Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-09-05

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Auditor-Clarence NJ. White. A. J.
Campbell. Isaac II. Sherwood and
Henry Davis
Suryeyor-No takers yet. -
Jas. w. Girvin has come out with
the announcement that L.. e. g., . t
for the office of County Ctg.E. b.. -..iy
wants to organize the C....J .I.G sc. It
in working order.
Delegates of the Second Precinct Of
the Fourth District met in the tent on
the Malliki parade grounds last even
ing but did not do very much. A mo-
ton was made to the effect that the
delegates be instructed to vote In the
convention by yea and nay right out
in the open. No action was taken and
another meeting is to be held on Mon.
day night next for final action.
A member OF the Second Precinct
called in at this office today and stated
that It was rot the intention OF his pre-
cinct club to prescribe hard and fast
rules for the guidance of the delegates.
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to tue delegates would be more by way
of suggestion than anything else.
There are a number Of candidates
who have already announced their in-
tention of working for the convention
nomination who have not come out in
proper form before the public. Repub-
lican voters are beginning to ask why.
+, W. Maclarlane announces that he
is not candidate for supervisor from
the Fourth.
The name OF A. S. Hartwell for SUI
peryisor Is mentioned by the morning
paper. Politicians spoken to about
the matter today do not really take the
announcement seriously.
The Eighth Precinct of the Fourth
District has been doing some work In
preparation for the county convention.
At the last meeting of the delegates,
committee was appointed to frame
rules and regulations for the conduct
OF the convention. This committee has
met and decided to recommend two
rules, one of which provides that no
proxies of delegates shall be held by
any persons but delegates. This Is a
departure from the following rule OF
the Territorial Central Committee OF
August |, 1903, which reads as follows:
That a proxy may he given by a
member OF county committee To q
member Of any precinct club In the
county. No member of the county
committee shall hold more than two
proxies"
The whole idea of the various pre-
cincts now working on rules for the
guidance OF the convention Is to facil-
itate the work OF that body when II
comes together and to preclude the pos
sibility OF Tom, Dick and Harry TAX
ing seats In the convention.
Every member Of the Central Com
mittee Of the Republican Party Is en-
pected to be present at the meeting
10 be held in headquarters this even
ing as important matters will come up
for discussion. There will be amend.
ments TO the rules and regulations OF
the party TO be considered and notices
of other amendments will be given.
John c. Lane, OF the Fifth District
has come out as a candidate.at.largC
for place on the Board of Superyi
sors. Lane is young Hawaiian who
has a very large following and he viii
certainly make a strong candidate.
The delegates OF the Fifth Precinct
Of the Fourth District met In headquar
tiers at the noon hour today and in
structlons were given the men who ar,
t. go into the County Convention. Cap
tain Sam Johnson and Ed. Duvauchell,
are both going to Hilo with Compan!
f. and have given their proxies int
the hands OF other men Of the Pre-
Clnct.
No complete report OF the primar!
elections on Maui could be secured to
day II is known that Jas. Scott wal
one OF those elected from Kihei ant
thar the following we're among thos,
elected from Wailuku at the Republl
can primaries: Judge J. w. Kalua,
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