The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-09-01
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETINGS.
Permanent officers Nominated and
Delegates APP ointed.

The following Republican Pre-.
cinct Clubs met last evening:
Fourth District, Second Precinct
New Bsretsnia School-The fol-
lowing nominations for permanent
officers, to be elected to day, were
made: President, j. A. Gilman and
j. II. Fisher; secretary, d. Case and
j. A. Logan; treasurer, j. b. Ather-
tou and w. A. Bowen; judges, w.
o. Atwater, j. A. Thompson, e. Il.
Hendry, f. G. Atherton, L. o.
White, George Paris, G.. b. McClel-
land, +. S. Dodge; delegates to dis.
trict committee. w. H. Hoogs, Geo.
Mcleod, j. A. Kumalae, j. B. Ather-
ton, Chas. Wilcox, l.. Andrews, VIM.
Haywood, j. w. Jones, j. NJ, Kes,
G. b Wilson, A, Brown.
The following resolution was
adopted: Resolved, That it ia the
aense OF the Republicans OF the
Second Precinct OF the Fourth Dis
trict that, while fully approaching
the laudable ambition aud courtesy
OF our fellow Republicans OF Ha-
wali, it would be uuwise to have
the Territorial Convention held at
Hilo this year. y
Fourth District, Third Precinct.
Reservoir building, Nuuauu ave-
nue.-The following nominations
for permanent officers were made:
President, Mark Robinson; score
tary, G. j. de Roo; treasurer, f. Nc
Iutyre; judges, Jonathan Shaw,
Henry Waterhouse, H. M. Mott
Smith; delegates to the district
committee, Mark Robinson, Henry
Warehouse, FL NJ Mott.Smith.
Fourth District, Fourth Precinct.
Fort Street School-The follow
ing nominations for permanent off
GERS we're made: President, w. G..
King; vice president, VIM. Horace
Wright; secretary, n. G., Morton;
treasurer, VIM. H. Wright; executive
committee, A. 6. M. Robertson, B.
S. Gregory, A. V. Gear, David Ma
hoolewa, @, l.. Crabbe; judges, Fl.
n. Williams, d. l.. Naone, James
Mott, Jr.; for delegates to district
committee, @. F. True, @. L. Crsbbe,
e. II. May, A. V. Gear, James Mott,
Jr, B. S. Gregory, David Nahoolewa,
George Rosa, D. l.. Naone, A. Mel
son. Fourteen new members we're
elected, making l73 in all. Judges
were Instructed to have printed bal
lots for to, days election.
Fourth District, Fifth Precinct
Drillshed-The following nomina.
tions for permanent officers were
made: President, Oliver Swain
secretary, Gustave Rose; treasurer
E. j. Healy; for delegates to the
district committee, Al. Moore, AL
bert Trask, o. @. Lewis. WIN. Coney
Samuel johnson, j. Keohokii
} judges, Gus. r. ,se, D. X. Naone, j
II. Mahoney. On motion, the chair
man was instructed to appoint al
enrolment committee OF three.
Fourth District, Sixth Precinct.
Chamber OF Commerce-The fol
lowing nominations for permanent
officers to be elected today were
made: President, f. l.. Hogs; secre
tary, l.. I'll. Wolf; treasurer DrG.W
Burgess; delegates to district com
mittee, DR.. Burgess, l.. I'll. Wolf, DR.
c. B. Cooper, I. E, Krouse, f. L
Hoogs
Fifth District, Seventh Precinct.
Reform School-The following
; nominations for permanent officers
we're made; President, Judge w. L
Wilcox; vice president, Dr. g. Il
Hubby; secretary, l. FL. Sherwood
treasurer, Wong Leong; delegate
to district committee, e. c. Wins
, ton, j. l.. Holt and L. McCant
Stewart, McCants Stewart offered
the following resolution: "Resol
; we'd, that wa present to the Senat
f; orial aud Representative conven
, tions the names of w. G. Achi ant
/. J. L. Kaulukou for Senators; ant
/, S. NJ. Damon aud Fl. r, Hitchcock
for Representatives, and hearth,
; urge their nomination" Mr.. Sim
; opposed the resolution, but, after
&; lengthy discussion, it was adopted
;. He then offered revolution presen
a ing the name OF Judge Wilcox a
delegate to Congress. t. McCant
Stewart seconded the resolution AM
the resolution passed unanimously
q Fifth District. Ninth Precinct.
Kauluwela School House -Th
following nominations for permau