The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-23
DISTRICT
CONVENTION
Republicans to Meet
Today.
LIST OF THE DELEGATES
labors Will Not Be Lengthy--No
Representative From kalihi.
Reform School Affair.

This morning at 10 o'clock the Re-
publican district convention will open
In the Judiciary building. Only eigh-
teen delegates at the utmost will as
semble at that time, representing the
seventeen precincts or the Fourth and
Fifth districts. The district conven-
tion will take up the work laid down
by the resolution adopted at the mass
meeting of Republicans in the drill
shed three weeks ago. The following
was the section of the resolution which
referred particularly to the district con-
vention:
All voters intending 10 act with the Re
publican party shall meet on Saturday.
the 18th day OF May, 1900. at 4 o'clock y.
m, at each election precinct as now ex-
isting In the several Representative dis
tricts and elect a delegate to district
| convention one person for every thirty
votes cast at such precinct at the last
general election; provided. however, that
| each precinct shall be entitled to elect
| one delegate. and that the polls should
4 be Kept open until y. IN. on the same
! day; and that the delegates so elected
| shall meet In district conventions on
i WedneSday, the I'D day OF May. lyVV, AT
i 10 n. m, and elect as delegates TO "A Ter
/ ritOrial convention three persons for ev-
/ cry one legislative Representative, to
1 which each district Is entitled under the
| Territorial Act, said convention to meet
as follows. TO wit: In the First District,
| at the court house In Hilo. Second Dis
trict. at Waimea court house; Third Dis
trtct. Wailuku court house; Fourth Dis
| trfct, judiciary building. Honolulu; Fifth
! District. judiciary building. Honolulu
Sixth District. Nawiliwili court house
and that the delegates so elected shall
meet In convention In Honolulu on the
30th day OF May. 1900, at 10 a. m, TO or
genize the Republican party Of the Terri
tory Of Hawaii; TO appoint Territorial
Committee; TO elect two delegates anc
one alternate TO thu National Convention
Of the Republican party. TO be held a
Philadelphia on the 18th day OF June
1900. and to transact such other business
"a may be deemed necessary and proper
10 is anticipated that the labors of the
convention today will not be lengthy
as there is practically nothing to do bu
name the delegates for the Territoria
/, convention which is to meet on mex
. Wednesday.
: The following will be the delegate
TO today's convention, as far as known
a The Seventh precinct of the Fifth dis
:. trict will have no representative today
Il owing 10 the failure to hold ar election
caused by fraud at the primaries:
= FOURTH DISTRICT.
First Precinct, j. IT, Boyd.
- second Precinct, Charles WILCOX =.
rhird Precinct. \. $ Humphreys
Il Fourth Precinct, Clarence CraDpe'
u Fifth Precinct. j. W. short.
sffvfh Precinct Dr. G. Il. Cooper.
seventh Precinct. no election.
II FIFTH DISTRICT.
= First Precinct. Frank Pahia.
4. second Precinct George Weight.
A. Ihird Precinct, q. +. laukea.,
Fiftb Precinct. Edwin Farmer.
r sixth Precinct, Frank Archer.
" seventh Precinct. election contested.
A. Eighth Precinct, w. e. Achi.
Ninth Precinct. J. a. Hughes.
49, Tenth Precinct, J. l.. Kaulukou.
The plan calls for the election toda
Of of three delegates for each Legislati'
L Representative to which the district
20 entitled under the Territorial Act, al
We as the Fourth and Fifth districts ma
: ak representatives each, thirty-six d'
eeates 10 the Territorial convention a
or 20 be chosen.
N the seven precincts OF
Fourth District had elected at I
- nrimaries the eight delegates to VIM
i they are entitled, and the ten precinc
er. of the Fifth district their ten deiegat'
Sc. there would be eighteen to meet tod'
10 - that each one would only have
- rame another to complete the thir'
six members OF the Territorial conVe
,s- ,,o, from the Oahu districts. Just N
IT,. tho matter will adjust itself remains
- no ssen. waimanalo has no deleg'
40 far nor has waIanae or kahih'
of No Delegate From Kaiihi'
rho special Committee appointed
lay ,ho Executive Committee OF the Keep
IT. club OF the Seventh Precinct
to. ne r,ftb District, to consult with
I" ponnblIcan Central Committee G
=, corning the disposition of Saturaa
sad @sturred" election, yesterday intervi'
the Cd the president of the centrai ~
.,,,ee Cecil Brown, and, at MS 5
Ia gostion got the individual opinions
zee. zee the members Of the Committee IN
800 matter. 5000 another g
,aa, These opinions iaTo aT.i,nt Fifth
Pu- ton In the Seventh frscih'''
900 trict. for last night. -, .ho ab
loa, The Republican CluO Va ,ha REF,