The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-09-16

win win Ills Help.
Charlie Achi mov0d that ibe nomina
lion Of A. ls Kalcibpn be made uuani.
nous as candidate for The short term
Achi further announced that with che
efforts of the rank and fle with his
backing. the nominations would be
turned into elections.
The chairman hoped Mr.. Aehi would
stay with what he had said
A. s. Kaleiopu thanked the conven.
| ton for the confidence shown in him.
Joked Davis. I'D
! The next order Of business was vot
/ ing for nominees for the house OF rep.
rosentatives, and the chairman cahed
for the vptes.
But the proper order Of business had
to include a speech from GEORGE Davis
This was a put-up job on George, but
he didn't know it and started in
bravely.
But the chairman ruled him out Of
order, the secretary reading a proxy
from Davis appointing Sam Parker TO
represent him in the convention.
Mr.. Davis is out Of order. ruled
the chairman, ignoring the fact that
the proxy was dated several days later
than the convention. "Mr. Davis Is
40 longer member Of the convention.
Davis saw the point-of the forgery
and subsided, to the tune Of the
laughter Of the assemblage Ns.
House Nominations.
The voting for candidates for the
house then began.
From the Fifth.
The fifth was in first to announce its
results which were as follows:
Frank X. Archer, AZ; A. l.. Castle
| rs; s. p. Correa, 90; +. j. Crawford
10; Ed. X Fernandez, 49, f. j. Gay,
Il; VIM. X. Isaac, 5; Jos. Kalana, 8;
D. X. Kama, 81; 5. X. Kamakaia, 6;
VIM. A. Kane, II; Chas. Kanekoa, SO;
Ruel Kinney, II; Sol. Mahelona, 30; 5.
X. Mahoe, 40.
-Four Elected.
This meant that Frank X Archer
A. l.. Castle, S. r. Correa and Charles
Kanekoa had been nominated, and it
was necessary to vote again to nom.
mate two more out of the list not
chosen.
Some Withdrew. d.
William A. Kane, E. J. Gay, VIM. X
Isaac, Ruel Kinney, Joseph Kalana
and E. j. Crawford announced their
withdrawal as candidates for the fifth
i The second ballot resulted as follows;
Ed. K. Fernandez, 81; d. X. Kama,
81; s. X. Kamakaia, 2; Sol. Mahelona,
90; S. X. Mahoe, 60.
This elected S. X. Mahoe, as one
other candidate from the fifth, leaving
one other to be nominated. Kamakaia
announced his withdrawal.
Made It Unanimous.
Ben Fabian moved that the rules be
suspended and the next highest candi-
date be declared the nominee. This
meant Edwin Fernandez. But Breckons
declared the motion out of order, the
rules declaring that a majority vote
must elect. Murray butted in on this
but was ruled out of order as having
no business interfering with the fifth
district.
Adams moved that Fernandez be
chosen by acclamation as the sixth
nominee from the fifth. This carried
with but two dissenting votes and Fer.
nandez was declared nominated.
Fourth District
The first ballot in the fourth resulted
as follows:
Robert Hoapili Baker, 46; G. H.
Brown, 10; NJ. S. Deponte, 80; Lima
Kahaunaele, AZ; J. II. s. Kaleo, 8; Jno.
X. Kamauoulu, 81; Hiram KOlomoku,
SO; E. X. Lilikalani, s.; E, A. c. Long,
rs; Geo. Makalena, IA; A. @. Marcal'
limo, II: A. st. c. Piianaia, 81; Ed
Towse, 5s; Norman Watkins, 80; VIM
Williamson, 81.
This vote elected Kamanoulu, Long
Marcallino and Watkins. Two more
were to be elected.
Deponte, Kaleo and Geo. Makalena
7 and Lilikalani withdrew. The SECOND
o ballot resulted in only Ed. Towse re
ceiving majority, he getting 10 votes
o The chairman declared him elected
h and told the delegates to prepare theil
s. ballots to choose their sixth man.
e John Marcallino moved that the rule
II be suspended and VIM. Williamson de
e clared the choice of the fourth.
l. This motion carried and Williamsoi
was declared nominated.
Il Thanks and Cheers.
W. w. Harris moved that before tn
: convention adjourned a vote of thank
) be extended to the chairman for tn
6 able manner in which he had preside
over the convention. Carried.
; vote of thanks was also extende
u to the booth and printing committed
II delegate from the fifth urged tina
the chairman of the convention Sc
y rhe mayor and the board of supel
., visors and ask them to attend tn
9 luau tonight. Carried. And the COZ
J, vention broke up as the lights bega
u TO 60 out.
= County Committee.
|. Before adjournment, however, til
N following county committee wa
,r chosen:
Fourth District.
First precinct, T.. A. Douthitt.
ID Second precinct, Isaac IL. Harbottl
u Third precinct, W. IL. Charlock Jr.
Fourth precinct, Geo. A. Davis