The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-25

MOTLEY, SAM KAMAKAIA.
Supervisors Fifth District: ]. M. |
S. K. MAHOE.
Sheriff: ROBERT w. WILCOX.
Auditor: CHARLES WILCOX.
District Attorney: EDGAR CAY |
PLESS.
Clerk and Recorder: D. KALAUO- |
JR.
Assessor ard Collector: CURTIS P.
IAUKEA.
Surveyor: CHRIS WILLIS.
Treasurer: C. w. BOOTH.
The Home Rulers concluded the
of their county ticket yes
terday afternoon and the convention
was adjourned sine die. Boyd the
deserter from Republican ranks, was
given a practically unanimous NOM
ination for supervisor at large. Ku-
malae wrote letter of declination,
which was read before he had been Of
The Democrats We're forgotten en-
tirely in the scramble for nomina-
tons and straight out Home Rule
ticket was put up, the Home Rulers
| refusing to have anything to do with
anyone who failed to- subscribe to the
Home Rule platform.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| 1t was nearly 1880 o'clock before the
convention was called to order again
by Kalauokalani in the afternoon.
| The entire convention selected the
names of the district candidates.
Chas. Motley placed in nomination j.
N. Kealoha and S. K. Mahoe us super
visors for the Fifth District and the
secretary cast one ballot Cor the two
men. Oil wanted some speachmak-
| ing from the candidates but the con-
vention objected and Mahoe who had
started to talk, sat down.
FOURTH DISTRICT FIGHT.
The Fourth District asked for a five
minutes recess to caucus but no agree
ment was reached and the fight began.
John Wise nominated A. G. Coz
rea, Koano nominated David Motley
and Sam Kamakaia.
D. Kalauokalani, Jr., placed in NOM
ination Chas. Mccarthy and Captain
Ross.
Kaohi named ]. A. Gilman and a.
Hooking.
A. G. Correa declined the nominal
ton and thanked the Hawaiian party
for it's consideration of the Portuguese
people and property owners.
John Wise said that was sufficient
and now that the honor had been Of
fered and declined, the convention
should proceed to business. The
chair stated that the candidates were
Mccarthy Ross, Motley and Kamaka-
l. ia Kaohi insisted on placing the
names of Hooking and Gilman before
the convention but was ruled out OF
order. Thirty-three votes were cas-
as follows:
David Motley announcements
, Sam Kamakaia 49,. ..............,.2
, C. J. Mccarthy ......... ...........
{ John Wise 1890. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOOTH FOR TREASURER.
Kalauokalani called for nominations
for treasurer, saying it was the mos
important office and care should b,
exercised as this official is entrusted
1 with public money, and a good, hon
est man must be chosen for the place
| If a bad man is nominated, it will in
1 jure the party. If a good man can
l be nominated within the party, tn
| party should go outside.
III L. K Sheldon nominated c. w
| Booth for treasurer.
| Kaohi nominated S. E. Damon.
| Kanealii objected to going outsid
| the party for a candidate and Damon
| name was ruled out. The nomina
ton of Booth was then declared t
have been made, but the formality o
casting a ballot and putting the mo
ton was overlooked in the genera
excitement.
Then there followed addresses b
Chas. Motley, David Motley and som
of the other nominees, all of ther
making promises and eXhorting tn
faithful to stand firm. Wilcox fol
lowed with an address pleading 70
unity (while his wife was leading
bolO. and telling the natives that
they all stood together they could cal
, ry the election.
Senator Kalauokalani also made
short address in which he said tn
4 nominations by the party We're of tn
III best, that the ticket was a good on
and that the delegates were respor
sible for it, and not the nominees. II
1 asked all of the delegates present
work for the success of the ticket.
II The meeting was closed with til
III singing of Hawaii Ponoi," with a
| the delegates on their feet Oil clos
II ing with an offering of prayer.
II MORNING SESSION.
III The morning meeting was called
Il order by Kalauokalani at $50 o'clocl
| after which prayer was offered.
II KUMALAE wITHDRAWS.
II After the calling of the roll of DELE
III gates the following letter from iona
III Kumalae was read:
VI independent Home Rule Party, an