The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-18
REPUBLICAN PRECINCT
CLUB NOMINATIONS
Continued from PAGE IL

two ago that Governor Carter told him,
( if he was going TO call on him for re-
marks, TO introduce him as Athe bald
headed boy of Punahou,' which he did
with the result that Mr.. Carter made
! a speech that greatly pleased him. In
! praising AIessrs. Hartwell and Hatch
/ he spoke of professional services each
I had rendered him in times past and
caused roars of laughter with the
/ story of his consulting Mr.. Hartwell
| many years ago. Mr.. Hartwen turned
! him over to W. a. Whiting, who was
] then his apprentice" and he was ad-
vised to run over to the station and
/ everything would be all right. I took
the advice Mr.. Roe concluded, and
| when 1 got back everything was set
tied. I had lost the case
| The meeting on Mr.. Roe's proposal
gave six cheers for Governor Carter,
and before dismissing the members
Mr. Hopkins gave some instructions in
Hawaiian.
SECOND OF THE FOURTH.
There was a goodly assembIage of the
Republican Club of the Second Precinct
of the Fourth District at their own
meeting place, corner of Wilder avenue
and Keeaumoku street. The club has
taken a lease of the "Makilxi Store"
building for ten years and fitted it up
with furniture and electric lights. This
meeting was the inauguration of the
clubhouse.
J. H. Soper, president, had the chair
and Geo. B. Mcclellan the secretary's
desk. Nominations for officers were
made as follows:
For PRESIDENT. H. Soper, w. T.
Rawlins and John A. Hughes.
For vice-president-M. A. Gonsalves
and H. Ko1omoku.
For secretary-H. E. Murray.
For treasurer. A. Gilman.
For executive committee Own.
Aylett, G. B. Mcclellan, F. L. Hogs,
John Hughes, JOS. Little, Manuel Cook,
Frank Kruger, j. w. Jones, c. S. Crane,
w. T. Monsarrat, o. c. Swain, Frank
Monoha and w. T. Rawlins.
For judges of election (3)-Manuel
Cook, Capt. Dabel, w. E. Wall. Henry
Kaai, E. Kopke, c. NJ. White and VIM.
White.
THIRD OF THE FOURTH.
A rousing meeting of the Republican
Club of the Third Precinct, Fourth Dis
trict was held at Concordia hail. Be
sides being big it was absolutely har-
monious, unanimous election of all
officers being effected on the nominal
ton. The meeting proves that the pre-
cinct is Republican to the core. By
unopposed nomination the following are
the officers of the club for the ensuing
two years:
President-E. FaXon Bishop.
First PRESIDENT E. Bush.
Second vice-president-J. Mana.
Secretary-Chas. n. Marques.
Treasurer-Jos. G. Pratt.
Executive committee-Messrs Kenui,
McCabe, Dias. Napoleona and Geo.
K1uegel.
Judges of election-Frank Foster,
Dick Kekona and Sam Manu-.
FOURTH OF THE FOURTH.
The members of the Republican Club
of the Fourth Precinct of the Fourth
District nominated the following officers
at a meeting last night:
President-E. W. Quinn.
First vice-president-M. G. Pacheco. |
Second ce-president-Sam Kama
kau.
Secretary-W. w. Carlyle.
Assistant secretary-Vincent Fernan- |
DEE.
Treasurer. F. Morgan.
Judges of election-A. l.. Moore, a |
D. Castro, Henry Peters.
Executive committed. Kalauokala- |
nj Jr., J. F. Durao, Sam Kamakau, j.
S. Fox, L. j. Aylett, A. L. Moore, A
V. Gear, A. II. r. Vierra, A. V. Peters
Give to be elected.
SIXTH OF THE FOURTH.
At a meeting of the Sixth Precinct of
the Fourth District Republican Club, |
Lorrin Andrews presiding, held at
headquarters last night, the following
were made, leaving no con-
test:
President-Lorrin Andrews.
First e-president-Capt. l. Bray.
Second e-president-W. ]. STAINS
bury.
Secretary-J. ]. Hughes.
Assistant secretary-C. X Quinn.
Treasurer. H. Wolf.
Executive committee-E. NJ. Boyd, Z.
K. Quinn, w. S. Fleming, J. Duggan,
and c. A. Yarick.
Judges of election-E. Correra, H.
Simpson and J. J. Hughes.