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

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should be named by the leaders and
| abided by on the part of their follow
ers. The statement Of the situation
was made by chairman Craig of the
! executive committee as soon as busi-
ness was undertaken. He declared that
| il having come to the ears of the COM
mittee that there was ticket in the
| field, he called leaders of various shades
of opinion about him and they agreed
upon ticket. They had discussed over
dfty names and their result was be-
lieVed to be such as to appeal to every
man in the precinct. He thereupon Of
fered the ticket, which had on it men
for the Territorial convention, the first
9 named. and Is men for the district
committee, the first IS named.
There were several hot colloquies
during the meeting, there being at no
time possible chance for the members
of the parties In the meetingto get
through anything without some objec-
ton. It was decided that the ticket for
The primaries should be printed upon
white paper and that the committee
should see that there was nothing but
the usual character in the making of
the ballots. The nominees were as fol-
lows:
Territorial convention: r. w. Aylett,
c. B. Wilson, ]. Kumulae. J. w. Jones.
T. +. Lansing, J. II. Fisher, A J.
Campbell, L. Andrews, j. Kamanaou-
lu, j. P Cooke, w. T. Rawlins. B. II.
Weight, George Davis and S. Kea.
District committee: r. w. Aylett ].
F. Gilman. F. ]. Church, J. Water
house, J. P. Cooke, c. B. Wilson, j.
Kumulae. G. b. Mcclellan, J. Kama
naoulu, c. e. Smithers, Charles Zeigler,
NJ KeIuaa, NJ. K. Nahalau. C. Crozier,
f. Monoha, J. Lucas, j. d. Marques, J.
II. Craig, 3. H. Wright, j. M Riggs,
c. Hustace Jr., F. j. Kruger, John Ou-
derkirk, T. ]. King, L. G. Ables, s. b.
Rose, Daniel Logan, ]. NJ. Keu, Jos.
Richard. J. ]. Belser, c. K. Kaau, NJ. K.
Makekeu, w. o. Atwater, A. K. Rath-
bun, F. J. Lowrey, H. E. Murray, C.
Ramsey, John Wallace, William Jcch-
err NJ. a. Gonsalves, Manuel Cooke,
Ioela Keakalu.
THIRD PRECINCT. FOURTH Dt s.
TRICT.
There was a fine representation Of
the Republicans of the third precinct
at the meeting held at the end of the
Nuuanu street car line. The members
were anxious get done with their work
and as result there was little time
spent by the 60 men assembled. The
tickets as finally agreed on were as fol-
lows:
Territorial convention: NJ. P. Robin
son. A. L. c. Atkinson. E. A. Mott
Smith was nominated but he refused
to have his name used as he did not
want to serve in the convention.
District committee: A. D. Nichols. j.
Mana, D. Kahaanui, Frank Mcintyre,
II. l. Kerr. r. N. Boyd, ]. McCade.
FOURTH PRECINCT. FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
There was the best of good feeling at
the meeting OF the Fourth Precinct Club
of the Fourth District Nearly fifty
members OF the club were present, when
Jas. Mott called the meeting to order in
ST. Antonio Hall. Nominations for
vention were Immediately called LDr end
brought the following responses:
District COMMITTEE: Robert Kanakea,
Jas Mott Jr.. G. W. r. King, L j. Ay-
lett Henry Peters, F. B. Angus. W. A.
Love, E. w. Quinn, w. W. Carlyle. Cnas.
Spencer. J. J. Millstein. 8. NJ. Ka lakau.
C. s. Dole w. c. King, VIM. SpVtge,
Merlin, George Rosa Nineteen delegates
were nominated, though but seventeen
are required. 8. F. Chilling worth wss
nominated but his name was Withdrawn
as he was afterwards named sor the
Territorial Convention, the meeting de-
Gliding that IL was not good pohcy TO
name the same man for both con"cnttor5.
Territorial Convention: A. G.. VI. Rob
ertson, C. L. Crabbe NJ. T. Lyons, V.
Gear, ]. J. Garden. s. F. Chillingwo' III.
c. Mitchell. and Norman E. Watkins.
Chas Spencer, c. S. Dole, n. z. Gedge
and sam Kamakea We're placed in nom:n-
alton but were withdrawn because they
were nominated on the district delegation.
II was voted to have ballots printed.
and San Antonio Hail was decided upon
as the place for the primary election
Saturday next J. F. Morgan being i'll
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