The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-25

G4moEN Is, 1900.
ftained or not. Not whether Fernandez
Tor Harvey be voted on
BIpikane wanted TO know what the
convention was doing He had praved
at the opening for harmony. and now
they We're scrapping.
The previous question was called
| and passed. Then the Iaukea resoIu-
ton as TO whether or not the caucus
action be sustained was put
The convention decided that the
| Fifth was entitled to the sole selec-
ton for superyisor-at-Large.
SCRAP ON AGAIN.
5. X. Kaloa nominated a. Fernando
Mr.. Hui nominated f. Harvey. and the
| scrap was renewed
| The chairrequested the Fifth District
precincts to cast their votes by pre-
! cfncts, and for the precinct chairnen
To announce the results
! AT this time both districts caucused
separately. and the sessions were both
noisy and exciting.
| HARVEY GETS PLUM.
Before the districts made their an
nouncement of results of the caucus
ing, Joe Fern was appointed sergeant
at-arms to clear the convention space
of non-members
The Fifth prefaced it's announcement
with cheers, having selected Harvey as
; Supervisor-at-Large and A. Fernandez
as Supervisor from the District of Ho-
nolulu.
Fernandez declined to accept the nom
nation.
Kinney for the Fourth District an
nounced that H T. Moore and Walter
Duisenberg We're selected as nominees
for Supervisors from the Fourth. with
Tom Gandall as substitute in case
Duisenberg did not run.
The Fifth District. through Mr.. Moss
man. announced Harvey for Supervis-
or-at-Large and A. Fernandez for Dis
trict of Honolulu Supervisor. Harvey
got 40 votes, Fernandez &c.
a fiVe-minute recess was granted the
Fifth District to recaucus to consider
Fernandez withdrawal
Mr.. Mossman reported that the Fifth
could not arrive at a decision on a
successor to NJ Fernandez and pass
ed it up to the County Committee.
TRENT FOR TREASURER.
r. H Trent was nominated to sue
ceed himself as County Treasurer.
ROSE FOR AUDITOR.
Chas. Rose was nominated for Au-
Gitor by Mr.. Asch, a street-car motor
man.
THAYER FOR ATTORNEY
w. w Thayer was nominated for
County Attorney by E. NJ. Watson. The
latter described Thayer as a competent
of six years residence in Ho-
nolulu.
HOPKINS FOR CLERK
l. A. c. Parish and Manley c. Hop
kins were nominated for County Clerk.
The vote resulted: Hopkins. 80; Par
ish, 20 Hopkins is Deputy Treasurer,
practically, in the office of Treasurer
Trent.
JUEN PASSES BUCK.
Harry Juen on the call for nomina-
ttons for Deputy Sheriff, said he had
considered the matter after the eau
Gus, and he found there were murmurs
of discomfort. If he ran there might
be split, and, working in the interest
of the Democratic party, he left it
to the convention to decide for him, and
would not insist on the caucus being
sustained.
Mossman nominated VIM. Paul Jar
rett, whom he and others knew to be
a pure Democrat, a young man well
known in the community, for Deputy
Sheriff.
Mossman attacked Jack" Kalakiela
with vim which attracted general
attention He said kalakiela had re-
Gently taken a pledge in the Republican '
convention that if he did not receive
he nomination he would not run on any 7
)ther platform. te
KALAKIELA KISSED.
Sam Koloa nominated Kaiakiela and T
here were Kisses and applause. r
"HilahiIa'' said Emmeluth. Then p
smmeluth scored Koloa for bringing l
<alakiela's name into the convention +
m the ground that at the caucus Ko- a
GA had said that only pure Democrats
iced seek office at their hands. r
Koloa said that when man declares q
himself for a party, that party should d
embrace him. Interpreter Weed re- G
used to interpret such a speech. saying "
was nonsense. The interpreter was r
ertainlv Disguised. +
Jack Kalakiela, erstwhile Republican n
Deputy Sheriff, became a Democrat 9
-esterday by signing one of the Demo b
ratio precinct rolls. He was in at h
enhance on the convention pulling d
wires to secure the nomination for Dep I
lty Sheriff to run with Iaukea. It +
vas generally understood that Iaukea d
would not run with Kalakiela on the r
icket. I
JARRETT THE WINNER. a
BY the poll in the Fourth District, l
Tnad
My the last two precincts voting for =
[alakiela The Fifth District led off
or Jarrett and stayed by him. The
esuIt was as follows:
Jarrett, 1913; KaIakiela, 10.
The convention went wild for about
minute for Jarrett. Kalakiela then
moved the vote be made unanimous,
nd this was done.
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