Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-09-17
MAUI We'll ORGANIZED
REPUBLICANS NAME
IhLlR DELEGATES
Permanent 0aicers---legislative Can
didstes No, 10 be Named Until
After the Territorial Con-
ventlOn.


the Third electoral district met In
new Republican hall In the kepoikni
block on Market street. Waikiki. las,
Monday morning. Sept 10th from II
a. m. TO i:30 y. m. Chairman II. y.
Baldwin Of the Territorial committee
called the meeting to order. Senator
A. n. Kepoikai was chosen cbairmsn
Of the meeting. while W. &. Lindsay
acted as secretary. The forty-one Gre
dentials and Ave proxies were found In
due form by Messrs. w. q. Aiken. ID.
Kahaulelio and Chas. Copp. committee
on credentials. The following were
appointed committee on rules and by
laws by the chair for permanent or
ganization: ". p. Baldwin, T. NJ.
Church and J. X. Iosepa. Thecommit-
tee then absented themselves In order
to draft the rules, and on returning
presented their report to the meeting,
which was adopted. During the after
noon session, on motion Of J. X. Han
una the rules and bylaws adopted dur
ing the morning session were ordered
printed for distribution among the va
rious precincts Of the Third electoral
district.
The permanent officers for district
committee were as follows: President,
H. p. Baldwin; vice president. Judge
d. Kahaulelio; secretary, A. n. Kepoi-
kai; treasurer, w. J. Lowrie; auditor
w. o. Aiken. The committee then
proceeded to the election Of delegates
to the Senatorial convention to be
held In Honolulu. The chairman made
the following apportionment by dis
tricts: Hama, three delegates; Mal:a-
4 wac, six delegates; Wailuku, three
delegates; Lahaina, three delegates;
Molokai, three delegates. Judge d. II
Kahaulelio, however, was in favor o!
the delegates being selected by pre-
cincts, but on motion Of Geo. Hons Il
was voted that the selection OF dele.
gates be voted by districts. The fol
lowing were elected delegates by bal
lot to the Territorial conventions:
Molokai-D. II. Kahaulelio. ]. II
Mahoe, ]. X. Kahinu.
Lahaina-Matt Mccain, Judge D.
Kahaulelio, r. C. Searle.
Wailuku-A. n. Kepoikai, W. J
Lowrie, Geo. Hons.
Makawao-H. p. Baldwin, w. O.
Aiken, p. n. Kahokuoluna. c. II. Dick
ey. A. F. Tavares. Jno. Kaluna.
Hama. X. Hanuna, NJ. II. Reuter-
E. NJ. Hanuna.
The nominations for delegate t.
Congress were Senator II. p. Baldwin
Samuel Parker and Senator A. n. Ke
pOikai. Mr.. Baldwin declined tn,
nomination in favor of Mr.. Parker ant
Senator Kepoikai also withdrew in n
vor OF Mr.. Parker. The conventioi
then instructed the delegates to tn,
Territorial convention to cast thel,
ballot for Samuel Parker as Delegat,
to Congress. ]. II. S. Kaleo wanted
the meeting to go ahead and nominate
candidates for Representatives an;
Senators to the next Territorial Legis
lature, but Senators Baldwin and Ke
poikai prevailed upon the meeting Il
postpone said nomination until the re
turn OF the delegates from the Terri
torial convention in Honolulu.
President Baldwin appointed the fol
lowing finance committee: Wailuku
Geo. Hons; Hama, J. X. Iosepa; Maka
wac. Chas. Copp. At 4:30 p. m. tn,
meeting adjourned to meet again o,
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, at a. m. in Tia
Republican Club headquarters In Wal
luku.