The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-01-14
DISTRICT REFORM MEETINGS.
Nominations or Representatives and
Convention Delegates.

N0min nj ions Or Representatives. and
Convention Delegates.
Yesterday evening meetings Of all
the District Reform Clubs were held
at their respective headquarters, to
nominate candidates for Representa-
lives, and elect delegates to the
convention for nominating candi-
dates for Nsbles. Tse results APP
pear below:
WARD ONE.
Hon. A. Young, chairman, Chas.
Il. Wilder, secretary. Hon. Cecil
Brown WIS nominated rs the candi-
date for Representative. The fol-
lowing delegates were elected:
Thos. J. King, A. Brown, $. b.
Rose, s. X. Kamaka, $. Mahelona,
w. G.. Ashley, +. :. Cunha, Robt.
Chas. 4. Wilder and Geo.
p. Castle. A speech was made by
Hon. Cecil Brown in accepting the
nomination.
WARD TWO.
Mr.. II. j. Greene, chairman Gin
place of Mr.. j. II. Patty, resignedD !;
Mr.. w. II. iIoogs, secretary. Mr.
$. X. Kane was nominated as the
candidate for Representative. Fol
lowing are the delegates elected to
the Convention: II. j. Greene, II.
Won Holt, Henry Warehouse, w. O.
Smith, j. A. NJ. Osorio, w. H..
Hoogs, M. McInerny, John Cassidy,
James Kaulia and W. X. Awihi.
WARD THREE.
Mr.. James f. Morgan, chairman /;
Mr.. ID. ii. Lewis, acting secretary.
Mr.. Nj. A. GOnsalves was unani-
mOusly nominated as candidate for
Representative. Following are The
delegates to the Convention: J. +.
Morgan, Julius Asche, +. G.. Schu-
man, w. +. Allen, j. n. Nalua, Il.
Wright, J. W. Mcdonald, John Ke-
aloha, w. +. Ilerrck and J. +.
Eckardt.
WARD FOUR.
Mr.. Geo. w. Smith, chairman
Mr.. Il. &. Porter, secretary. MIR.
James F. Morgan was unanimously
nominated for Representative. The
following delegates were elected: ID.
Waiwaiole, George w. Smith, j.
II. Fisher, w. A. Kinney, l.. G.
Ables, Il. &. Porter, S. M. Kaauka
and l.. Adler.
WARD FIVE.
Mr.. III. S. Townsend, chairman
Mr.. j. j. Locker, secretary. Mr.
W. G. Achi was nominated for Re
preventative. Delegates were elect
ed as follow: w. b. Oleson, j
Emmeluth, A. Fernandez, j. Alapai
c. Hammer. Names of supposed
eligible candidates for Mobiles to b'
supported by the ward delegation
were written on the blackboard, ant
the meetings. preference was shown
in the order given below J. 1
Dowsett, ST., w. O. Smith, NJ. =
Robinson, w. Z. Wilder, r. Lish
man, Il. +. Dillingham;, Sam. Ma
helona, II. Halstead, j. Emmelutl,
f. $. Cunha, Thos. j. King, II. j
Greene. The names of John +
Colburn, ]. Alapai and r. w. viii
cox were dropped.
Mr.. Emmeluth said that in n pre-
vious speech it was the Asiatics h
meant as the class to be guarde,
against. If it were not for Asiati
competition he could put ten me-
in his shop where now he had two
Their delegates should 60 into tn
convention pledged to secure sucl
legislation as would be beneficial t.
the people. There were things il
the administration of the past tw,
years which called TO mind the oil,
regime. He referred, as an instance
to the composition of the police de
partment, where there were NOR
strangers than would be tolerated i
any other country. Also, to TIN
man put at the head of the prison
who spent his time driving round i
q carriage and bartering horses.
Mr.. Hammer said il he had me
Mr.. EmmeIuth after his previou
speech, one would have had to tax
licking from the other. The
ought to 60 in to win.
Mr.. Oleson urged on that club t
concentrate its efforts on electin
Charlie Achi to represent the dis
trict. The whole city organization