Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-09-15
STRONG TICKET NAMED.
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Secretary Casts Ballots.

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Casts Ballots.
Johnson said the Committee on
Rules had provided for the casting OF
n ballot by the secretary in such
cases. Douthitt moved that. the secre.
tary cast a ballot for both Brown and
Harris. This was ruled out of order,
as the nominations must be made In.
dividually. He then made separate
motions, which carried unanimously,
and was done.
German nominated David Kalauoka-
lani Jr. for County Clerk and on mo
ton by Jones the secretary cast bal
lot nominating him.
IA. r. Lake moved that those who
had been nominated should take a
pledge to Support the nominees of the
cow ntion. He was ruled out of or.
der.
Son Of kamehameha.
Harbottlc nominated G. a. Long for
County Attorney, and made long
speech, stating he was descendant
q Kamehameha, educated ON the
mainland. who asked the iIawaiians
not by race and color, but as sons OF
the soil, 10 support him.
X. w. Breckons nominated j. w.
Cathcart. He knew him well. and
knew he would be valuable man for
the position. II was the consensus OF
opinion Of the legal fraternity that he
vas the ablest OF the men mentioned
for the office.
Olaf Sorenson nominated Frank An
drade. whereupon the nominations
closed.
Waterhouse Treasurer.
Kaleiopu nominated Fred. T. p. Wa.
tcrhUuse for County Treasurer. His
record was well known as an ell.
Client officer of the last Legislature.
He had worked there irrespective Of
race and color. Alex. Garvie moved
to have the secretary cast ballot.
Carried.
Willard Brown nominated Jas. BiCk-
nell for County Auditor. He was born
IN Hawaii and had already made a
good record In that position.
Joe Pierce nominated II. NJ. Dow.
Kunewa nominated T. G. Amana,
who had been n boOkkeeper and was
now an excellent tax collector. who
was competent to take the Office.
Harry Murray moved to take re.
ISs "a, ~, nv rd p and "lS then 1'y ,ns nIs
trict OF Honolulu re.COnvene immedl.
ately thereafter. kaleiopu amended
mus I'D 'he erect lha' 'ne ro",,h an"
ruin meet separator h'iehoio sec
"ndeu haieiopus MOTION geo. ~. "a
until Z: 30, but found no second Lucas
Ha'u 'he separation SuseeS'e1 ny ma
Ieiopu couu nor p' i''nue. ha'e'opV
MhhurcW MS hio'ioh' Do"'h''' "'oN'u
,nal oo,n 'ne asitsa'Iohs non, 'he
rourth anu Ihe rl!ln ,en'ail anu noi,I
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'a'r'c"' Ins coh''n''o" p'op'r '"e''
recess "h'l, go" p' H.
"ore Saucus,ng.
On for the Deputy, sheriff ana one an
reryisor from th. Finn and two from
| The Fourib Dis,rIei. Carried
ON motion by Crabbe and Boyd liar
ms was elected chairman of In. can
Gus and Eupen, Ain secretary.
LIlikalani nominated Cbas Uustac,
for Supervisor.
Marston CampbeIl nominated Wal
ter Dillinpbam for Sunervisor.
David Kama nominated Niagara,
Fernandez : "
Drake nominated A. V. Gear,
Toe Fern nominated 8. G. Dwight.
ON motion of Al. Moore nomination,
closed.
KaIeiopu nominated Henry e vId.
Tor Depu'y sheriff stating that IA,
was n good. honest Republican.
Abraham Kekai nominated lack Ka
Ilakicla. wbereupon nominations clos
cd.
BOYD moved TO take n recess an,
that tho Fourth District 90 into on,
Gus TO nominate REPRESENTATIVE
This was carried and Harris wo
elected chairman and Kalauokalani I,
secretary
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