The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-20


Julius p. Rego, V. o. Teixeira, H. 2.
Wood, Jos. K. Woodward.
Eighth Precinet-Walter Akana, c.
L. Crabbe, A. V. Gear, C. Holt, H. How
ard, Albert Lucas, H. Murray, Jno.
Mareallino, Jos. MeKinnon, George
o Neil, NJ. R. Parmenter, Henry Peters,
L. f. Twomey, Harry WOrrall, Scott
Wright.
Ninth Preeinet-C. W. Booth, J. H.
S. Kaleo, John Ke, Dan Kawaihoa, An
drew MeCabe, Jno, Kahaunaele, Lima
Kauhaunaele, Makaiwi, J. A. Silva, NJ.
A. Robinson, Joseph Kaui, A. K. Wood
ward, Lahui, A. K. Keao, d. Kaahanui,
VIM. AHA.
Tenth Precinct-G. Chalmers.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
First Preeinct-John Crowder, Frank
Pahia, John Bell, John N. Gere, Roland
Watson, Edward P. Aikue, James Ka-
wal, Willie HOokano, Thomas Watson,
Jr.
Second Precinct-John All Sing, Ha-
mana, S. w. Logan, L. K. Naone, Zach
aria NaOne, Sam i. K. Paulo.
Third Precinct-Andrew E. Cox,
Oscar p. Cox, Joseph Dias, HI. R. Grant,
j. K. Kaneapua, Chas. Kukea, ]. E.
Kualii, Ruel Kinney, Manuel Souza.
Fourth Precincts. Kila, s. Mapu,
F. Meyer.
Fifth Preeinct-D. Douglas, Jose Fer
nandez, Geo. F. Renton, P. A. Swift.
Sixth Preeinet-F. K. Archer, C. N.
Arnold, J. F. Darcy, j. H. De Fries, J.
Fernandez, w. A. Kane, J. E. Kahoa,
J. K. Luka, B. NJ. NAH, R. A. Nc
Keague, G. H. McNally, G.. n. Nawa-
akoa, C. Pooloa, J. H. Travis, A. Water
house, Edw. Worthington.
Seventh Preeinct-H. Alapai. E. J..
Crawford, Chas. Holoua, P. Kahea, JOS.
Kalana, Chas. Kaulukukui, M. Kawaiapu,
j. Keolanui, s. Mahelona, S. Macy. NJ.
B. Punohu, G. Wright
Eighth Precinet-Geo. Barker, J. K.
Kahuena, d. Kanuha, Jim Kupihea.
Geo. Lucas, Geo. Markham, K. R. G.
Wallace.
Ninth Preeinct-H. J. Aud, R. M.
Duncan, S. C. Dwight. F. F. Fernandes.
Moreno X. Hull, David K. Kama. John
Kanae, John Kapana, John L. Kaulu-
kou, S. NJ. Pulehu, P. Silva.
Tenth Precinct-Harry Kahale Lono
kaiolohia, A. S, Kaleiopu, Lot K. C.
Lane.
Eleventh Preeinct-William Paoaka-
lani. William E. Paikuh, NJ. C. Amana.
;. P. Correa, Ed. Henriques, J. J. Me-
CURE, w. H. McInerny, A. F. Judd.
Twelfth Precinct-Chas. H. Clark.
w. III. Crawford, Sam Kahuhu. Chas.
Kanekoa, Geo. Kaolopa, w. H. Keawe,
Bernard Fl. KelekoliO Jas. Kulike. s.
Pahia Maielua, Peter Makia. S. K. Ma
loi. Chas. Opunui, A. K. Vierra.
Thirteenth Precinct-William Henry.
Fred X c. Miller. n. Hipa. William
Kaka, Edward Kealoha, Kahaumia.
John Kahalekauwila.
Following the roll, Chairman Judd
instructed Sergeant-at-Arms Kama to
bring Archie Mahaulu to the platform.
A search failed to locate the official
interpreter, however, and a. st. C. Pi-
ianaia was pressed into service.
1t was announced that out of 245
delegates elected there were present or
represented 23S, a fuller representation
than has ever before sat in a county
convention.
Fight on Liquor Law.
The matter of platform was then
taken up, Rawlins moving that it be
adopted as read.
A. V. Gear moved in amendment that
clause 9 be omitted. This clause is the
one endorsing and supporting the pres
ent liquor law. The law as it now
stood was not along the lines of repre-
sentative government. He favored an
taking the appointment of
license commissioners out of the hands
Of the Governor and empowering each
county to choose its own men,
George W. Smith moved the adop-
ton of the platform as it stood. To
urge appointments to the liquor law
when It was still on trial would be to
run a grave danger of getting a bad |
law. To allow each county to elect |
its own commissioner would be putting |
a premium on crime, a premium on |
would increase the cost of /
policing the county and would be sub |
versive of all good to the candidates |
and mistake.
On vote. Gear was the only aye on !
MS amendment. he accepting the |
chorus of noes against him very cheer |
fully.
NOHllldJiOuS IOI mayor.
George Markham it was who placed |
Charles Hustace Jr. in nomination for
Mayor, his championship being such |
and his assertions such that he had to |
be howled down and shut up by Hus- |
taee's friends. One of the recommen- |
lations for his candidate was that "'he |
dom t want contractors to get any of |
the county work. while his indepen- |
ienee of corporations and sugar plant |
ers was also urged before the speaker |
could be squelched.
Crabbe for Lucas.
Clarence L. Crabbe placed John Lucas |
in nomination, urging his fitness for
the high position as a business man of |
honesty and reputation.
Cupid, Lanes Spokesman.
John c. Lane was nominated in
strong speech In Hawaiian by Dele !
gate to Congress Kalanianaole. The
Delegate urged his loyalty to party
and his open life in the community.
He had nothing to say against one of
the other candidates, but he thought |
that Hustace should not be supported