The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

There was fair representation of tht
Fltth Precinct men at the Drill Shec
where the meeting of the club was held
. The NEE ting considered the matter of the
i. ballots and there was some general dis
Icussion. The result of the nominations
was as follows:
Territorial Convention: Samuel John
son, .. C. Swain, w. H. Coney, Ernest
re SIS, ]. Keohokii-
1 District Committee: Mike Harvey, Gus
Rose, Nahora Hipa, L. p. Chaplin, Il
Ross, S. Kali, o. G. Swain Sam johnson
w. H. Coney, J. A. Matthewmann, Nj. J.
Bissell.
sixth PRECINCT FOURTH DIS
TRICT
When there gathered at the office OF
the Evening Star last evening, some of
the members of the Sixth Precinct Club
they had a deal of business to do for
there had not yet been a meeting of the
lclub for the present campaign. The re-
suit of the election was that r. G.
Smith was chosen president, Herman
Kruger, vice president, E. Aldrich, sec
rotary and G. Waldo Burgess, treasurer.
| The judges of election for the primary
will be Capt Bray, Herman Kruger and h.
IAldrich. The nominations for the conven-
lions resulted as follows:
| Territorial Conventions: E. c. Smith, L,
II. Wolf.
| District Committee: DR.. G. w. Burgess,
| Herman Kruger, F. NJ. Brooks and l.. II.
Wolf.
SEVENTH PRECINCT, FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
The Waimanalo Republicans had a busy
time for they gave their club being last
evening as well named the candidates
for the next meetings voting. The cleo
ton resulted as follows: President, Geo.
Chalmers, vice president. A. Adams, sec
cretary and treasurer Keau. The poni
nations were as follows:
Territorial Conventions: A adams.
District Committee: G.. Chalmers,
SECOND PRECINCT, FIFTH DIS
TRICT aspo
There was a fairly good attendance
at the meeting of Kahuku Republicans
and the nominations will bring out a
good attendance at the primaries next
week. The men put up are as follows:
Territorial convention: Andrew Adj
ans.
District committee: L. E. Maynard 4
George Kekaula, S. Kakahu, ]. Ahsing,
G. Kaaili.
THIRD PRECINCT. FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The meeting of the Waialua club at
the court house, was one which had
some life and there will be a hot can
vass at the primaries next Saturday.
During the meeting there was sprung
the question or the SIanQ OF the only
two nominees for the Territorial con-
vention upon the city and county gov
eminent. Col. Iaukea declared for 1t
and w. w. Goodale said it was a mat
TER which had never been discussed as
party policy other than in the last
convention. The declaration was made |
by the club that it favored the plan |
and that the candidate for the conven- |
ton should be he who made the declar- |
alton. According to this Col. Iaukea /
was declared the candidate, though Mr.. |
Goodale had supporters who wished his |
name to be submitted to the primaries. |
There was no other fight. Mr.. Goodale |
resigned from the executive committee. |
The results were:
Territorial convention: c. p. Iaukea. |
District committee: Ben Naukana, |
Ohule. w. w. Goodaie, Henry Wharton.
FIFTH PRECINCT. FIFTH DISTRICT.
There was a fair attendance and any
amount of enthusiasm at the meeting at
Eva mill. There were no contests The
were:
Territorial Convention George r.
Renton.
District Committee: David Douglass,
Louis Warren
SIXTH PRECINCT. FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The meeting at Eva court house was
well attended by Republicans several |
1ew names being signed to the roll. The
nominations were as follows:
Territorial Convention: w. G. Ashley.
T. l.. McCandless, 8. Hookano, E. b. Mi
Salemi. ]. H. Kunewa, H. K. Meenano.
D. W. Kahapoi.
District Committee: s. Archer, D. J.
Mccarthy, H. H. Wilkinson, r. A. Wood
ward, j. II. Punewa, T. q. MikaIemi, A.
<auhi J. T.. kahoa, H. K. MeTriman. G.. |
y. Nawapoi, S. n. Avera, II. Dunshee. |
R. A. McKeague, L. L. McCandless c. II.
Arnold.
SEVENTH PRECINCT, FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The Seventh Precinct, the battle ground
f the district was expected to furnish |
ONE lively rallies but they did not ma
erialize. There was some discussion
yer every point but in the end there was I
degree of unity over the naming of the |
andidates for the men who want to go
o the conventions are many. The only
aature was the insistence of Stewart
hat tie should not be a candidate as he
as out Of politics lust now" The NOM
cations were as follows:
Territorial Convention: d H Hubby
:. c Winston, J. KaIama, X r. CT. Wal
ice, e J. Crawford, w. r. Sims. VII
am Henry. w. L, Wilcox, Henry P.
ida, 1. H. Sherwood. and J. L. Holt
District Committee: Jos. Fern, William
lepau, James Kaaeae, E. c. Winston
lillian Henry, George Farr. J. Cockett
A Lloyd. Jr., w. L. Wilcox, d. p
eblan, f. II. Clark, I. H. Sherwood, r
a. +. Lloyd J. A. Aheng J |
Holt, William Mulch George Barger
IGHTH PRECINCT. FIFTH DIS
TRICT.
The meeting of the Eighth Precinct
as held in the Achi warehouse and
here was a large attendance of the
embers of the club. The men who
ave the leading in the precinct got to-
ether and finally decided upon a ticket
hlch probably will represent the ma
T1ty of the voters. The nominees are
follows:
ohn G. Lane
District committee: c. 3. Dwight. W.
Achi. John c. Lane, ]. D. Avery, H
ieira Jr, kapOno Karikolio
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