The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-14
SOME OF THEM FAILED TC
ACT.
Nominations of officers by Several
Clubs-Talk of Candidates to the Ter
rtorial Convention.

In some of the precincts on Oahu Re
publicans failed to meet in precinct
clubs last night as provided by the
rules adopted by the Territorial G Can-
trail Committee, and nominate officers to
he voted for on the evening o. the 9th,
There were some good-sized gatherings,
however, showing that though the cam
paign is a long way off there s much
interest in the preparations for the
fight. Those precincts whicn did not
hold meetings will be. esCpao e,i to Iaget
ard do the nominating and eleC ting on
the same evening, June "a.
he following nominations were mace
in precincts which held m-etings lass
right
First precinct, Fourth district: PreS!-
dent G. L. Hopkins: vice presidents,
w Roe, w. l.. Eaton, ID 2ilkOi Okiu
Joseph Lunhiwa; secretary, Il. S. Boyd
assistant secretary Ist9c Harbottlei
treasurer, p. Il. Helm; judges, of cleo
tion ]. Kalama, S. KamaioplE. J. Kid
sell, Joseph Luahfwa; executive com
n ittee, j. Nivachaves, l.. TOwse, SOiD-
mcn Kauai, j. w. X. Keiki, J. Kalama,
- A. Kaiole, Kalaau.
Second precinct, Fourth district: Pre-
| sident, ]. H. Soper; vice presidents, W.
Nalomoku, NJ. A. GDnsdlves. secretary,
T. H Petric; assistant secretary, Pa
trick Gleason; treasurer, c. H. AthertOn
| judges, c. l.. Beale. C. b. Mcclellan, G.
B Wilson; executive Commi.-"a, j II.
Craig, r. Ahuna, r. d. Mead, George
Hawai-, Charles CrOzier
Fifth precinct, Fourth dist.I 't: I'resi-
| dent, O. G. Swain first vice president
| L. j. Nahora Hipa; second vice presl-
dent j. Keoliokii; secretary, G.. Rose
| assistant secretary Charles Costa; tTea-
surer E. p. Chaplin; judges of election,
! A. F. Cooke, J. Mahoney, E. Vevanchel-
] L. Ngv.. IL - IL
| William H. C0ney. Samuel Johnson, J.
! Mahoney, j. Bissell.
Seventh precinct, Fifth district Pre-
| sident. w. l.. Wilcox; first vice presi-
| dent, G. II. Huddy; second vice presi-
dent, e. c.. Winston; secretary, ] II .
| Sherwood; assistant secretary, ]. L.
! Holt; treasurer, X. r. G Wallace
! judges William Henry Captain ]. c.
| Cluney. John Inch, executive committee
! c. II. Clark, J. Kalama, Fritz Rowald
! Sol Mahelona, S. *. Paulo, William
Henry F.. c. Winston, j. Borgess.
George Far, Isaac Cockett, b. p Ia
blan.
Tenth precinct, Fifth district: Presi-
dent j. l.. KaulukOu, vlce-presidents
Enoch Johnson. Chang Hun, w. Fl
Crawfod treasurer ID. l.. All Kwai;
judges Charles Broad, Abraham Boil
ster Antoine Richards, executive com
mittee, Charles Motley, David Kakaha
c. X. All, G. H. Kawahi, Jr,, Lev
Oleloa.
Ninth precinct, Fifth district Presi-
dent A. w. Neeley; vice. presidents, NJ
Da Costa, Herman Meek, H. Baranaba
secretary, c. w. Dickey, treasurer, S
X. Kane; judges, Alexander d. Lar
mach, NJ II. Marshall, John Opio.
There are ten precincts in the Fifth
district and seven in the Fourth. Eact
precinct is supposed to have a club
which is the unit of rganization of tnt
party but there will have to be a gooC
deal of work done organizing them tC
get into condition for the campaign
The District committees will take the
| matter up during the next two weeks
Under the rules of the party, the
Fifth district is entitled to II delegates
to the Territorial convention and the
Fourth district is entitled to % dele
gates. The basis of representation is
one delegate for every so votes cast a
the last election for the Republican can
didate for Delegate to Congress. The
Fourth district cast 1881 votes for San
Parker and the Fifth S37 In the FOurtl
district which is strongly Republican
there have been some discussion
among members of precinct clubs o
men for delegates to the convention ant
a lot of names have already been sug
gested. Among them are ]. A. Ken
nedy, Charles Wilcox, Kea, Col. j. w
Jones, j, A. Gilman, John Hughes
Frank Kruger J. Lucas, Frank l.
Hoogs, Andrew Brown, Olepau, w. r
harrington, William Coney w. Aylett
w. Fl. HOogs. Charles Wilson, Paulo
Col. j. H. Fisher, c. NJ. White, Henr!
Roth j. p. Cooke, j. Budd.
Nominations for this convention ar
to be made on July rs, and are to b
voted on at primaries on August 2.