The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-01

9Th and 7th of September and elect the
following officers: President, vice-pres-
ident. secretary. treasurer and such
others and standing committees as they
shall be entitled to and also their dele
gates to the Territorial convention, in
accordance with the following:
First District ....................... IL
Second District ...................... IL
Third District .................-..... Is
Fourth District ..................... Is
Fifth District .....-.................. 1S
Sixth District ....................... II
There is a promise of lively fights In
more than one precinct, and the up
holders OF good government promis4 to
be out in force. The Territorial con-
vention for which the District commit
tees elected tomorrow, will choose dele
gates, will be held on Thursday and
Friday, September 20 and Fl. There Is
a movement on foot to take this con-
vention to Hilo and II depends largely
upon the personnel of the delegates
chosen today as to whether Honolulu
will have the honor or the Rainy City.
After this convention and before the
first day Of October the district commit
tees are to meet to nominate represen-
tatives and senators from their dis
tricts.
Last night In most of the precincts OF
the 4th and 5th districts caucuses were
held, officers nominated and plans laid
for action today. The following Is as
complete list as possible of the NOM
nations and committees In the pre-
cincts OF the Fourth district, and In
several of the Fifth district:
FOURTH DISTRICT, SECOND PRE-
CINCT.
New Beretania schooi-The following
nominations for permanent officers, to be
elected today. were made: President, j.
A. Gilman and J. II. Fisher: secretary II.
Case and J. A. Logan; treasurer. J. b.
Atherton and w. A. Bowen; judges, w
o. Atwater, J. A. Thompson. Z. r. Hen
dry. +. c. Atherton. f. o. White. George
Paris q. b. McCleliand. +. 8. Dodge: DEL
esates to district committee. w. II. Hoogs
George Mcleod. J. A. Kumulae. J. b,
Anterior, Chas- Wilcox. l.. Andrews, VIM
Haywood. J. w. Jones. J. NJ. Kea, G.
B. Wilson. A. Brown. The following res
olution was adopted: Resolved, That II
IL the sense of the8Republicans of the
Second Precinct of the Fourth Distric;
that. while fully appreciating the laud
able ambition and courtesy of our fellow
Republicans of Hawaii, IL would be un-
wise to have the Territorial convention
held at. Hiio this year.
FOURTH DISTRICT. THIRD PRE-.
CINCT.
Reservoir building Nuuanu avenue-The
following nominations for permanent of.
fcers were made: President, Mark Robin
son: secretary G. j. de Roo: treasurer
+. Mcintyre: judges, Jonathan shaw
Henry Waterhouse. III. NJ. Mott-Smith
delegates to the district committee. Mari,
Robinson. Henry waterhouse, III. NJ. Mott.
Smith.
FOURTH DISTRICT, FOURTH PRE-.
CINCT.
Fort Street School-The following NOM
nations for permanent officers were
made: President. w. c. King: vice pres
ident. Horace Wright; secretary. II. C.
morton; treasurer. W. II. Wright; exec
utive committee, A. G.. VI. Robertson. II
:. Gregory, A V. Gear. David Nahoole-
wa, Z. l.. Crabbe: judges. III. H. VIII
Hams, ID. l.. Naone. James Mott. Jr: for
delegates to district committee. C. F.
True. c. l.. Crabbe. f. H. May, A. V.
Gear. James Mott. Jr.. Il. 8. Gregory,
david Nahoolewa. George Rosa, b. l..
&faone, A. Nelson. Fourteen new men,
ers were elected, making Ia In all.
Dyudges were instructed TO have printed
ballots for todays election.
FOURTH DISTRICT, FIFTH PRE-
CINCT
Driil-shed-The following nominations
for permanent officers were made: Presi.
dent. Oliver Swain; secretary, Gustave
Rose: treasurer. Z. J. Healy; for dele
gates to the district committee. AL. Moore.
Albert Trask. o. c. Lewis. VIM. Coney,
Samuel johnson. J. Keokokii; judges. Gus.
Rose. ID. X Naone. J. II. Mahoney. On
motion. the chairman was Instructed 70
appoint an enrolling committee OF three;
q. G. Lewis called the meeting to order.
FOURTH DISTRICT. SIXTH PRE-
CINCT.
Chamber OF Commerce-The followinp
nominations for permanent officers TO be
elected today were made: President.
Frank L. Hoogs; secretary. L. II. Wolf:
treasurer. DIR. G.. w. burgess; delegates
70 district committee, DR.. @. w. Burgess.
l.. III. Wolf. DIR. c. Il. Cooper, T. E.
krouse. Frank l.. Hoogs. Precinct enti-
tied to but three delegates; five nominat-
ed: no opposition for permanent officers.
FIFTH DISTRICT, SEVENTH PRE-
CINCT.
Reform school-Meeting held Thursday
night The following nominations for
permanent officers were made: President.
Judge w. l.. Wilcox: vice president. DIR.
George H Hubby; secretary, J. w. Sher-
wood: treasurer. Wong Leong: delegates
TO district committee. r. c. Winston. J.
l.. Holt and T. McCan Stewart T. Nc
Giants Stewart offered the following reso-
lution: Resolved, That We present to
the Senatorial and Representative Con-
ventions the names of w. G. Achi and
J. l.. Kaulukou for Senator's: and g. NJ.
Damon and n. X. Hitchcock for Repre-
sertatives. and heartily urge their nonni-
nation w. r. Sims opposed the resolu-
ton. but. after a lengthy discussion. IL
was adopted. He then offered a resoiu-
ton presenting the name Of Judge w. l..
wilcox as Delegate to Congress. T. Nc
Giants Stewart seconded the resolution in
a speech which was heartily app1auded.
and the resolution passed unanimously
amidst great demonstration
FIFTH DISTRICT. EIGHTH PRE-