The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-29


Friday evening at which time the
delegation will be instructed as to
its action in the county convention.
THIRD PRECINCT-FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
There is but one ticket in the third
of the Fourth--a compromise agreed to
yesterday. NJ. P. Robinson presided
at the meeting which was held in the
Robinson home, and Geo. Klugel acted
as secretary. About one hundred vot-
ers were present.
The six delegates nominated, and
who will go to the convention are:
A L. c. Atkinson. r. n. Boyd, o. L.
Sorensen, Sam. Kaaumoana, Alex.
Nichols and George T. Klugel.
FOURTH PRECINCT-FoURT DIS
TRICT.
S. F. Chillingworth presided at the
meeting of the Fourth precinct club
held in San Antonio hall. There was
a large attendance. r. c. Lockwood
was elected Judge of election in place
of ]. II. Hull who has left the coun-
try. Norman Watkins acted as sec
rotary of the meeting. The precinct is
entitled to fifteen delegates. Twenty
nine were placed in nomination as fol-
lows:
Geo. II. Angus. Frank Andrade, l..
J. Aylett. w. w. Carlyle, Sam. F.
Chillingworth: Clarence L. Crabbe. ]. F.
Durao. A. v. Gear. N. z. Gedge. Robt.
Kamakaea, Sam. Kamakau, w. &.
King. A. Q. MarcaIlino. ]. ]. Miehl-
orr ToG - To
Mott, Jr., NJ. c. Pacheco. Samuel Par
ker. e. c. Peters. Henry Peters. Ed.
w Quinn. A. G.. NJ Robertson, VIII
liam Savidge, A. d. Scroggy, Oliver
Stillman. a. K. Vierra, Ed. r. Walsh.
Norman Watkins.
FIFTH PRECINCT-FOUR DIS
TRICT.
The Fifth precinct meeting of the
Fourth district was held in the stables
of the government garbage department
on South street. o. c. Swain presided
and Gus. Rose acted as secretary.
Prior to the nominations, Mr.. Swain
made a brief address on the county
act, explaining some of its provisions
and asking that care be taken in the |
selection OF the delegates in order that
only good men be named on the coun- !
ty ticket.
A. F. Cooke moved that the nominal =
tions be limited to twelve. the pre- !
cinct being entitled to six delegates. /
The motion carried unanimously and ;
then there was a rush to get in all
the nominations.
These were as follows: Samuel John /
son. o. c. Swain. ]. K. Keohokii. Chas. !
Lake. Arthur Fitzsimmons. Mike Har-
vey. Chas. Coster. Ed. Devauchelle, !
W, H. Kailimai, S. Kali, Lyon Ka-
kahi and Pahia.
A. F. Cooke was elected treasurer of
the precinct club in place of E. p.
Chaplin, who is no longer in the pre-
cinct. Nahora Hipa was elected a
judge of election in place of E. Devau-
chelle. who is a candidate.
Chas. Lake was elected as a mem
Der OF the Executive Committee in
place of W. H. Coney who has moved
from the precinct. and E. K. Lilikalani.
who was formerly a democrat, sue
ceeded ]. Bissel on the same COM
nittee.
After the meeting adjourned. three
IF the nominees withdrew. These were
Charles Coster. Arthur Fitzsimmons
and s Kali.
SIXTH PRECINCT-FOURT DIS
TRICT.
The Sixth precinct meeting was held
1t Republican headquarters on Fort
street. F., c. Smith presided and Ed.
acted as secretary. The fol-
owing nominations for delegate were
made: Lorrin Andrews. Captain l.
Bray. F. VI. Brooks, W. II. Coney, DR..
:. B. Cooper w. s. Fleming. H Krog-
r. c. K. Quinn. Chas. Raven. Fred.
:, Smith and ". 5. Stansbury. The
precinct is entitled 10 five delegates. ;
Fred. c. Smith resigned as president !
II the precinct club and Lorrin An
lrews was elected to succeed him
dr. Mayfield was elected as judge for
he primary election in place of II.
lroger who is a candidate.