The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-23


| trict Committee Of the First Represent
tative District on Saturday last effected
permanent Organization as follows: w.
II. Beers, chairman; John Mcclure, vice
chairman r. A. Lyman. Jr., secretary;
Chas Siemsen, treasurer, and D. Ke-
| liipio, r L. Cook, o. w. Rose, VIM.
Todd, c. V. Jakins, H. Patton, Chas.
Nation, JOS. Pritchard. Albert Horner,
and NJ Kuikahi members of the execu-
tive committee with the chairman and
secretary.
The following resolutions, submitted
by G. L. Alfonso from the committee on
platform. were adopted:
Be it resolved, That the Delegates to
the District Committee of the First
Representative District of the Territory
of Hawaii, in Convention assembled, be-
leving in the traditions and policies of
the Republican party, hereby announce
our answering allegiance to it's prn-
ciples and shall uphold the constitution
of the same and shall uphold and sup
port all regular Republican nominees,
striving to do whatever else may be
necessary to perpetuate within our Ter
ritory "a government of the people, for
the people and by the people"
Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the administration of Theodore Roose-
welt. President of the United States, and
of George r. Carter, Governor of the
Territory of Hawaii. and hereby make
special mention of the stand recently
taken by Acting Governor a. L. c. At
kinson for and on behalf of citizen labor
on public works.
RaSnlyed That wa iOIiyi1ual1y and
collectively shall use our influence for
and support only those who favor clean
politics and faultless administration,
and shall use every effort to maintain
the standard of harmony now existing
within the Republican party ranks.
Resolved. That we are unalterably
in favor of county government in it's
fullest sense and shall advocate and
work for the adoption of plank in the
platform of the Republican party of the
Territory of Hawaii committing and
binding our party. through it's represent
tatives, to enact all the necessary legis-
lation therefor, to take effect at the
earliest possible moment. And be it
Resolved That we shall nominate,
work, and vote for only such candidates,
for senators and representatives. whose
views are known to be irrevocably in
favor and pledged for such County
Government legislation. And be it fur
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Resolved. That we endorse the policy
outlined by the Hon. Jonah Kalaniana-
ole Prince Cupid and recommend his
denomination and to that end we
pledge our support.
PREPARING FOR CONVENTION.
The Young Mems Republican Club is
considering the question of the enter
tainment of the delegates to the Terri
torial Convention while they are in Hi
10. The convention meets September l,
and there is a general desire that the
delegates shall remain in the city long
err than one day. 1t is proposed to give
those delegates who attend such a royal
welcome that they will wish to hold the
convention here again next time. There
have been various suggestions made
for a mammoth luau, camp fire meet
ing and an open air mass meeting.
committee consisting of Jas. ID. Lewis,
S. L. Desha and Chas. Akau has been
appointed to consider the various prop
ositions and make a report at the next
regular meeting of the organization.
The Hilo Board of Trade has taken up
the question of hotel accommodations,
and where delegates cannot be accom-
modated in the various hostelries and
boarding houses, private citizens have
been called upon to give entertainment
to one or more of the visiting dele
gates.
HOTEL PROJECT.
The Hilo Board of Trade has decided
to take up the matter of hotel in Hilo.
The Board of Trade will be the promo
tiers of the project which insures the
success of the ENTERPRISE. The capital
stock of the company was fixed at S25,-
600, the shares to be distributed among
the business men and members of the
Board. +. n. Holmes. president of the
board and II. Wears, secretary. We're