The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-04-07
REPUBLICAN
NOMINATIONS
BIRBELESS PRIMARY MEETING
IN THE FIGHTING SEVENTH
ENDORSEMENTS OF POLICY.

Republican primary nominations
were made last night throughout the
islands. There were two tickets
in most Of the Fourth and Fifth Dis
trtct precincts, to be voted on next
Saturday. In the fighting seventh all
was quiet. Generalissimo Birbe had
announced a rough house, but the pre-
vious announcement probably kept
away those who might have made
trouble, and McCants Stewart was
| free to resolute in peace. In some
/ precincts resolutions approving the
court of Governor Carter in calling the
| Legislature were adopted, also endorse
ments of Roosevelt, while in one, the
second of the fourth a choice for dele
gate to Chicago was named, the club
unanimously endorsing w. H. Hoogs.
/ The following are the various results
of the nominating meetings:
First of Fouth-About 80 voters at
TENDED the meeting of the Republican
club of the first precinct of the Fourth
District at the home of Thomas p.
! Cummins Pawaa William C. Roe pre-
sided. The first order Of business was
/ the election of a treasurer to succeed
/
! berain being chosen without opposi-
tion.
Two nominations for the executive
committee seat made vacant by the
death of John Kalama were presented
and on the ballot Thomas p. Cummins
had 80 votes to II for Charles Lewis.
On motion of Lewis the choice of Cum
minis was made unanimous
Ed. Towse presented the following
resolution, which was adopted by ac-
clamation:
Resolved that the policy of His Ex-
cellency Governor George r. Carter in
conserving the public interests by a
REIMBURSEMENT of the expense accounts
of the Territory is most heartily en-
dorsed."
The nominations for six delegates to
the convention were S. NJ. Kanakanui,
P. Thielen, S. K. Kamaiopili A. Lind
say, E. Buffandeau, E. Towse, w. H.
Charlock w. w. Chamberlain, D. F.
Thrum, E. I. Spalding, c. A. Brown,
Frank Andrade and W. w. Harris.
1t was resolved that the delegates of
the club be instructed to vote for dele
gates to the Republican National Con-
vention who shall be pledged for
Roosevelt.
Second of Fourth-The meeting of
the Second rrecinct, Fourth District,
was held at the residence of ]. w.
Pratt Nine delegates were placed in
nomination, the precinct being entitled
to but eight. These were John A.
Hughes, W. T. Rawlins, Frank Kruger
j. A. Gilman, Captain Richard Dabel,
Gus Schumann and Hiram Kolomoku.
On motion of Hughes the delegates
were instructed to use their efforts to
secure the nomination of w. H. Hoogs
as delegate to the National Conven-
ton. On motion of Gilman a COM
mittee of three was appointed to find
a club room for the club and also a
polling place for Saturday. The COM
mittee selected is composed of Gilman,
Fisher and White.
Third of Fourth-The third precinct
meeting was presided over by John 2.
Bush, with George KIuegel as secre-
tary The meeting was harmonious
throughout, and the nominees present
ed four to be elected, were as follows:
Frank Mcintyre, James Lloyd, Alex.
Nicholas, Antoine Manuel R. N. Boyd,
George 7. Kluegel, ]. Hina, Sam Manu-,
Andrew McCabe. Among those pre-
sent at the meeting, which was held in
Punchbowl Hall, Punchbowl street,
were Secretary A. L. c. Atkinson,
Frank Mcintyre, A. S. Humphreys, ].
Lloyd George Kluegel.
Fourth of Fourth-S F. Chilling
worth presided at the meeting of the
Republican club of the fourth pre-
cinct of the Fourth District in San
Antonio Hail. Vineyard street For
the nine delegtes allotted to the pre-
cinct the following names were pre-
scented TO be voted for on Saturday
C. L. Crabbe, James F. Morgan, G.
w. r. King, j. w. Short, A. D. Castro,
E. w. Quinn, William Savidge, A. V.
Gear A. G, M. Robertson, Henry Peters
Norman Watins, Frank Andrade, E.
p. Fogarty w. A. Love, ]. F. Durao,
Sam Kamakau, S. f. Chillingworth, NJ.
T. Lyons, oliver Stillman, A. V. Peters
w. w. Carlyle, Samuel Parker, E. c.
Peters.
Fifth of Fourth-The meeting of the
Fifth Precinct, Fourth District, was
hello at the Garbage Department Sta
bles, Kakaako, sam Johnson was elect
ed president Of the club. The delegates
selected are Sam Johnson, w. H. Kali
limai e. X. Rathburn and Mike Har-
vey
Sixth of Fourth-The meeting was
held at the Alexander Young Hotel and
the following ticket was nominated:
Herman Kruger, ]. S. NcCandIess and
'C. H. Clapp.
Seventh of FOurth-Waimanalo.
Eighth of FOURTH. ]. Belser, C.
w. zeigler J. w. Girvin, K. George, ].
c. Quinn, C. L. Beal, w. J. Karratti
and George e. Smithies form the ticket
for the eighth precinct of the Fourth
District. John X. Kamanoulu, vice.
president of the Republican club, pre-
sided at the meeting held at the band
stand in Thomas Square.
Eighth of Fifth-There was a good
attendance of the eighth precinct of
the Fifth District Republican club at