Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-08

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In English ana Hawaiian.
ELECTION on OFFICERS.
W G. Achi was nominated by Mr..
Hookano. Seconded.
Geo. n. Garter was nominated by NJ.
Achi Seconded.
The chair appointed Messrs. McCand-
lees, Hookano and laukea as tellers
The ballot resulted In 10 votes each.
Mr. Carter claimed the casting vote
and rendered II to Mr. Achi
Mr. Stewart said the chair had no
casting vote on ballot
Mr.. Achi resigned In favor of NJ
Carter and. on motion Of Mr. Kaulu-
kou. the unanimous ballot Of the COM
mittee was cast for Mr.. Carter
c. r. laukea was nominated for vice
president by Mr.. Stewart and was
elected unanimously.
w. J. Coelho was nominated for re-
cording secretary by Mr.. Kaulukou and
elected unanimously.
J. l.. Holt and Fred. waterhouse
were nominated for financial secretary.
Mr. Holt Withdrawing, the nomination
of Mr.. Waterhouse was made unani-
nous
l.. l. .McCandless was unanimously
elected treasurer, W. c. Achi declining
the nomination In his favor.
w. c. Achi. j. l.. Holt. 4. Johnson,
I Frank Pahia and w. II. Crawford were
appointed members OF the executive
committee by the president.
Mr.. laukea moved, seconded by Mr..
McCandless. that the tie In the seventh
precinct be settled by giving Mr.. Win
ston and DR.. Huddy half vote each.
/ The chair ruled the motion out OF
order under the rules Just adopted
II was for the District committee "a
elect a delegate when the precinct had
failed to do,so.
Mr.. Achi moved suspension of the
rules so that the proposition to divide
the vote might be considered. ANY
other course would result in prolong
ing fractional trouble in the seventh
which was fighting precinct.
Mr.. Iaukea said that he had opposet
the rules. Now, ten minutes later. &
promoter of the rules moved to suspend
them. The speaker now proposed tt
stand by the rules.
Mr.. Hookano held that Mr.. Achi'l
motion was out Of order. When a maj
tied himself up he should stay tied
Laughter)
L. c. Winston was finally elected a
delegate, II. r. Hitchcock, who W.
present, declining a nomination in hi
favor.
Mr.. 1aukea, on a motion TO procee,
with the election OF delegates to tn
Territorial convention, moved to ad
journ till tomorrow morning. Their
was proposition to hold the conven
ton at Hilo. If this prevailed the,,
were men at Waialua In view for dele
gates who could not go to Hilo.
II was objected by different member
that this committee had no say in tn,
matter, but that It belonged to the Ter
ritorial Central Committee. Presiden
Carter favored this view.
Mr.. Stewart called on the presiden
to stand by the District Committee
otherwise he could not expect 1t 4
follow him through fire and water
Some members within reach of his arm
said they would not accept nomination
as delegates II the convention were no
held at Hilo. Whereas, he and other
would decline nomination II the con
vention were not held at Honolulu.
There was confused discussion
about the intentions OF the Territorial
Central Committee, the time of arriva
of the steamer Kinau with Hilo's fina
offer for the convention and, depending
on these things, the time to which tn
meeting should adjourn.
Adjourned till Saturday morning a
8 o'clock.