The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-09

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rinh District Men
Two 0f The former members OF tbf
l0uae from tho hnh district are almost
certain 0f denomination and reelection
These nrc kalcIopu, who has done good
work as chairman of the land commit
tcc. and Dorrca, who expedited Tho
work of the lasi session hv presiding
over Che printing committee. Both are
good. clean men and deserve reelection
$. IS Nahpc. formerly a Home Ruler
but who has now seen the error of his
ways. wants TO run on The Republican
ticket lie is one of the oldtimc Ha'
waiiaus and q politician of note.
Frank Archer. formerly q supervisor
is also in line for nomination.
Frank Fernandez who was elected
10 the convention from the eleventh o,
the fifth with Sam Dwight, the only
two on their ticket TO pull through, il
also a candidate for the house. Fer
nandez has been one of the strong
party workers in the fifth for years and
stands well among his associates. He
has progressive ideas, one being that
the city ought TO be allowed TO bond
itself for three hundred thousand dol
lars for permanent improvements, an
other that the district magistrate ought
to be elected and not appointed by the
supreme court He also favors extend
ing county control in many things, es
pecially in the matter Of waterworks.
A. J.. Castle wants to run for the
house instead of being nominated as
city attorney and would probably bt
elected If he should run.
Isaac Cockett, saloonkeeper. is in tn,
running for nomination, while it il
probable that the country districts will
have a man TO place in nomination il
addition TO those named. Ruel Kin
ney. Of Waialua, who sat in the house
last session, will hardly be the one
however. He was not great force il
the last legislature.
Senatorial Aspirants.
There are three long term senators
to be elected and one to fill the unex
pired term of the late Frank Harvey
1t appears TO be generally agreed that
John Hughes can land the nomination
for the short term without much oppo
sition and could possibly land one OF
the regular nominations. He was bad
" knitted in the last election. Hughes
is a man who could be backed for any
Office in the gift of the people, the
fact that he was urged in some quar-
ters to accept nomination for th'
board of supervisors instead of sena
torial nomination arising from the fac
that it was believed he could be o
greater service to the public on a boar,
that was in session throughout tn
term than in the senate, where his leg
islative activities would be confined t
a sixty-day session. There are som
yet who hope to see him come out as
supervisorial candidate.
Charley Chillingworth is to be a car
didate for denomination, having agree
within the past week to allow his nam
to go in again. Chillingworth's recor
in the last session was a good one.
Jack Seully, who has just sold 'ou
his Hotel street saloon interests,
working for a nomination and ha
hopes of landing one.
Cecil Brown is also n candidate, az
cording to popular report, but may nc
be nominated. More opposition is e1
pressed to him than to any of the ear
didates mentioned. Some hard wor
is being done in his behalf, however.
A. F. Judd is believed to stand goo
chances of landing one of the fou
nominations. The only objection voice
against his candidacy comes in tn
! fact that he is in the same precinct "A
Amana and Correa, who expect to &C
on the ticket. There is a murmurin
against one precinct getting too muc
recognition. A. L. Castle is in IL
same precinct.
Charley Achi, breathing oaths {
vengeance against the Democrats VIII
''threw him down" in the primarie
has fastened himself to Kuhio' IS trai
and announces in loud tones that he
now a real, true, loyal Republican. o
the strength of this and of the frien,
ship he has with Wise, he is beginnin
to look coyly over the field. He say
he does not want a nomination, bl
sometimes actions speak louder tina
words.
J. c. Cohen is continuing his woI
among the delegates to the conventio
but is having an uphill fight, His in
migration stand is not approved of b
many. while he has TO meet the host
ity of the ones who opposed him ovl
Andrews head in the central commi
tee and had him kept out Of the co
! vention as delegate. Cohen is I
. against a rare combination and If
e lands a nomination it will be more
e less OF a miracle. If nominated,
r would probably be elected by the il
Y waiian vote.
b Fourth TO Caucus.
The delegates Of the fourth Of {
G fourth have been asked 10 meet
! George A. Davis office. The delegat