The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-27
Third of Fourth.

the party,
Third of Fourth.
80 lnsurgent = Ticket
Territorial Convention-Alfred D.
Cooper, Giovanni A Long.
County Conveniently. H. Charlock,
George F. Denison. Henry Freitas. J.
B. Ignacio. J. B. Enos, Jno. Kalima-
rehu Charles Kupahu Eben P Low F.
E. Steere, B. Won Damn.
Andrews Ticket
Territorial Convention-E. Buffan-
deau. George Male
County Convention-Chas Kupahu,
Naka Mikasobe, John Hickey (Paa-
iuhi), J. NIvichaves, NJ c. Undo. J. F.
Lewis. Lorrin Andrews. Sam F. Mott,
DR. Bruce McV. Mackall.
Thos. Forrest Ticket
County Cony ention-G W. Scott.
The meeting Of the Manoa precinct
was quiet. and with. the exception of
one little incident the meeting was con
Quoted without friction Lorrin An
drews. as president of the club. presid-
ed, with f Butfandeau as secretary
When the meeting opened Charles Bon
offered a set of nominations in writing,
which is generally known as the In
surgent ticket Immediately afterward
Henry Hickey offered set Of nomina-
tons. known as the Buffandeau ticket.
George Male presented the names of
Ruffandeau and himself for the terri
torial convention, and Thomas Forrest
offered the name of G. w Scott For
the next twenty minutes no business
was transacted and at eight o'clock
the nominations closed
During the wait there was consider
able talk about the roll book in Secre-
tary Buffandeau' $ possession. Some
! question was raised as to keeping it
open for signatures until ten O'Clock
| tonight President Andrews stated
| that the central committee had con-
strued the rules to mean that the book
could be kept open for a day after
nominations were in. to enroll others.
. It was suggested by Buffandeau that
after the roll book is closed tonight
representative of the "insurgents -
| of Manoa 90 over the roll with him to
! initial each name on the book so that
when it next appeared no other names
/ save those initiated could be considered
as registered. It was agreed that this
! be done. and Sunday morning was nam
! ga a. 4 lit tI5ht LOT tpIH1 lniN-
| The Insurgents stated that Charles
/ Bon had been selected to attend TO this
| work, when Mr.. Buffandeau said he
would not work with Mr.. Bon. "Anv-
| body else but Mr.. Bon. - announced the
secretary. and smile passed around
! the group Of voters under the old Rapid
Transit shed on Alexander street. Mr.
| Steere was then named, and he was
satisfactory to the secretary.
| A request viii be made of the execu-
| tive committee to hold the election
next Saturday afternoon in the voting
| booth near the junction of Pupahou
=, street and Wilder avenue.
| The meeting was largely attended
Manoa and College Hills being particu
| larry we'll represented with the Gin
snrgents' forming a majority.
Fourth of the Fourth.
Territorial ConventiOn-ChaS. F. Chill
lingworth. John :. Walker, T. II. Fetrie
| ". II. Hoogs, H. D. Bowen, W. f. Far
rington.
Comfy Convention (no contest)-J
P Cooke, r. ". Rreckons. !. Richards
H, Kolomoku. J. NJ. Little. !. II. Craig
George A Davis, G. Schuman, Gcorg,
F. Smirbies, F. J. Kruger, F. c. Smith
John Waterhouse, :. b. Rose. !. H
Fisher, c. II, Cooke, w F. Drake. R
| w Single J. ]. ReIser, W. II. Bromley
There was Misunderstanding as Il
the number of delegates for tie terri
torial convention, six having beer
named, when it was discovered the pre-
ciuct was only entitled to five Afte
the meeting closed w r. Harrington
offered to withdraw and his withdrawal
| will probably he accepted. so shat Their
/ viii lac 10 contest for either the terri
torial or comfy ticket The with
drawal, to be in order. VIII have to b.
made in writing, however. The meet
ing was an expression of harmon,
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