The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-23

Long, r E. Thompson, j. A Kennedy
c. G. Ballantyne and others
The following were nominated fol
delegates To the Territorial Conven,
ton. eight to be elected; j. Lucas, T
]. King, Carlos a. Long, Chas. L. Beal
w. F. Heilbron, H c. Pauger, Geo
Sn1ithies, ]. c. Quinn, Frank Godfrey
and NJ s. Prosser.
For members of the District Com
mittee, sixteen 10 be elected. the fol
lowing nominations We're made: Geo
W Smith. F. Z. Thompson, W. J. Kar
ratti, John A. Johnson, Charles Crozier
c. w ZeigIer, w. H Thornton, c. G
Ballentyne, F. L. Waldron, j. Nj. Kea
loha, E. j. Lord. f. E. Richardson, Ka
wal George, T. H. Petrie. E. O. White
j. NJ. kea, T. B. Damon. w. o. At
water and H. N. Dow.
Geo w. Smith moved that it was the
sense of the Precinct Club of the Eight
OF the Fourth TO endorse the candidacy
of Kuhio for Delegate to Congress
This carried unanimously.
The club has arranged for weekly
meetings and for addresses by promi-
nent speakers.
SEVENTH PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT
The Seventh of the Fifth Precinct
Club adopted the Harmony Commit
tees report. recommending the fol-
lowing nominations:
For District Committee-H. c. Vida,
VIM. Henry, X r. C. Wallace, Isaac
Cockett, George Barker, b. P. Fabian,
Henry Cockett, L. K. Kamealoha. ].
Kahalekauila, Henry Huka, Joseph
Fern, and VIM k Kaauwai
For Delegates to Territorial Conven-
tion-Solomon MaheIona. T. McCants
Stewart, Eli j. Crawford. George Luz
cas-. i. H. Sherwood. and ]. A. Aheong
H. c. Birbe Jr., protested against the
Harmony report and thought that 9TH
er nominationS were in order but was
voted down byN the club. He gave no.
tice that he would file a contest before
the convention.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the delegates for Kuhio for Delegate
to Congress.
Another resolution calling for the ap-
pointment of committee of nine to
arrange for Dollar Dinner to be
given on the roof garden of the Young
Hotel to ratify the work of the Ma
tionaI Republican Convention and the
Precinct Clubs election and also to
be a welcome home feast for the Ha-
waiian delegates to Congress was in
troduced by T. MeCants Stewart and
adopted by the precinct club.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-FIFT DIS
TRICT.
About one hundred and fifty members
attended the meeting of the Precinct
Club of the Eighth of the Fifth. AL
though there was quite a row between
John c. Lane, who controlled the club,
and w. c. Achi, the meeting was quite
enthusiastic. The delegates to the Ter
ritorial Convention We're nominated on
the understanding that they would vote
for Kuhio for Delegate.
Only one ticket, that made up by
John c. Lane, was nominated, as fol-
lows:
For Delegates-John c, Lane, Samuel
c. Dwight, George l.. Desha and n.
Fernandez.
For District Committee-C. B.
Dwight, James L. Aholo, j. Kapono,
J. Kahale, Solomon Kaleipu, D. Kama
and Pulehu.
Senator Achi protested against the
action of the Executive Committee in
filling the vacancy caused by his resig
nation. Achis resignation had been ac-
cepted and at meeting held at the
residence of George L. Desha, the lat
ter was appointed to succeed nir1-
Achi wanted Solomon Kaleipu given the
place but the club sustained the action
of the committee in appointing Desne,
on the grounds that Desha is an old
man in the party and Kaleipu a COM
paratively new man.
NINTH PRECINCT-FIFTH DIS
TRICT
Without opposition only one ticket
was named in the Ninth precinct of the
Fifth district.
The club adopted a resolution urging
the government to expend the appro-
priation made for a water pipe from
the electric light reservoir down
through Puunui to Wyllie street.
j. d. Avery attempted to introduce
resolution instructing the delegates
to favor the passage of a county act
and announced that he intended to in
troduce a resolution supporting Ku-
hio for delegate. The meeting refused
to consider these matters and motion
to adjourn was carried almost unani-
mously while the Avery motions were
pending
The following ticket was nominated:
For Delegates. S. KaIakiela, D. K
Hoapili, W. E. Paikuli, A. f. Judd, and
F. T. P. Waterhouse.
For District Committee-James Shaw