Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-28


Soper thanked the club for the distin.
guished honor conferred upon him. Il
am not much Of a harmonizer," said
Col. Soper, and later In the evening he
made good his original statement by
making a few remarks about the edi.
tor of the Advertiser and the editor OF
the Bulletin.
T. F. Lansing proposed that the Off.
GERS elected should take seats at the
table with the president that all pres.
ent might know the officers Of the
club. This suggestion was accepted
were called upon for speeches. Eacn
made few remarks asserting their
readiness to work hard for the sue.
cess OF the Republicans In the Second
Precinct to overcome the odds that
seemed to be facing the party. All
possible would be done to maintain the
precincts position as the banner pre-.
cinct of the parg. From the body u
the house Representative Kumalae re.
marked upon the lack of Hawaiians
present and proposed that notices OF
the meetings be published in the Ha'
waiian papers. THE Advertiser, But
lctin and Star are lighting all the
time" said Kumalae, "and you should
not read these papers" He endorsed
! the remarks OF ]. NJ. Riggs who, speak
| ing earlier in the evening. suggested
that when precinct meetings were held
Nptt IN
as many friends as he could gather. j.
A. NJ. johnson spoke OF the necessity
Tor canvassing the voters Of the pro-
cinct early. T. +. Lansing urged the
necessity for frequent meetings. and
his motion that a meeting be held two
weeks hence was promptly adopted.
Before adjourning the hat was pass.
ed and contributions amounting to
$50 obtained. This swells the CLUB
fund to something like $50. The meet.
ing adjourned to the second Friday
evening In July. when speakers will
be obtained to stir party enthusiasm.
Third Precinct-President, NJ. j.
Robinson; vice presidents, NJ. II. Saun'
ders and J. Mana; secretary, George
7. Kluegel; assistant secretary, c.
Spencer; treasurer d. X. Nui; m
spectors of election, Chas. Marques
Fn>ak Mcintyre, NJ. |. Silva; execu.
tive committee. A. l.. G.. Atkinson, J.
p. Dias. A. G. Cunha. Sam Nuuanu. Da
vid Kaahanui.
Fourth Precinct-Presldent, S. i.
~ nj 81. L.,
Mott Jr and VIM. Savidge; secretary.
n. Watkins: treasurer. VIM. A. Love;
judges. J. II. Hall, ]. p. WINNIE and
: Chas. Spencer; members OF executive
committee. A. II. Vierra, w. G.. King
Robert Kamakaea, and J. F. Morgan.
| Fifth Precinct-No meeting.
Sixth Precinct-No meeting
In the Fifth District, the result was
as follows:
First Precinct President, Frank
Pahia: vice presidents. David Watson
and u. McKeague; secretary, Bishop
Pahia assistant secretary, David Wat.
son; treasurer, +. b. AilSue; executive
committee, George Davis, w. X. Lelc..
wi and H. c. Adams; Judges of cleo
ltion, z. McKeague; w. X. LeleIwi aud
John Bell.
Second Precinct-No meeting.
Third Precinct-President Curtis
p. Iaukea; vice presidents. o. Cox and
Alfred Kali; secretary, Benz, Mauka'
ma; treasurer. +. w. Wa Valkenburg;
judges of election, J. Kaiakawaha, II.
Plimer, ]. II. Baranaba; executive
committee. w. w. Goodale Andrew
Cox, II. Plimer, Oscar Cox. J. X. Kali.
anui.
Fourth Preclnct-No meeting.
Fifth PrecinCt-G. +. Renton, presi-
: dent; II. +. Fisher, first vice president:
: A. McKeeyer, second vice president;
" d. G. May. secretary; J. w. Ferguson.
assistant secretary; d. O'Dowda, treas
urer; ID. Douglas, T. A. Swift and A,
b. Wlshard, judges of election and
Robert Tern, Louis Warren, w. T
J. Johnson. 4. Wissman and Charles Dan.
d; iels. executive committee.
= Sixth Precinct - President, Judge
:. Hookano; vice presidents, II. Robert
son, ]. NJ. Ezera; secretary, ]. II. XII
e newa; assistant secretary, Paul Keep
(. peler; treasurer l.. l.. McCandless;
D. judges of election, NJ. G.. Correa, Ed