Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-01

trict, Maui, MOlOkai, Lanai and kahoo-
lave: First Observation-Disclosures II.
Smith. Kaulapapa. Second Precinct
J. II. Mahoe Pukoo Third Precinct
G. X. Keawekahu, Lahaina. Fourth
Precinct-(No electionD Fifth Pre-
cinct-R. G. Searle, Honokohau Sixth
Precinct--A. ~ Kepoikai, Waikiki;
Jas. n. X. Keola. Waikiki. Seventh
Precinct-Thos NJ. Church, Kahului.
Eighth Precinct-Dr. J. II. Raymond,
Honokahau. Ninth Precinct-Edgar
Morton, Kamaole. Tenth Precinct
II. A. Baldwin, Hamakuapoko; John
Kalino. Paia. Eleventh Precinct. A.
Lui, Kipahulu. Twelfth Precinct 49, W..
p. Haia, Hama. Thirteenth Precinct
w. +. Pogue, Kcanai.
Elected by District Committee of the
Second District TO fill vacancy in the
Fourth Precincts. Kahoohalahala,
Lanai.
From the Fourth Representative
District. East of Nuuanu avenue, Homo
lulu and Waimanalo, Island of Oahu:
First Preclnct--Cecil Brown. Sol.
Kauai, L. G. Keen. Jos. Luahiwa.
Second PreCinCt-C. u. Wilson, r.
W. Aylett. Jonah Kumalae. A. ]. Camp
bell. r. +. Lansing, J. w. Jones, ]. H.
Fisher. J. X. Kamanoulu, Lorrin An
drews.
Third Precinct-A. l.. c. Atkinson.
Fourth Precinct. J. Garden, G. l..
Crabbe, S. f. Chillingworth, A. V. Gear,
NJ. J. Lyons, A. G. NJ. Robertson, Nor
man Watkins.
Fifth Precinct-w. II. Coney, J. Keo-
hokii o. c. Swain.
Sixth 'Precinct-Fred c. Smith, L. II.
Wolf.
Seventh Precinct-A. Irvine, Wanna
nalo.
From the Fifth Representative Dis.
triCt. west OF Nuuanu avenue. Honolu.
lu. and Eva, Waianae, Waialua, Koo-
] lauloa and Koolaupoko:
4 First PrecinCt-H. c. Adams, Heeia.
Second Precinct-Andrew Adams
Kahuku.
Third Precinct-C. p. Iaukea, Hale
iva.
Fourth Precinct-F. Meyer, Waia
nae.
Fifth Precinct-George F. Renton
Eva.
Sixth Precinct-w. C. Ashley. Aiea
Eva: l.. l.. McCandless, Honolulu.
Seventh Precinct-Dr. Geo. II. Hud
dy. X. Il. G. Wallace. Eli J. Crawford
Eighth Precinct-W. c. Achi, Johl
&. Lane.
Ninth Precinct. Kalakiela, A. d
Larnach, Geo. r. Carter.
|, Tenth Precinct--J. l.. Kaulukou.
From the Sixth Representative Dis
trict-Kauai and Niihau:
First Precinct-(No election)
Second Precinct-E. A. Knudsen, Ike
kaha.
Third Precinct-Francis Gay, Maka
well.
Fourth Precinct - II. A. Jaeger
Eleele.
Fifth Precinct-J. X. Farley. Koloa
Sixth Precinct-W. II. Rice. Lihue.
Seventh Precinct - +. +. Sanborr
Kealia.
e Eighth Precinct. VI. Cox. Kilauei
: Ninth Precinct-Willism Werner
Hanalei.
Elected by District Committee OF tn
Sixth District TO I'll vacancy in Firs
I Precinct:
=. Kalua Manake. Niihau.
o A. G. NJ. ROBERTSON,
, Chairman,
J. II. FISHER.
Secretary,
e Republican Territorial Central Con
r Applause for Parker.
When Sam Parker's name was rea
as an appointed delegate. there was
burst of hearty applause lasting SON
d moments.
u The report was adopted.
Mr.. Kaulukou nominated Mr.. Ho
stein as permanent chairman.
Mr.. Baldwin said that while he wouI
" be pleased to see Mr.. Holstein COntinl
y ed in the chair, yet he understood
o was the wish Of the Hawaii delegate
i that Mr.. Philip Peck should be electe
ne lHtItlOIt uOHllhdItu MI rem
i Cecil Brown seconded the latt
u nomination.
u Peck Withdrew.
er Mr.. Peck rose and thanked h
"a friends for the proffered honor, y
n doubted II II was fair that the Hawa
IL delegation would make conquest
Up the chairmanship. He would retire
rs favor OF Mr.. Holstein.
As Mr. Peck was resuming his Sc
n there was a loud outburst Of applaus
N which surprised him and other del
gates seated in front. Its occasion vi
III the entrance by a side door OF form
D. Senator Thurston Of Nebraska al
ls Senator Burton OF Kansas. Lat,
ne when the balloting for secretary was
al order, Chairman Holstein called atte
ol ton to the presence OF the distinguis
ry ed visitors, who had taken seats
e. the rear OF the hall, and appoint
IN Sam. Parker and Cecil Brown to escC
a. Messrs. Burton and Thurston to sea
on the platform.
Mr. Kaulukou nominated Geo.
N Thieien for permanent secretary.
AZ Mr.. Aylett nominated J. D. Avery
Messrs. Kumalae and Keola were a
pointed tellers, and the ballot bel
taken resulted:
. AVERY Observation-Disclosures.
n THlELEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mr. Avery was declared elected, aft