The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-07-26
KUH|O HAS
PRECINCTS
Result Of the Primary
Meeting Last
Night.
(From Saturdays Advertiser)

Following are the results of last
nights primaries which were generally
carried out in the interests of kuhio
for Congress:
FIRST PRECINCT-FOURT DIS
TRICT.
w. w. Harris, president, and 5. Il.
Kamaiopili. secretary. were at the
head of large meeting of the Repub-
lican club of the first precinct, fourth
district, held on the premises of Thos.
p. Cummins, Pawaa. Minutes of pre-
yious meeting were not prepared and
nominations became the first order of
business. resulting as follows:
For six delegates to Territorial Con-
vention Fred w. Mcfarlane. E. G.
Keen, w. w. Harris. S. Kalia, T. p.
'Cummins, Jas. Merseberg, Sol. kau-
al. M. S. Kauai, H. Mersberg, w. II.
Charlock, John Ku, Jonah, j. w. kei-
XII, C. A. Brown, Jack Kuamoo, j. D.
McVeigh, Paul r. Isenberg, Harry Ar
mitage.
For twelve delegates to District
Committee: James II. Boyd. Isaac
II. Harbottle. Jas. Mott Jr., h. Buffan-
.deau. Frank Andrade, Geo. Macy, Ed.
'Towse, Geo. p. Thelen, S. F. Chilling
worth, w. w. Chamberlain, Kalani,
S. X. Kamaiopili, S. NJ. Kanakanui,
Isaac Noar, Geo. Wood, Alex. Pahau.
w. C. Roe, Chas. Lewis, C. F. Peter
son, Robert Pahau.
John Kidwell was nominated for the
District Committee by Jas. H. Boyd.
but as quickly as possible rose and
said:
tod hxyo
Ruler, so please strike my name out"
Mr.. Boyd warmly said that ne
thought Mr.. Kidwell took a poor way
to teach the Hawaiians political
manners. His words he regarded as I'M
called for and not becoming.
Mr.. Kidwell attempted to speak, but
President Harris ruled that all re-
marks were out of order. Before sit
ting down, however, Mr.. Kidwell in
sisted on the right to withdraw his
name from the list of nominations.
w. H. Charlock presented the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion of
Jas. Mott Jr. was carried by rising
vote, small minority remaining
seated:
Whereas: The first precinct of the
fourth district is the home precinct of
the Honorable Jonah Kuhio Kalani-
anaole, Delegate to Congress, and
whereas: The interests of the whole
Territory can be best served by the
reelection of our present Delegate,
Honorable Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole;
Therefore, be it resolved, That the
Republican Club of the LIST precinct,
Fourth district. hereby pledges it's sup
port to the Honorable Jonah Kuhio
Kalanianaole, as candidate of the Re-
publican party for Delegate to Con-
gress, and through its delegates to the
Territorial Convention to work to that
end"
SECOND PRECINCT-FOURT DIS
TRICT.
j. H. Soper presided over the meet
ing of the Second precinct of the Fourth
district and II. L. Murray acted as
recorder. After reading the minutes 1t
was learned that they did not contain
a resolution which had previously been
adopted endorsing kuhio for the dele
gateship. This had been left out
through a mistake of the secretary and
after some discussion Geo. b. McClel-
Ian, who first introduced the resolu-
tion, wrote it out again and 1t was
inserted in the minutes. Then the min
utes We're adopted. A resolution for
county government was voted down
by the meeting.
The following nominations were made
for the eleven places on the District
committee:
C. S. Crane. N. Watkins, Capt Dabel,
Geo. See, ]. Richard. II. Komomoku,
II 1sttg,
Schuman. C. II. Cooke, ]. NJ Little, w.
Il. Brown, a. A. Braymer, Q. II. Ber-
rey, and c. NJ. V. Foster.
For the six delegates to the Terri
torial Convention the following nomin-
ations We're made:
VIM. Aylett, j. A. Hughes, ]. w.
Jones. w. T. Rawlins, H. f.. Murray,
Frank Kruger, j. II. Fisher, j. A. Gill
man. j. f. Soper, c. h, Wilson, Geo,
Mcclellan, C. II. Smith, a. Hooking,
and j. NJ. Camara.
THIRD PRECINCT-FOURTH DIS
TRICT.
f. Faxon Bishop presided over
large gathering of members of the Pre-
cinct club of the Third of the Fourth.
The following nominations We're made:
For Delegates-E, FaXon Bishop, j.
Mana, James Lloyd, Il. n, Boyd, \,
Manuel, Frank Mcintyre and b. j.
Wright.
For District Commigtee-E. FaXon
Bishop, \. Manuel Lima, j, q, Oliveirn,
Frank Foster j, X, Kaeo and George
Lowe,
No action was taken ON the question
of endorsing Kuhio,
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