The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-21
REFORM CLUBS MEETINGS.
The Five Wards Nominate Representa-
tives, and Elect Delegates.

tives, and Elect Delegates.
Monday evening, meetings of the
five district Reform clubs were held,
pursuant to a call of the Central Com
mittee, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Representatives, and
electing delegates to the Convention for
the nomination of candidates for Mobiles,
with the following result:
Ward One.
There was a large attendance at this
meeting which was held at the Beretania
street schoolhouse, Hon. A. Young,
Chairman. Chas. I. Wilder, secretary.
After routine business, Hon. Cecil
Brown was nominated as the candidate
for Representative. The following dele
gates were elected: Thos J. King, A.
Brown, S. B. Rose, S. X. Kamaka, s.
Mahelona, W. e. Ashley, Z. S. Cunha,
Robt. Lishman, Chas T. Wilder and
Geo. p Castle. a speech was made by
Hon. Cecil Brown in accepting the nom
ination.
Ward Two.
This meeting was held at Atkinson s
schoolhouse, Pauoa valley road Mr.. J..
II. Patty having resigned the chairman
ship, Mr.. r. j. Greene was elected to
fill the vacancy, presiding at the meet
ing, Mr.. w. H. Hogs, secretary. After
the minutes OF the previous meeting had
been read and approved, Mr.. S. K.
Kane was nominated as the candidate
for Representative. Following are the
delegates elected to the Convention r.
J. Greene, H. Won Holt, Henry Water
house, w. Q. Smith, J. a. NJ. Osario,
w. H. Hogs, NJ. McInerny, John Cas-
sidv, James Kauha and w K. Awihi
The meeting was well attended.
Ward Three.
Mr.. James f. Morgan presided at the
meeting in this Ward, which was held
at the Honolulu Rifles Armory, Bere-
tania street. Mr.. D. H. Lewis was act
ing secretary. There was a good at
tendance. Several new names were
added to the club roll. Mr.. NJ. A. Con
salves was unanimously nominated as
the candidate for Representative. Fol-
lowing are the delegates to the Conven-
ton: j. F. Morgan, Julius Asche, Z. g.
Schuman, w. f. Allen, J. n. Nalua, T.
Wright, j. w Mcdonald, John Kealoha,
W. E. Herrick and j. F. Eckardt. Dur
ing the evening, Mr.. Ables came in and
announced that Mr. Morgan had been
nominated Representative for the Fourth
ward, which announcement was received
with cheers.
Ward Four.
The meeting was held at the old
ArmOry, Mr.. George w. Smith chairman,
Mr.. T. c. Porter secretary. The follow,
ing delegates We're elected: D. Waiwai-
ole, George W. Smith, J. H. Fisher. w.
A. Kinney, L. G. Ables, 7. c. Porter, s.
NJ. Kaaukai and /. Adler. Mr.. James
F. Morgan was unanimously nominated
as the candidate for Representative. Mr..
w. A. Kinney made brief speech.
Ward Five.
This Ward held its meeting at the Re-
formatory school, H. s. Townsend chair
man, J. j. Locker secretary. The at
tendance was good. The following were
elected delegates TO the Convention:
w. B. Oleson, J. Emmeluth, A Fer
nandez, J. W. Alapai, and Chas. Ham
mer. Mr.. w. c. Achi was nominated as
the candidate for representative. A
letter was read from Hon. J. l. Dowsett
to Mr. Achi, in which he stated that he
would do all he could for him in the dis
trict 10 secure his election. Speeches
were made by w. c. Achi, w. B. 0leson,
John Emmuleth, J. l. Dowsett, Jr, and
Charles Hammer