mr. McCandless seconded the
motion. At this juncture Mr.. Hons NOV
ed that an interpreter be appointed fo
the benefit of many of the Hawaiians wht
could not readily understand the purpor
of the motions, and nominated w. j. Co
elhc for the office. ID. Kahaulel;o second
ed the motion. w. J. Coelho was ap
pointed by the chair, and at once pro
ceeded to translate the motions as made
George Mcleod, Fourth District NOV
ed to amend Mr.. Loebenstein's motion t.
the effect that the committee consist o
one member from each district Loeben
stein withdrew his motion and adopted
the amendment and moved the chair ap
trict not being represented. The chat
requested each district to suggest thu
name of its committeeman. Andrew
Brown moved to amend that the chair
man of each district be appointed, which
was lost. Loebenstein presented tn,
name of VIM. Horner for the First; tn,
Second presented the name of j. d. Par
is; George Hons for the Third; Georg,
Mcleod was nominated by Colonel Jone!
in the Fourth, and Enoch Johnson wa
proposed by l.. L. McCandless in tn,
Fifth. The committee was appointed a!
follows: VIM. Horner, J. d. Paris George
Hors, Enoch Johnson and George Nc
Leod.
In order to save time Judge Kauluko,
moved that the chair appoint his com
mittees each time instead of taking
vote in the districts upon the names II
moved that the chair appoint a commit
tee on platform, consisting of two mem
bers from each district. ]. D. Paris NOV
ed an amendment that the chairman b,
eX-officio chairman of the committee. TIL,
chair suggested that the convention TAX,
recess Tor five or ten minutes to ALLOW
the districts to make their selection O
rames for the committee, which was fav
orably acted upon
At the conclusion of the recess the fol
lowing names We're proposed: First Dis
trict, Chas. Williams and G. r. Blacow
Second, r.. a. Fraser and Harry T. Mills
Third District, d. Kahaulelio and w. O
Aiken; Fourth District. A. G. NJ Robert
son and j. II. Boyd; Fifth w. c. Ach
and George r. Carter.
Achl arose to propose some other name
wien he was interrupted by the chair
man, loosely, "Oh, gentlemen, / though
you had fixed it all up before this so Their,
would be no dispute" Achi took the hin
good naturedly and sat down.
The above names, with H. p Baldwin
as eX-officio chairman, were declared [,
constitute the committee
Chairman Baldwin suggested that TIL
convention adjourn until the committee
We're ready to report. George Hons NOV
ed to adjourn until p. m Col. Jone
moved to adjourn until 7:30 D. M This
he considered, would give the commit
tees ample time in which to prepare thei
reports. Mr.. Hons stated that the out
SIDE delegates were anxious to return t,
their homes by the steamer today, an,
Tor that reason he urged that all due des
patch be employed in bringing the affair
or the convention to a close. He said tina
on Maui there were district convention
to attend on Wednesday morning at i
O'Clock and the delegates must be oil
hand at that time. If the convention adj
Journed until 7:30 p. m. it would be i'm
possible for 1T to get through with all tn,
business and tn heir bor d,