The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-19

lain; Precinct 2, John A Hughes, w.
t. Rawlins, Frank Kruger, J. A. Gill
man, Captain r. Dabel Gus Schumaun;
Precinct 3, Alex. Nicholas, f. p Nc
Intyre, Antoine Manuel, r. N. Boyd;
Precinct 4, G. L. Crabbe, A. c.. M. Rob-
ertson. e. c. Peters. E. w. Quinn, J. w.
Short, w. w. Carlyle, A. ". Gear. Hen
ry Peters, ]. F. Morgan; Precinct S,
Samuel Johnson, w. Fl. Kailimai, z. K.
Rathburn; Precinct 6, ]. c.. Cohen, F.
L. Dortch, j. S. McCandless; Precinct
z, George Chalmers; Precinct s, J. J.
Belser, HAWAI- George, J. C. Quinn, c.
l.. Beai, G. w. Zeigler, +. w. Giryin,
w. ]. Karratti, George E. Smithies.
Mr.. Hoogs held the proxy of Mr. Nor
gan; Mr.. Fleming, of J. S. McCandless.
Fifth District.
Precinct ], F. Pahia; Precinct 2, Rich
ard c. Lane; Precinct 8, Andrew Cox,
w. w. Goodale; Precinct 4. Chris Holt,
Mr.. Meyer; Precinct 5. G. r. Renton;
Precinct s. J. A. Low, l.. L. McCandless,
G. w. Nawaakoa; Precinct Z, H c.
Vida, Mealoha, w. Henry, Isaac Sher-
wood, Mr.. Kaahanui, Henry Huka;
Precinct 8, w. C. Achf, j. C. Lane, S.
C. Dwight, P. Silva; Precinct 9, J. S.
Kalakiela, J. E. Shaw, F. T. p. Wa
terhouse, George S. Harris. Jr., A. F.
Judd; Precinct 10. A. D. Bolster, w. K.
Isaac.
KAUAI.
Sixth District.
tKekalia, E. Knudsen; waimea will
liam Sheldon. E. Olmsted; Hanapepe,
j. J.. Silver; Koloa. william Turnbull:
Lihue, j. FL. Coney, w. H. Rice. S. Kau-
lili; Kealia, Geo Fairchild, P. L. Topic:
Kilauea. R. Scott; Hanalei, none
chosen; Niihau. none chosen.
c. A. Rice held the proxy of Mr.. Kau-
lili; w. H. 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, TuIloch and Charlock |
were appointed tellers and the ballot |
resulted:
Achi, 80.
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 a
yavel from Mr.. Crabbe took charge of /
the convention, saying:
Fellow Delegates: The honor which
you have conferred on me today I APP
preciate very much, and in order to
expedite matters it is now necessary
hat you elect a temporary secretary"
CHARLOCK ELECTED.
Mr.. Chamberlain nominated w. H.
,harlock. c. n. Prouty and w. T.
2awlins were also nominated. Mr.. 1
,harlock nominated Mr.. Kamaiopili,
Who withdrew in favor of his NOM
nator, Mr.. Rawlins also withdrawing
n favor of Mr.. Charlock.
On a standing vote Charlock was de-
Jared elected. Oahu, Maui and Ka- /
al, generally, stood up for him, Ha-
rail- Loyalty standing for Prouty.
RULES COMMITTEE.
Carl S. Smith moved. seconded by Mr.
aris, that committee on rules and
equations for the governing of this d
invention be appointed by the chair, t
ne delegate from each Representative a
Istrict and one at large. t.
The motion carried and the chair APP
ointed Carl S. Smith, chairman, 1st; q
P. Tulloch, End: W. T. Robinson.
d; w. w. Harris, 4th: j. A. Low, 5th: Il
Olmsted. 9th district, and W. 7. 4
awlins, at large. Mr.. Holstein had :
.cIined the seventh place on account =
his voice being affected.
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE. Ia
Mr.. Rawlins moved for committee h
i platform, of similar constitution to P
at on rules, accepting Mr.. Fraser's
nepdment to make it on resolutions :,
ne chair announced Messrs. Crabbe,
ida, Rice. Moir, Paris, Kalama and IL
3odale. The three members of the C.
.gislature declined on account of the
ssions of both houses that afternoon, Ia
ID others in favor of delegates they -
med. until the committee was thus u
instituted: l.
Ist, j. T. NOR; 2nd. DR.. sehwaliie;
i, Dan II. Case; 4th, j. A. Gilman; X
/, VIM. Henry; 9Th, j. H. Ceney, and =.
large, w. W. Goodale.
At 12:45 the convention adjourned till ID
% p. m.