The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-09
THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
REGISTRATION TO BEGIN NEXT
FRIDAY.
Lists VIII be Kept open Until Day of
Primary Election-Temporary Chair
men of Precincts.

At meeting of the Republican COM
mittee held last night arrangements
were completed for opening the rolls
for Republican registration on Friday,
May II, and to keep the same open until
May 10. On the evening of that day
Republicans in the various precincts
will meet for the purpose of forming
clubs and facilitating enrolment
The committee on primary orga MIA
ton presented a lengthy report. The
first half consisted of a call in when
the aims of the Republican party of the
Islands was outlined, and concluded
with the following plan:
Every person Intending to act with
the Republican party is requested TO
attend on Friday, May II, at 1880 o'clock
p. m, at the usual polling place or such
other place within the precinct as may
be designated by the temporary chair
man for the precinct who has been APP
pointed for the purpose of organizing
the club.
Upon being called to order each meet
ing will appoint an enrolment commit
tee, whose duty it shall be to immedi-
ately open a roll for signatures to the
following declaration:
THE undersigned hereby declare that
they are Republicans and that they in
tend to act with the Republican party"
All persons signing such roll shall
| thereupon become members of the club,
together with such other residents of
the precinct as shall thereafter sign it,.
The meeting will then proceed to elect
from among it's members a permanent
chairman, a secretary and such other
| officers, and take such further steps as
may be necessary to effeCtuate n per-
manent organization of the club.
Each club will also appoint judges 20
preside at the first primary election.
1t will also be in order to nominate
candidates for the election for delegates
! to the district convention, for which
election said primaries are to be held
The enrolment committee shall there
after cause said roll to be kept open
and available for signature at some
| convenient place up to the time of the
closing of the poll on May 18th.
The poll shall be kept open at each
! primary from o'clock p. m. to o'cIocR
p. m. of said date and no person shall
be entitled to vote thereat unless he
shall have signed the club roll
Each precinct on the Island of Oahu
| shall be entitled to elect at such pri-
mary one delegate to the district con-
Vention except the Second Precinct OF
the Fourth District, which shall he en-
! titled to elect two such delegates.
Each delegate is required to be a
member of the club of the precinct fol
! which he is elected
Each delegate elected shall be entitled
to receive a certificate of election from
the judges of election for his precinct.
The following temporary chairmer
were announced in the Fourth District
First precinct, j. A. McCandless; sec.
ond precinct, j. A. Gilman; third pre-.
cinct, A. l.. G. Atkinson; fourth pre-.
cinct, G. l.. Crabbe; fifth precinct, T
r.. Wall; seventh precinct, left blanl;
for the present.
In the Fifth District the following
appointments We're announced: FRS
precinct, Frank Pahia; second precinct
George Weight; third precinct, c. p
Iaukea; fourth precinct, r. Gilhand
fifth precinct, George F. Renton; SIKH
precinct Frank Archer; seventh pre-
cinct, W. l.. Wilcox; eighth precinct, w
c. Achi; ninth precinct, George r. Car
ter; tenth precinct ] l.. Kaulukou.