The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-04-19
HARMONY PREVAILED IN THE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

Harris, s. M. Kanakanui, w. II. Char
lock, c. A. Brown, w. w. Chamber
lain; Precinct g. John A. Hughes, w.
r. Rawlins, Frank Kruger. j. A. Gill
man, Captain r. Dabei, Gus Schumann;
Precinct 3, Alex. Nicholas, f. p. Nc
Intyre, Antoine Manuel, r. n. Boyd;
Precinct 4, C. l.. Crabbe, A. G.. M. Rob-
ertson, f. C. Peters, E. w. Quinn, j. w.
Short, w. w. Carlyle, A. V. Gear. Hem
ry Peters, j. +. Morgan; Precinct 8.
Samuel Johnson, w. II. Kailimai, L. X
Rathburn; Precinct 6, J. C. Cohen. f.
L. Dortch, j. S. McCandless; Precinct
Z, George Chalmers; Precinct s. j. j.
Belser, Hawai- George, j. c. Quinn. c.
l.. Beal, C. w. Zeigler, j. w. Girvin,
w. ]. Karratti, George E. Smthies.
Mr.. Hoogs held the proxy of Mr.. Nor
gan; Mr.. Fleming, of j. S. McCandless.
Fifth District.
Precinct l, +. Pahia: Precinct g Rich
ard c. Lane; Precinct g. Andrew Cox,
w. w. Goodale; Precinct 4. Chris. Holt,
Mr.. Meyer; Precinct 5. G. F. Renton;
Precinct 6, J. A. Low, l.. l.. McCandless,
G. w. Nawaakoa; Precinct Z, II. c..
Vida, Mealoha, w. Henry Isaac Sher-
wood, Mr.. Kaahanui, Henry Huka;
Precinct s, w. C. Achi, ]. C. Lane, S.
c. Dwight, p. Silva; Precinct 8, j. S.
Kalakiela, j. e. Shaw, f. T. p. Wa
terhouse, George S. Harris, Jr., A. F.
Judd; Precinct 10, A. d. Bolster, w. X.
Isaac.
KAUAI.
Sixth District.
Kekaha, E. Knudsen; Waimea, Will
liam Sheldon, f.. Olmsted; Hanapepe
j. j. Silver; Koloa, William Turnbull;
Lihue, j. II. Coney w. II. Rice. S. Kau-
lii; Kealia, Geo. Fairchild, p. L. Topic;
Kilauea, r. Scott; Hanalei none
chosen; Niihau, none chosen.
c. A. Rice held the proxy of Mr.. Kau-
ILL: w. II. Rice, of Prince L. Topic;
Mr.. Coney, of Mr.. Fairchild; Mr.. Spitz,
of Mr.. Scott.
LANE HANDSOMELY ELECTED.
Nominations for temporary chairman
being again called for, Henry c. Vida
nominated John C. Lane and l.. l.. Nc
Candless nominated w. C. Achi.
Messrs. Vida, Tulloch and Charlock
We're appointed tellers and the ballot
resulted:
Achi, SO.
Lane, 81.
on motion of Mr.. Achi, the election of
Mr.. Lane was made unanimous.
Mr.. Lane went forward amidst ap-
plause to take the chair, and having
received a carpenters hammer as
gavel from Mr.. Crabbe took charge of
the convention, saying:
Fellow Delegates: The honor which
you have conferred on me today l APP
preciate very much, and in order to
expedite matters it Is now necessary
that you elect a temporary secretary"
CHARLOCK ELECTED.
Mr.. Chamberlain nominated w. H.
Charlock. C. N. Prouty and w. T.
Rawlins were also nominated. Mr.
Charlock nominated Mr.. Kamaiopili,
who withdrew in favor Of his nom
inator, Mr.. Rawlins also withdrawing
in favor of Mr.. Charlock.
On standing vote Charlock was de-
clared elected. Oahu, Maui and Ka-
uai, generally, stood up for him, Ha-
wall loyalty standing for Prouty.
RULES COMMITTEE
Carl S. Smith moved, seconded by Mr..
Paris, that a committee on rules and
regulations for the governing of this
convention be appointed by the chair,
one delegate from each Representative
district and one at large.
The motion carried and the chair ap-
pointed Carl S. Smith, chairman, LIST;
G. +. Tulloch, End; w. Il. Robinson,
3rd; w. w. Harris, 4th; j. A. Low, 5th;
Il. Olmsted 9Th district, and w. Il.
Rawlins, at large. Mr.. Holstein had
declined the seventh place on account
of his voice being affected
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Rawlins moved for committee
on platform, of similar constitution to
that on rules, accepting Mr.. Fraser's
amendment to make it on resolutions.
The chair announced Messrs. Crabbe,
Vida, Rice, Moir Paris, Kalama and
Goodale. The three members of the
sessions of both houses that afternoon,
and others in favor of delegates they
named, until the committee was thus
constituted:
LIST, j. L. Moir; End, DR.. Schwallie;
Srd, Dan II. Case; 4th, j. A. Gilman;
9Th, VIM. Henry; 9Th, ]. ii. Coney, and
at large, w. w. Goodale.
At 1916 the convention adjourned till
1880 p. m.