The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-25

| 'He pTeNiouH question was Gale,
and passed. Then the Iaukea rcsolu
tion as To whether or not the caucus
action be sustained was put.
The convention decided that tn,
Firth was entitled to- the sole selec.
ton for observation-disclosures.
SCRAP on AGAIN.
$. X. Kaloa nominated A. Fernandez
Mr.. Hui nominated +. Harvey. and the
scrap was renewed.
| The chair requested the Fifth Distrlc,
precincts to cast their votes by pre-
cincts. and for the precinct chairmen
10 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
alarms to clear the convention space
OF non-members.
The Fifth prefaced its 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 were selected as nominees
for Supervisors from the Fourth, with
Tom Gandail as substitute In case
Duisenberg did not run.
The Fifth District. through Mr.. Moss
man. announced Harvey for Supervise
or-at-Large and A. Fernandez for Dis
trict of Honolulu Supervisor. Harvey
got 40 votes. Fernandez 26.
fve-minute recess was granted the
Fifth District to recaucus to consider
Fernandez withdrawal.
Mr.. Mossman reported that the Fifth
could not arrive at decision on a
successor to MS 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-
.itor by Mr.. Asch, street-car motor
nan.
THAYER FOR ATTORNEY.
w. w. Thayer was nominated for
county Attorney by E. NJ. Watson. The
after described Thayer as a competent
attorney Of six years residence in Ho-
lolulu.
HOPKINS FOR CLERK.
L. A. C. Parish and Manley G. Hop
tins were nominated for County Clerk.
The vote resulted: Hopkins, go; Par
sh, 20. Hopkins is Deputy Treasurer
practically, In the office of Treasurer
rent.
JUEN PASSES BUCK.
Harry Juen, on the call for nomina-
Ions for Deputy Sheriff, said he had
onsidered the matter after the eau
us, and he found there were murmurs
{ discomfort. If he ran there might
e split, and, working in the interest
{ the Democratic party, he left 1t
D the convention to decide for him, and
'ould not insist ON the caucus being
ustained.
Mossman nominated VIM. Paul Jar
.tt whom he and others knew to be
pure Democrat. young man we'll
nown In the community. for Deputy
heriff.
Mossnan attacked Jack" Kalakiela
18th n vim which attracted general
tention He said Kalakiela had re-
'ntly taken pledge in the Republican,
that IL he did not receive
e nomination he would not run on any y
her platform.
KALAKIELA KISSED. 4
Sam Koloa nominated Kaiakiela and h
ERE were Kisses and applause. 2
'tHilahila!' said Emmeluth. Then 8
mmeluth scored Koloa for bringing 4
alakiela's name into the convention, n
the ground that mt the caucus Ko-
A had said that only pure Democrats n
ed seek office at their hnnds.
Koloa said that when a man Declares
mself for party. that party should
lbrace him. Interpreter Weed re-
sed to interpret such a speech, saying
was nonsense The interpreter was
rtainly disguised. IT,,
lack Kalakiela, erstwhile Republican -
,puty Sheriff, became Democrat W
sterday by signing one of the Demo- w
attic precinct rolls. He was in at H
ldance on the convention pulling tie
seS " ScCuTt tHc /.
Y Sheriff to run with Iaukea. It
s generally understood that Iaukea III
uld not run with Kalakiela on the Oh
ket. va
JARRETT THE WINNER. W.,
BY the poll In the Fourth District, sil
rretr was shown to have a good lead, TIA
y the last two precincts voting for 'ha
Llakiela. The Fifth District led on in
jarrett and stayed by HIM The pr
ult was as follows: be
arrett. 1913; Kalakiela. 10. P.
ne convention went wild for about CHI
minute for Jarrett. Kalakiela then ag
we'd the vote be made unanimous. an
this was done. be
SENATORIAL NOMINEES. VIC
IN the call for senatorial nomina- iei
rs, w. A. Kinney presented the name we,
Col C. ]. Mccarthy. Mccarthy was .'i
,cted. VI"
moved that II the con- Pee
ton could not fix the other two UT
that the matter be left TO pof
County Committee. Passed. hai
HOUSE NOMINEES. -"
Or nominees for the House of Rep