The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-17
MEET AND
NAME MEN
Republicans Are
Lined Up
Ready.

N the mere formal throwing out Of
~ the skirmish lines. last evening
/ at the meetings Of the precinct clubs
/ for organization, by the nomination OF
officers TO be chosen on Friday. June
/ q. In most instances in the city there
were fair gatherings and the founda-
| lions were laid for some hard work.
| There were some districts in which
there is no record of there having been
held any meeting, and in at least one
OF these the president Of the club alone
showed up. There was a healthy de-
sire manifested at most Of the meetings
for the perfection of the party organ
| i2ation, and In almost every instance
there were formed special committees
for the purpose of perfecting the pre-
cinct registers.
The meeting OF the First precinct of
the Fourth district was held at the
Government nursery, where Superin-
tendent Austin had arranged a table
and seats for the fairly large crowd
which gathered. In the absence OF the
former president Townsend, Charles
Hopkins was chosen chairman of the
meeting. The nominations made were
as follows: President, c. l.. Hopkins;
vice presidents, w. Roe. w. L. Eaton.
ID. Piikoi Okiu, Joseph Luahiwa sec
rotary, l.. S. Boyd; assistant secretary,
Isaac Harbottle: treasurer, p. X. Helm.
judges of election, ]. Kalama, S. Ka-
maiopili. ]. Kidwell, Joseph Luahiwa;
executive committee. ]. Vivichaves, T..
Towse. Solomon Kauai, j. w. K. kei-
XII, J. Kalama, ID. A. Kaiole, Kalaau.
After the nominations had been made
there was discussion OF the registra-
ton of the voters and 1t was decided
that the captains of the various sub
districts of the precinct should secure
rolls and proceed to list every voter in
the precinct. This work will begin at
once so that when the meeting for the
election of the officers nominated last
evening is held there shall be on the
rolls a full representation OF the vot-
ers of the district.
The meeting Of the second precinct
was held in tent pitched at the cor
ner of Piikoi and Lunalilo streets. The
tent was new and was secured for the
use of the club during the campaign
which is now coming on. There were
present many voters both haole and
native, and the enthusiasm was fairly
evident, for the reason that when there
was called a subscription for the pur-
pose of paying all the preliminary ex-
penses, the contributions netted close
to $50. Owing to the new rule that no
person shall be a member of more than
one committee, j. II. Fisher was not
renominated for the position of pres
ident. The list of officers as named is
as follows President, j. II. Soper;
1rtn 81.
Gonsalves; secretary, 7. H. Petrie; as
sstant secretary, Patrick Gleason:
treasurer, c. II. Atherton: judges, C. l..
Beale, G. b. Mcclellan, C. b. Wilson:
executive committee, j. II. Craig, r.
Ahuna. r. d. Mead, George Hawai-,
Charles Crozier.
The meeting adjourned until Friday
two weeks and there were taken no
steps for registry, as it will be taken
up at that time.
There was a fair meeting at the drill
shed where the voters of the Fifth pre-
cnct were gathered. After some lit
tie talking over plans the following
were nominated for the officers of the
club: President, o. C. Swain; first
vice president, L. ]. Nahora Hipa; sec
ond vice president,<J. Keoliokii; secre-
tary, C. Rose; assistant secretary,
Charles Costa; treasurer, e. p. Chaplin;
judges of election. A. +. Cooke, ]. Ma
honey, l.. Devanchelle; executive COM
mittee, A. F. Cooke. William H. Coney,
Samuel Johnson, ]. Mahoney, ]. Bis
SELL
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The meeting of the Seventh precinct
OF the Fifth district was held in the
Reform School premises, with Judge
Wilcox presiding. and Isaac Sherwood
acting as secretary. The following
nominations were made: President. w.
l.. Wilcox; first vice president, G. II.
Hubby: second vice president, T.. c.
winston; secretary, j. II. Sherwood;
assistant secretary. ]. l.. Holt; treas
urer, *. r. G. Wallace; judges, Will
liam Henry, Captain j. c. Quincy, John
Inch; executive committee, G. II.
Clark, j. Kalana. Fritz Rowald, Sol
Mahelona, S. X. Paulo, William Henry.
h. c. Winston, ]. Borgess.. George Farr.
Isaac Cockett, B. p. Fabian.
The meeting of the club of the Tenth
precinct OF the Fifth district was held
at the home of Charles Broad, as the
school house was closed. There was a
fair assemblage for the occasion and
the discussions brought out degree
~ enthusiasm. When there was a mo-
ton for the appointment of canvassing
committees 1t was amended so that
each person present was constituted
committee for the purpose OF getting
members for the club. The next meet
ing will be held at the residence of
President Kaulukou. The nominate
made are as follows:
President, ]. l.. Kaulukou; vice pres
ioents, Enoch Johnson. Chang Hun;
w. II. Crawford; treasurer, ID. l.. All
Kwai; judges, Charles Broad, Abraham
Bolster Antoine Richards; executive
committee Charles Motley. David Ka-
kaha, c. X. Al. G. H. Kawahi, Jr, Levi
Oleloa.
When the members OF the club of the
Ninth precinct gathered at the school
house in School street there was a COM
plete shut up and they had to hold
their meeting In the street. There
were few persons present and the re-
suit of their labors was something like