The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-25

E. X Lilikalani, W. H. Kailimai, W
Huihui and Chas. Lake.
The officers were elected by acclama-
ton.
SIXTH OF THE FOURTH.
I The Sixth precinct met at Republican
headquarters with large attendance
The ticket nominated at the meeting
last week was unanimously elected
Lorrin Andrews presided with j. j
Hughes. secretary. Owing to the fact
fact that the former secretary had lost
the club roll, a new one was made and
signed by those present. The officers
elected are:
President-Lorrin Andrews.
First e-president-Cap l. Bray.
Second -president-W. J. STAINS
bury.
| Secretay-J. j. Hughes.
| Assistant secretary-C. K. Quinn.
| Treasurer H. Wolf.
! Executive committee-E. NJ. Boyd c.
K. Quinn, w. S. Fleming, j. Duggan,
and c. A. Yarick.
| Judges of election-E. Correra, H.
! Simpson and ]. ]. Hughes.
SEVENTH OF THE FOURTH.
No returns were obtained of the Wal
| manalo precinct.
FIFTH OF THE FIFTH.
No returns obtained.
SEVENTH OF THE FIFTH.
In the Seventh of the Fifth the fol-
! lowing ticket was elected without op-
position:
President-Henry Vida.
First MISREPRESENTATION Macy.
Second Observation-Disclosures.
Secretary-Isaac Sherwood.
Assistant secretary-Solomon Maize
Iona
Treasurer-K. r. G. Wallace.
Judges of election-Wm. Henry, Eli
Crawford, and John Inch.
Executive Committee-Jack Kahale-
kauila, Kamaloha, Isaac CockeI., John
Holt.
A resolution endorsing the nominal
tions of Roosevelt and Fairbanks was
unanimously adopted.
EIGHTH OF THE FIFTH.
The following officers for the Eighth
precinct of the Fifth district were
elected:
President-W. c. Achi.
Observation-Disclosures. Kaleiopu.
Second vice-president-D. Kama.
Secretary-P. Silva.
Assistant secretary-Geo. Hubble.
Treasurer-N. Fernandez.
Judges of Election-H Vieira Jr., J.
H. Black. P. Hokii.
Executive Committees. C. Dwight,
Jno. c. Lane, C. B. Dwight, A. L.
Lunggren and H. J. Aud.
NINTH OF THE FIFTH.
In the Ninth of the Fifth the secre-
elected temporary secretary on motion
of j. D. Avery, seconded by F. T. P.
Waterhouse, A. w. Neeley presided.
On motion of Meekapu seconded by
KalakieIa, the secretary was instruct
ed to cast the ballot of the club for
the following ticket:
IISSluGHl-J. =. HctldhlSId.
Vice-President-J. d. Avery
Second -president-Herman Meek.
Secretary-A. ST. Piianaia.
Assistant secretary-L. K. Kane.
Treasurer. 7. p. Waterhouse.
Executive communicating President,
Secretary and Treasurer: S. L. Ke-
kumanu, James Shaw, E. r. Adams,
S. H. Meekapu, John Alapai.
Ind Of A II; TTx7
;; gar Henriques, George Kopa.
The club decided in future to issue
posters announcing their meetings and
arranged also to notify members by
mail.
TENTH OF THE FIFTH.
In the Fourth of the Fifth there was
a contest in which J. L. Kaulukou and
Charles Clark met their Waterloo. The
meeting was held at Camp No. 2, Vine
yard street and resulted as follows:
President-Charles J. Broad, So
| (elected); J. L. Kaulukou, 26.
| Vice President-W. H Crawford.
Second -president-H. K. Poepoe.
| Secretary-Wm. K. Isaac. SO elect
ed; Bernard Kelekolio. 1; Pilfpo. 5.
| Assistant secretary-S. K Maialoha.
Treasurer-Wn. H. Mahuka
| Judges of Election--D. Crownihgburg
SO (elected); A. d. Bolster, 50 (elected) :;
Paiaina. 81 (elected); Charles Clark, g.;
| Keola, g.
Executive Committee-Joe Meard c.
B. Mahelona, c. On Tai, D. l.. Akwai,
| and S. K MaIoi