Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-15

Wv hDAliiAltl ll'ilN 'lNN's NV lAAN'l'h
was carried and there being but one
nomination before the convention tho
secretary was instructed to cast one
ballot for Mr.. Robertson.
Acting Chairman Crabbo appointed
the following committee TO escort the
Messrs. James II. Boyd, \. V. Gear
and $. +. Chillngworth.
Upon assuming the craftsmanship,
Mr. Robertson said: II thank you for
the compliment proiferod me. but I
don't think you want any more hot air
than this room already contains. The
election Of temporary secretary is
now in order
John c. Lane nominated Benjamin
p. Fabian as secretary and Frank An
drade named Henry Peters. Messrs.
! Mcclellan and Judd were also noml.
mated but they declined. X. y. Boyd
talked harmony. saying that for the
good Of the convention the Fourth
should withdraw its man and give the
sccrctaryship to the Firth. Mr.. Peters
then Withdrew in favor OF Fabian, who
was elected by reclamation.
! On motion Of Mr.. Andrews com.
mitteo. consisting Of one delegate
, from each precinct was appointed by
the chair to frame rules for the con.
Nontion. as follows: Fourth District
W. W. Harris. Frank j. Kruger. 4.
l.. G. Atkinson, A. V. Gear, W. Il.
! Hailimai. I.orrin Andrews. r. Hughes.
Chas. lIustucr Jr,; Firth District-F.
| Pahia, \. Adams. A. s. Mahaulu. c.
}. Holt Jr., G. f. Rcnton, G. Nawaa,
lloa. William Henry, j. c. Lane, A. +.
Judd. J. l.. KUuluEou.
On motion of Senator Crabba the
following committee on platform was
appointed bv the Chair ON the same
basis as the committee on rules:
Fourth DistriCt-F. W. Maclarlano,
j. \. Hughes. Il. y. Boyd. $. +. Chill.
lingworth. NJ. Harvey, W. s. Fleming,
T. H. Hughes, jack Lucas; Fifth.
Bell, c. CopR. W. w. Goodale, c. j.
Holt Jr.. D. Douglass, w. G.. Ashley,
Henry c. Vida, W. c. Achi George
Harris. Chas. Broad.
On motion of Senator Crabbe the
convention took recess until 100
O'Clock this morning.
! At the noon hour today Senator w.
C.. AChi announced outside OF Notes
restaurant that George f. Renton. man
ager of Eva plantation. was out in the
field rs candidate for supervisor. Al
yesterdays caucus of the delcgat IS
from the Fifth. Frank Pahia received
iG votes and S. c. Dwight IS. This
would seem to settle the regular sup
orvisOrs OF the Filth. but ii Is very
strongly limited that the placing of the
name of Mr.. Renton in the field Is to
defeat Dwight. The choice for super
visor at large is still John C. Lane.
J. A. Gilman is the latest candl,
date for Supervisor from the Fourth.
He called in at The Bulletin office this
morning and made the following state
ment relative to his candidacy:
After fighting all morning with my
bosses and my friends and telling
them | could not think of being a can.
.didate, | have decided to run as Super.
visor from the Fourth District. do
not know whether it is at large or the
other way. All | know Is that forced
into the fight by representation
could not stand up against. | am now
in the field. | have not been seeking
office and do not want anything. II
the convention does not want me !
will be most delighted to take back
seat"
There is to be an important caucus
OF Fourth District delegates to the
County Convention in the assembly
hall above Castle 4 Cookies this after.
noon at i:30 o'clock. Every delegate
is expected to be present. There will
be hammers up the sleeves of some
and an attempt will be made to clean
off the slate that had been arranged
at the meeting last Saturday night.
There Is to be a studied attempt to
replace the name of W. T. Rawlins
with that of J. w. Cathcart and 1t
would not be surprising If the ball was
started rolling by the Sixth Precinct