The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-08
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Committee Appointed and Adjourn
ment Till Monday at Four.

sharp at o'clock the Delegates Of the
Fourth District met In the, drin shed.
Mark +. Robinson who was proposed for
Jones was elected to- that Office Charles
Wilcox declining the temporary secretary
ship. William H. Coney was chosen.
George Mcleod said that the convention
was short three delegates from th, Wal
uraualo precinct and hc proposed that w
Il. Harrington. J. =. Cooke and A. q. NJ.
Robertson be elected TO hn the vacancies.
better 20 organize first Before the con-
vention took any steps It must ascertain
who Rad rights 20 vote Frank Hoogs
commented that no credentials had been
presented as yet
Chairman Jones asked II the district
conventions had been authorized by the
Republican Central Committee TO elect
delegates for Waimanalo. Clarence
Craboe replied as member OF the Cen
trail Committee that that body had been
consulted and had concluded that the
delegates were their own best judges but
as they had been asked for authority they
had given IL to the conventions to fiji the
membership.
Colonel Jones. the temporary chairman.
said that the Waimanalo delegates might
be elected and their names passed on aft
erward by the Committee on credentials.
Lorrin Andrews persisted that the con-
vention should be organized first as the
members had not been Identified yet
I James II. Boyd agreed with Andrews.
The fact was. he said. that il had not
been settled whether Andrews had a vote
or only half a vote.
II Clarence Crabbe made a motion for the
appointment OF committee on cred, n
tials 70 consult with the secretary OF the
Central COMMITTEE. Andrews. Crabbe and
Mcleod were appointed. They reported
the following delegates as members Of the
Fourth District Convention:
First Precinct. WAIKIKI and Punahou
!. u. Mcveigh, J. IT. BOYD and J. VIII
liam X. Keiki
second Precinct. Makiki and Kewalo-
j. W. Jones. Charles wilcox. John "
Kca. G. y. Wilson. George Mcleod. An
drew Brown and Lorrin Andrews.
|. Third Precinct. Pauoa and Nuuanu-
Mark Robinson. Henry Waterhouse ant
: H. n. Mott-smith.
Fourth Precinct rnauka Beretanla stree
= C. T.. Crabbe. a. V. Gear and David Ma
b hoolewa-
Fiftn Precinct. west 81 Richards stree
J. Keohoku. Samuel Johnson and ". "
Consy.
sixth Precinct. east Of Richards stree
b DR.. -. Waldo Burgess. Frank l.. Hoog
. and T. VI Wolf.
: seventh Precinct. waimanaio- cleo
ton.
, The report was adopted.
: a molten for the appointment by th
. chair Of a committee on permanent or
SANITATION composed OF one member fror
/, eech precinct. Andrews seconded thi
= motion and II was passed. after bein
: amended 20 read that n member should b
n appointed 20 represent Wnimanalo afte
: delegates from that precinct had bee
selected.
d. J. y. Cooke. W. r. harrington. and 4
.. r.. Robertson were again proposed %
these vacancies. James Boyd said TIA
% Robertson would not accept as he ha
), seen letter 20 that effect signed by hin
W. J.. Stanley was nominated by HarOl
Moft-Smith and \. l.. Gnhllan b. Claren NJ
Crabbe. The nominations were the
II closed.
Dick DAILY wa made sergeant-at-arrr
and on a vote by ballot Cooke. Farringto
ard Gillian were elected. Stanley e
. votes and Gilhilan n. the other two r.
ceiving % each. The committee on perms
nent organization was then appointed
"a follows:
'e First precinct J. r. Boyd, second Georl
81 Leod. third Henry Waterhouse. fourt
a v. Gear. fifth samuel Johnson. sixi
lFra-k Hogs. seventh W. r. Farringto
The convention then adjourned until
O'Clock Monday afternoon when II Is q
r. .pccted 20 have a definite answer az To Il
a place Of the convention. An answer fro
Hilo will come on the boat today and u
Republican Central Territorial Commits
= IL 20 meet today at noon 10 determine q
o. location. IL was not thought wise
NJ elect delegates to the Territorial convel
Y ton until u was known whether II wou
III be held here or IN Hilo as delegates WI
" might be willing To serve In HoRolu
might be unable to go 20 Hawaii