The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-09-27

AMBROSE WRIT,
Nominee for senator.
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changes which were finally made and
which carried the Jarrett ticket to vic.
tory. Barron withdrew Gumpher of
the Crouch faction, taking all has
proxies in the ninth precinct of the
fourth and became chairman of the
delegation and was elected as membe =
oi the county committee.
When the evening sess on was called
to order, some of the plans had been up
set, but the Jarrett forces were in full
control.
Fourth District.
AT tine suggestion of Chairman Nc
Carthy, the fourth district held it's own
convention to nominate its representa-
tive ticket Charles Rose was selected
as chairman with j. w. Asch, secretary.
Barron nominated Julius w. Asch, Jr,
S. PaNson, Knslea, Keawehaku. Archie
Robertson and c. X. Alameda. The
nominations closed and the sextet un-
animously elected. The convention last
ed two minutes
Fifth District
The fifth district convened with
Mayor Fern as chairman, and Walter
Miles, secretary. Kaai nominated the
following ticket: d. NJ. Kupihea, Kal-
ava, Kauiho, Kalakula, Poepoe, j. X.
Paele.
Tickets came in fast and furious.
Bedlam broke loose. The fifth appeared
to be thoroughly disorganized. The
mayor had eight different tickets in his
hands when the secretary began read
ing.
The mayor called the chairmen of the
precincts to cast the ballots. The re-
suit was as follows:
kalakiela, 100; Kupihea, 14S: Poe.
poe, l25; Paele, 13O; Kauiho, III; Nc
Candless, So.
Regular Convention.
At nine.thirty the regular convention
was called to order and the chair call.
ed for the election of chairman,
and Mayor Fern was nominated and
elected by acclamation.
G. j. Waller, chairman of the commit
tee on platform, thanked those who
mentioned him for senatorship and
gave reasons for withdrawing from the
race.
At this time it was noticed that
Harry Juen, Jesse Uluihi, Stephen Gum
phcr and others of the "Grouchp fac.
ton had not attended the evening scs-
sion, all having retired with Juen,
who charged the chair with railroading
matters which were unfavorable to the
Juen element. Chairman Mccarthy de.
med having done SO.
The report of the committee on plat.
form wis read by Mr. Waller. The
banana and suifragette planks were
g~eeted with applause.
Olson moved to adopt the platform
as read. Kauiho wanted to add more
planks. He wanted the convention to
90 on record as favoring the raising OF
taro in the city limits of Honolulu.
The platform was adopted with a
rush, kaniho was howled down.
The chair called for the nomination
of candidates for the senate.
Real Work Begins.
c. p. iaukea, Ambrose Wirtz and
James Coke were nominated bv Il. X,
Rathburn, naming them as men 10
match the formidable trio on the Repub.
hean ticket. A back precinct named
Noa Alulio Barron seconded the nomi.
nation of laukea, Writ and Coke.
The nominations closed. The vote re.
suited as follows:
! Coke, 2l7.
Wirtz, 100.
Iaukea, 2l3.
Aluh. l5l.
The fifth district precincts "plunk.
ed y on Aluli, refusing to vote for the
other candidates.
Mayor.
Mayor Joseph Fern was nominated
and was declared by the chairman as
the nominee for mayor.
Supervisors.
For supervisors, there were nominat
ed: Lester Petrie, II. II. Plemmer w
II. Mcclellan, sam Hardesty. 70. II. p
: Wolter, John Markham. NJ. II. Pacheco
Jesse Makainai.
Under suspension of the rules. w. II
, McIlenan was elected by acclamation
, Ihe result of the vote in the fourtl
5 follows; Hardesty, lO4; Markham. IA
, Wo!ters, li2; Lake, 80.
In the fifth-Pncheco, l57; Plem
mer, 1874; Petrie, l6G.- three ops
! who figured in the last campaign.
1 Sheriff.
e Colonel laukea nominated Sheriff ,TaI
: felt Tor sheriff. The name of Jarret
e was greeted with cheers.
d Under suspension of rules Jarret
a was nominated by reclamation. II
r was introduced by former sheriff Iat
{ kea amid cheers and tiger.
e Colonel Mccarthy was nominated b
e acelnmaiion for treasurer
o Jos Lightfoot was nominated fo
d county attorney.
sol Me9eula, r. J, Ryan, Charl,
Barron and j. W. Lewis were nominn
! ed for county clerk, but AN decline.
and the Office will bo filled by the me-
p county committee, Y. j. RYan arcop
n Ell the nomination for auditor Charl,
d H. Hose Wns unanimously selerted
/. succeed himself as deputy sherIn I
d Honolulu.
'e The county committee was seleete