Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-14
REPUBLICANS IN LINE
PRECINCT MEETINGS ARE
HELD IN TWO DISTRICTS
Minority Of Precincts Shll To Be
Heard From Still a Chance
To Make Nominal
lions.

A number Of the Republican pre-
cinct clubs held meetings last night and
nominated officers to be elected on the
evening OF June p. In the fourth dis.
trict, the result was as follows:
First Standardization c. l.. Hop.
kins; vice presidents. w. Roe w. L.
Eaton, d. Pilkoi Okiu, Joseph Luahiwa:
secretary, L. S. Boyd; assistant secre.
tary. Isaac Harbottle; treasurer, p. X,
I Helm; judges Of election, J. Kalama, S.
Kamaiopili. J. Kidwell, Joseph Lua-
biwa; executive committee, J. Vivi-
| chaves, L. TOwse, Solomon Kauai J.
W. X. Keiki, J. Kalama, d. A. Kaiole.
! Kalaau.
Second preCinct-President, J. II. SO .
per; vice presidents, II. Kolomoku, NJ
a. Gonsalves; secretary, T. II. Petrie;
assistant secretary, Patrick Gleason:
treasurer, c. II. Anterior; judges, c
l.. Beale, G. b. Mcclellan, C. b. Wilson
executive committee, J. II. Craig, Il.
! Ahuna. X. d. Mead, George Hawai-,
Charles Crozier.
Fifth precinct-President, o. c.
Swain; first vice president. l.. J. Ma
bora Hipa; second vice president, J.
KeohOkii; secretary. Gustave Rosa; as
sistant secretary, Charles Costa: treas
urer L. p. Chaplin; judges Of election,
A. f. Cooke, J. Mahoney, f. Duvau-
chclle; executive committee, A. F.
Cooke. William H. Coney. Samuel
Johnson, J. Mahoney and J. Blssell.
This leaves the third, fourth. sixth
and seventh precincts to be accounted
for.
The result in the fifth district was as
follows:
Seventh precinct-President, w. L
Wilcox; first vice president, G. II. Hud
dy; second vice president, f. c. Wins
ton; secretary, J. II. Sherwood; as
sistant secretary. ]. l.. Holt; treasurer
X. K. G. Wallace; judges, William Hen
ry, Captain j. C. Cluney, John Inch
executive committee. c. II. Clark, J
Kalana. Fritz Rowald, Sol Mahelona
s. X. Paulo, William Henry. l.. c. Win
ston, j. Borges, George Farr, lsaa
| NOckett, Is. 4. LdDlan.
Eighth precinct-W. c. Achi. presi
dent; L. r. Adams, first vice prcsl
I dent Paul Hopii, second vice presi
. dent; p. Silva, secretary; Noah Kau
/ hane, assistant secretary. \. Fernan
dee, treasurer. Judges, Chas. Dwight
c. F. Peterson and Henry Vierra. Jas
/, Hurbottle, Jno. c. Lane, Albert Nc
, Gurn, A. l.. Lunggrin and Harry !
> Aud, executive committee.
: Ninth precinct-President. w. "
G Medley; vice presidents, NJ. Da Costs
= Herman Meek, II. Baranaba; seCre
q tary, c. w. Dickey; treasurer, S. X
n Kane; judges, Alexander d. LarnaCl
Q VI. 7. Marshall, John Opio. AS wi
be seen, this precinct did not carry OF
the reules and regulations of the Re-
n publican party for neither was ther
o an assistant secretary nor an eXeCutiv
IA committee chosen.
o Tenth precinct-President, J. L. Kal
II lukou; vice presidents, Enoch johnson
s Chang Hun; w. II. Crawford; treasuj
- err. d. l.. All Kwai; judges, Charl,
h Broad, Abraham Bolster, Antoine Ricl
ards executive committee, Charlie
Motley, David Kakaha, C. X. Al, G.
Hawaii Jr., Levi Olehoa.
This leaves the first, second, thir
fourth, fifth and sixth precincts to a
count for.
III The rule regulating the call of Il
;" precinct meetings is as follows, shoN
Il ing that there Is a chance for the 9th
" precincts to get in and put up the
Ut men before the eth inst:
" Sec. IL. Each precinct club shall me
70 blrnnully at 1880 p. m. on the secOI
D. Friday in June, or upon the call of Il
u, district or Central committee of Il
% executive committee thereof and sh!
VI then make nominations for officers