The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-14
MEET AND
NAME MEN
Republicans Are
Lined Up
Ready.
NOMINATE OFFICERS
FOR THIS CAMPAIGN
Large Meetings In Most Precincts
Z and . Good Start Made
for the Work.

~ EPUBLICANS opened their fisht.
the mere formal throwing out OF
~ the skirrnish lines. last evening
NJ the meetings OF the precinct clubs
for organization. by the nomination Of
oficers TO be chosen on Friday. June
y. In most Instances In the city there
we're fair gatherings and the founda-
lions were laid for some hard work
There were some districts I'm which
there IL no record of there having been
held any meeting. and In at least one
~ these the president OF the club alone
showed up. There was healthy de-
sire manifested at most Of the meetings
for the perfection OF the party organ
izatIon. and In almost every instance
there were formed special committees
for the purpose OF perfeciing the pre-
-cinet registers
The meeting OF the First precinct OF
the Fourth district was held at the
Government nursery. where Superin-
tendent Austin bad arranged a table
and sests for the fairly large crowd
"a nich gathered In the absence Of the
sorrner president. Townsend. Charles
Hopkins was chosen chairman Of the
rreesInx. The nominations made were
as follows. President. C. L. Hopkins;
vice presidents. w. Roe. W. L Eaton.
70. PfikoI Okiu. Joseph Luahiwa: sec
retary. T. g. Boyd: assistant secretary.
Isaac Harbottie. treasurer. p. r. Helm;
Ridges OF election. J. Kaiama. 3 ka-
snasopni. y. KIdweii. Joseph Luahiwa;
executive committee. J. vivichaves. Z
-rov-e. Solomon Kauai. J. w. X Kei-
IN y. KaIarna. ID. A. Kaioie. Kaiaau-
After the nominations had been made
there was a discussion Of the resistra-
lion OF the voters and IL was decided
that the captains OF the various sub
districts OF the precinct should secure
rolls and proceed TO list every voter In
che precinct This work viii begin at
once % that when the meeting for the
election Of the officers nominated last
evening" 10 held there shall be on the
sorrs q fun representation OF the vot-
<rs OF the district.
me meeting Of the second precinct
was held In a tent pitched a. the cor
,@r of Pfikoi and LunaiiIo streets The
tent was new and was secured for the
Use Of the club during the campaign
~aich is now coming on There were
present many voters both haoie and
aafive. and the enthusiasm was fairly
-ssceut. for the reason that when there
~as called a subscription for the pur-
pose of paying all the preliminary ex-
p<nscs. the contributions netted close
20 go. Owing 10 the new rule that no
person shall be n member of more than
one committee. J. II Fisher was not
renouninated for the position OF pres
dent The list Of officers as named IL
- foiiows: President. J. H Soper:
Vs.e presidents. w. KaiOmoku. NJ A.
Ssonsaives: secretary. T. II Petrie: as
~istant secretary. Patrick Gleason:
trsasurer. C. II Atherton: Judges. C. l.
Fsale. q. r. Mcclellan. c. b Wilson:
executive committee. J. IL Craig. r.
Nhuna. r. ID. Mead. George kawai.
s-haries crozier.
The meeting adjourned until Friday
f-o weeks and there were taken no
sseps for registry. as u viii be taken
rp at that time.
There vas n fair meeting at the drill
.bea where the voters OF the Fifth pre-
s.net were gathered. After some lit
ue talking over plans the following
we're nominated for the officers Of the
eiuss President. o. c. Swain: FIRST
vice president l. ,. SahOra Hipa; sec
md vice president. J. KeOii0kii: secre-
tary. q. Rose: assistant secretary.
Charles Costa: treasurer. 2 r. chapin.
Judges % election. ~ =. Cooke. J. Ma
'4osey. r. Dcvanchelis: executive COM
satsee. \. r. Cooke. william IL coney.