The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-04-08

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John Kamanoulu, vice-president of
the Republican club, presided at the
meeting held at the bandstand in
Thomas Square. There was a small at
tendance with great harmony. When
more than a dozen candidates for the
convention had been nominated, one of
them started to bring the number down
to the eight allowed the precinct by
withdrawing his name. His example
was followed by others and the result
| thus attained.
EIGHTH OF FIFTH.
There was a good attendance of the
| eighth precinct of the Fifth District
| Republican club at Achi's warehouse,
Palama. Senator Achi presided and the
| meeting was harmonious. Four dele
gates are to be elected and six candi-
dates were nominated as follows:
| w. C. Achi p. Silva. H. Vierra. Jr.,
S. C. Dwight, n. Fernandez and John
c. Lane.
SIXTH OF FIFTH
The meeting of the Sixth Precinct,
of the Fifth District, was held Tuesday
evening at Eva court house. The fol-
lowing were the nominees who will also
Dt lHt utltSdltos odiiitS "a. lSoN. 'Soi
Nawaakoa and l.. L. McCandless.
SEVENTH OF FIFTH.
The advertised hot time did not
materalize in the Seventh Precinct
Birbe was conspicuous by his absence
and the meeting passed off quietly. II.
c. Vida was chairman and the regular
ticket placed in nomination is as fol-
lows: H. c. Vida, Mealoha, William
Henry, I. Sherwood, d. Kaahanui and
II. Huka. Individual nominations were
made as follows: Charles H. Clark, j.
Kaaeae, Eli Crawford, X. r. G. Wal
lace, T. McCants Stewart, Geo. Barker,
l. Cockett, ]. Fern and e. c. Winston.
Resolutions of coincidence regarding
the death of the late w. H. Coney were
introduced by Stewart and adopted.
Also resolution commencing the Gov
ernor for calling an extra session.
NINTH OF FIFTH.
The meeting of the Ninth Precinct,
Fifth District was held in the Hoff-
mann yard, Wyllie street, with a good
attendance of voters. A. w. Neely pre-
sided.
Resolutions of regret and coincidence
were passed on the death of S. *. Ka-
lie, lUe ITSl VI lle pIeClllCl
organization.
Ten nominees for convention dele
gates We're chosen, five to be elected on
Saturday. The nominees are: Geo. s.
Harris, j. e. Shaw, f. p. r. Water
house, L. I. Kane, ]. S. Kalakiela, II.
Meek, Chas. Kaanoi, VIM. Lucas, A. F.
Judd, S. l.. Kekumano.
j. d. Avery presented a transfer from
A.,
Precinct. and joined the Ninth Precinct
Fifth District. He presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas, The Governor of the Ter
ritory, Honorable George R. Carter, has
called the Legislature together in spe-
cial session for the consideration of
financial measures and
Whereas, said Legislature may, un-
der the law, consider other matters;
Resolved by the Ninth Precinct Re-
publican Club of the Fifth Election Dis
trict, being the business mems pre-
cinct," of said district, that the action
of the Governor is hereby heartily and
unequivocably endorsed as proper and
in line with long American precedent.
Resolved further, that it is the sense
of this Republican Club that the peo-
pie demand speedy and business like
session and the consideration of no
measures not of a financial nature. ex-
cept the appointment of a Commission
by authority of the Legislature to pre-
pare for presentation to the next regu-
lar session of the Legislature a bill
creating counties in this Territory out
side of the Island of oahu and the erec-
ton 81 Honolulu and the rest of oahu
into a government by itself to be STYLED
the City and County of Honolulu, with
appropriate mowers.
Resolved that the nrasidant and sec-
retarv of this club shan certify to q
copv of these resolutions and send one
copy to the Governor and one to each
of the houses of tbe Legislature
Objection was made to the adontion
of the resolution on the ground that II