The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-11

ton. Hon. H. P. Baldwin was chosen
as temporary chairman and George
Cooper, secretary. Following the pres
entation of credentials by the delegates
the permanent organization was effect
ed, with the election of w. F. Pogue as
chairman; H. H. Baldwin, vice chair
man; A. n. KepoilIai, secretary: w. 0.
Aiken, treasurer. An executive COM
mittee was then appointed by the chair
man. consisting of the following: d.
H. Kahaulelio, Philip Pail. r. c. Searle,
S. e. Kaleikau, II. p. Baldwin, ]. H.
Raymond. George Copp, John Kaiuna,
]. P. Inaina, George Cooper. and W.
F. Pogue.
A motion by Hon. II. P. Baldwin was
carried to the effect that candidates for
representatives, be selected by precincts
as follows: First and Second, one;
Third. Fourth and Fifth, one; Sixth,
one: Seventh, Eighth and Ninth, one;
Tenth, one; Eleventh, Twelfth and
Thirteenth. one.
Further motions by Mr.. Baldwin. to
the effect that the members of the Dis
tcict Committee obtain from the pre-
cincts they represent their wishes as
far as possible, as to who should BE-
candidates for representatives. and who
for senator were carried, after which
the meeting adjourned subject to the
call of the chair, which will probably
be shortly after the meeting of the Ter
ritorial Convention.
The executive committee held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon. during which
they passed a resolution to employ a
party worker for each precinct. to be
appointed on the recommendation of
l,n Of YNvpfsiraof
club Of the precinct in which h is u
work.
THE BIG RACES.
Preparations nave been completed for
the biggest race meet Maui has ever
had. Nine of the horses are already
here. and the Honolulu baseball team
is expected TO arrive next week. Prof.
Leonard, the aeronaut. is also here ana
will make a parachute jump on race
Gay.
MessrsA G Il. CottreII. T. NJ Church !
and w. f. Pogue VIII be IN the judges
stand on Tuesday.
The track is now in fine condition, /
and the executive committee which has 4
the matter in charge has made every
and convenience of the large crowd 1
which will be in attendance.
Bob Ballentine, an old timer on Maui,
brought over MoIlie Connors and Anna
rino, 'Dlckey Davis brought over his
fast stopper, Gus SchuTnann sent over
a fast one, the Bellina boys sent over
a string. and there are other good ones.
1t is not believed that the Honolulu
horses will take away all-the money,
Tor the Columbia Stables and Colonel
TornWelrs string are to be reckOned
With. and it has been many a long
lay since the Maui racing public have
seen the hot finishes which will mark
some of the races on next Tuesday.
BRIEF NOTES.
The plantations will give their en- =
1loyes a holiday for race day.
Prince Cupid came over on last
lights Mauna Loa 20 take in the races
md incidentally to look after the in
erests of the Hui Kukoa-
Judge Lyle Dickey Of Honolulu came
yer on Wednesdays Maui to spend two
II three weeks under the cool shade
rees high up on HaleakaIa.
The road board has commenced some
ubstantial and much needed improve
nents of the road leading out OF Wal
Iku toward Waikapu,
Rev. Canon Ault left for Honolulu by
asst nights ClaUdine and consequently
here viii be 10 service at the Episco-
al church tomorrow.