Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-17

3. C. Rivenburg Judge Edings and
Jack kalakieIs, long term.
Eddie Hsnapi. short term.
HOUSE.
G. X. keawehsku, c. Benvedos, n. G.
Moore, Fred TurriIl. Sol. Meheuia.
Fifth pistrict-Ed. Like, s. kaohele,
D. kupihea, J. N. Poepoe, Gus. kalei
ohanu, luka keliikipi.
Completing their nominations on the
City and County ticket, the Demo.
cratic convention adjourned last night,
with about an evenly divided feeling
of unrest and satisfaction upon the
part Of the delegates. The friends of
DR. Raymond are angry because their
candidate was knitted In his aspra.
tons for nomination to the upper
house. Raymond was considered II
strong candidate but when It came
to the issue he discovered that he was
to be sacrificed and accordingly with.
drew his name and allowed the other
candidates to scramble for the place.
Two prominent Democrats who can.
not stand for the platform, Col. Nc.
Carthy and Chan Wilder were absent
on the roll call and did not appear
at all. The McCandess program was
carried out with consistency. All of
the Democratic incumbents In the
City and County Government were
Tenominated. Mayor Fern. Sheriff Jar.
rett, Deputy Sheriff Rose, Treasurer
Trent and Supervisor Mcclellan.
As stated In the Blu letin yester.
day Mayor Fern was renominated
without opposition and amid enthusi.
asm. Following the caucus Of the two
districts to select their candidates the
votes were reported as follows:
Fifth Dlstrict-Lester Petrie. lO9;
NJ c. Pacheco, 1875; II. II. Plemmer,
SO; Kapana. ~; c. Keawe, S; NJ. Ka,
qua, 2; NJ. C. Moses. Z. The three
highest-Petrie, Pacheco and Plem'
mer-were declared nominated.
The result Id the fourth district
was as follows: w. II. Mcclellan
1O7; Robt. Pahau, lO6; NJ. L. Silva
80; Kiakahl, 81; "Goody" Morse, 81;
Foster, 10.
The result was that Mcclellan, Pa.
hau. Silva and Kiakahi were named
from the Fourth, Morse and Foster
losing out From the Fifth came Pc
trie, Plemmer and Pacheco, as had
been expected. There were cheers
followed by music after the candi
dates had taken the pledge.
Jarrett was nominated for Sheriff by
reclamation, Chairman Watson leay
ing the chair to Vice Chairman Glen
Quinn to make the NOMINATING
speech. Watson stated that he haC
nominated Jarrett for two offices, Dep
uty Sheriff ana Sheriff both of which
he had filed with success and abil
ity.
The balloting on candidates for thu
House did not come until the evenlni
session. When the convention wa,
called to order at eight O'Clock thu
districts were asked by Chairman
Watson OF they had agreed upon
candidate but nothing definite belni
learned by the chairman a furthe
recess was granted.
Before the recess was taken, how
ever. DR.. Raymond candidate for tn
Senate took the floor and stated tina
he had decided to withdraw his nam
and could not allow II to be presente
10 the convention. DR., Raymond stat
ed later that he Withdraw because h
knew there was a plan to knife hin
because of his supposed opposition L
the platform. something which he dc
MED most emphatically.
The ballotIng In the two district
resulted as follows:
Fourth District ilong term; Nv
hiRhcsD Judge EdInss, bS; D. G
RIyenburgh, 100. VIM. +. VOTERS, Il