The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-27
NOMINATIONS IN MIDST OF ROWS
Fifth of Fourth.

Fifth of Fourth.
Charles Hustace. Jr.. was doomed for
mavor last night at the meeting of the
fifth precinct Of the fourth district, of
which Mr. Hustace is a resident. \
resolution was passed at the meeting
..that the members of the fifth pre-
cinct. fourth district. Republican Club,
here assembled. endorse the candidacy
of Chas. Hustace. Jr., for mayor of
the City and County of Honolulu The
nominations were as follows:
Territorial Conventional. A. C.
Long, H. c. Mohr. W. G.. Parke, Will
liam Thompson. D. L. Wilmington.
County Conventional. &. Ballen-
tvne.,C H. Brown, W. W. Chamberlain,
&C. B. Cottrell. Chas Crozier, w. W.
Harris. Edwin Hughes, Chas, Hustace,
Jr., Fred Taukea. W. J. Karratti,
u. A. Kennedy. T. V. King. J. W. Lloyd
Carlos A Long, F. D. Lowrey, Jack
Lucas, F. II. Paris, K B. Porter, F. f.
Richardson, !. E. Santos. c. Strom. O.
&c. Swain. Clarence Waterman, J. A.
Williams, c. W. Ziegler.
Sixth of Fourth.
Territorial Convention 1.-TWO tick
ets):
First-Job Bachelor. Geo. Kalilika-
ne. John Oliveira.
Second-Job Bachelor, VIM. \. ka-
anoano, Chas. Papaiku.
County Commemorative tickets):
First-Chas. NJ. Coster. J. NJ. Kealo-
| ha John Kama, A. T. Bright, Henry
Kane. Apaki Manuwai. Dick Panaewa
| Jos. Luahiwa, Sol Hanohano. John
| Wallace.
Second-Chas Coster, John P. Mendi
| ola, John H. Oliveira, John Mahiai
; Chas. Kealoha. Levi K. Kalelepuhe
Benjamin Wright, L. NJ Keaunui. Ke
ohikii, H. 2. Haiola and Napoleon
| Pukui.
Seventh Of Fourth.
The party rules were thrown to the
winds at the meeting of the brewery
precinct, where highhanded proceed
ings, in total variance with the rule:
and system in vogue, prevailed. anC
| where the executive committee forced
upon the club members a ticket which
was declared official by the chairman
who Immediately declared that Other
! nominations We're thrown out. and the
meeting was also declared closed. Con
fusion reigned and a big uproar fol
i lowed this absolutely arbitrary action
whereupon Harry klemme took The
chair and declared the meeting still
open and permitted the other nomina
! tions to be entered.
The rules of the party are that from
seven-thirty to eight o clock nomina
tions may be made by any one ard a:
many as the members. who have signed
the club rolls, wish. Any one ma,
nominate. and nominations do not ever
need to be seconded The secretary
receives any and all nominations.
/ The brewery ring had slate fxe6
up and the whole proceeding was wei
arranged. but totally against the rule:
of the party, and the entire matter vii
undoubtedly be heard before the county
| committee this week.
Chas. Oio presided, with Fred Cock
EFT, a messenger boy in Governo
Frear' S office, as secretary. A list o.
nominations was offered, and then an
other. Then some one made a motion
that the executive committee make III
the ticket. The motion was declared
in order and carried in some way, ant
the executive committee, consisting o
tCharles Bartlett, head of the brewer,
and liquor interests; VIM. Harbottle
Kane and Moses Wire. retired t,
t'tmake up the ticket. Wire objected
but it was made up by the ether three
and then brought into the meeting
read and the list was declared the off
cial list and all other nomination
were thrown out. Kane made the frs
declaration that the loft cial'' tickle
was accepted. A large majority of vot
ers arose Immediately and protested
whereupon the chairman declared tn
meeting adjourned. With Harry Klein
me as chairman after Chairman Oh
skipped out to prevent further nomina
tons, other lists were handed in.
The attitude Of Fred Cockett, tn
governor s clerk, is subject to a littl
criticism. He came to The Advertise
office after the meeting to hand in TIL
- ofiicial'' ticket. He was asked
i"Where are the rest of the tick ets
He replied that he did not know any
thing about them, but some names wer
put in. Somebody made motion tina
the executive committee make up tn
ticket and they went out and named
ticket. which of course threw out tn
other tickets This was said in Ha
waiian. When a reporter endeavore
TO get an official statement from Cock
EFT as secretary, he refused TO make i
or make any explanation as to how tn
executive committee was permitted t
take such highhanded measures.
Among the delegates to the terri
torial convention, is Emil J. Waterman
whose residence for some time past ha
been on Wilder avenue, ana recent
~ tn railroad official on Keeaumok
street. Jack Scullv, named as a dele
gate to the county convention. reside
on Lunallo street and has for som
time past. How they have managed t
switch their residence to Kakaako
problematical.
Charles Bartlett, manager Of tn
brewery. has resided for several veal
. in Kaimuki. where he owns a home.
Tho ticket offered by those who al
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