Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-05


and the County Campaign Committee
both met at Republican headquarters
on Fort street on Saturday night. Tho
meeting of the former was scheduled
for Z o'clock and the latter was sup.
posed to gather at s, but 1t was almost
\ before the Central Committee obtain.
cd q quorum, then the County Com
mittee members sat and fumed in the
outer hall, awaiting the right of way.
The Central Committee discussed
rules and a whole lot of good time
was consumed on the matter of how
the printing of ballots was to be paid.
"Jim" Quinn moved that they be print.
ed at the expense of the precinct clubs.
"Charlie" Clark thought that a candi.
date should be allowed As hours after
nomination to dig up his share of tho
expenses or be dropped fam the ticket.
l.. r. Adams advised that each candi.
date put up fifty cents or dollar when
he was nominated and thus avoid all
trouble. Quinn withdrew his motion
In favor of Clark w. W. Harris 10
lieved that no candidates name should
go on the ballot until he dug. Finally,
on motion of Quinn, w. W. Goodale
seconding, It was decided that the pre-
rinct clubs should pay.
on motion of Clark II was agreed
that the County Committee should hs
given the use of the Central Commit.
tees rooms free of charge during the
campaign. further use of the quarters
10 be considered later.
Senator Lane called attention to the
rule that a man could not be a mem.
Der of both the Central and County
rt,la yhnplI no
forced.
T.. r. Adams thought that 1t was a
matter for the Convention to decide.
The Convention had named the County
Committee. II there was any objec-
lion the Convention should be called
together to settle the matter. Char
lie" Clark said he was kept off the
County Committee because he was a
member of the Central Committee
Members of the County Committee
should not have accepted appointment
knowing that the rules were being
violated.
Quinn held proxy and surrendered
II, saying he was member OF tho
County Committee and just wanted to
know where he stood. He was ready
to do the right thing.
Goodale resigned from the Central
Committee. wanting to retain member.
ship in the County Committee.
Sam johnson said he intended to
resign from the County Committee.
"lf man doesn't resign, what shall
we do?" asked L. r. Adams.
Chairman Robertson said the rules
, should be enforced.
The Committee approved rules con
| fning precinct club membership to
bona fide residents of the precinct qua
lifted to vote at the next regular cleo
lion.
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews
called the County Committee to order
Immediately following the Central
Committee meeting. Members from
] various precincts handed in estimates
OF how many votes the Republican tick.
1 ct would receive, as follows:
First Of the Fourth: Brown was ex.
pected to get $50 out of 3i5 and Other
nominees would run pretty high.
Second Of the Fourth: $50 out Of 33I
for the Republican ticket, about.
Fourth Of the Fourth: 325 expected
out of sos.
Fifth OF the Fourth: 173, at least,
expected out of 400.
Sixth of the Fourth: $50 out OF 800
eighth OF the Fourth: 200 out of
800.
Ninth of the Fourth: 175 out of 1854.
| Tenth of the Fourth: 203 out of 400.
| Third of the Fifth: 1872 out of fS5.
Fourth Of the Fifth: 80 out of 1873.
Ninth of the Fifth: 200 out of 400
Ben Fabian would not figure on thA
Eleventh. II was very doubtful.
Other precincts were not represented
or asked for further time.
| +. II. Adams had an idea that II
would not be well to let the estimates
get into print, but the general senti.
ment was otherwise. All the above fig.
ures are very conservative.
The weeks campaign work was ar.
ranged as follows:
| Wednesday night: Campaign meet.
ings with speeches by all the candi.
dates at Aala park and at Kakaako
1 Sam Dwight and Sam Johnson In
charge, respectively.
| Thursday night: At Pauoa and the
corner of School and Liliha streets
Mana. at Pauoa, and Isaac and 10,
Lane, at Liliha, in charge.
Friday night At the Kalihi pumping
station and at Moiliili. J. ]. Fern In
charge at Kalihi.
Saturday night: At Aala Park and
ut the corner Of Alapai and LusC
streets, Dwight and A. II. Moore In
charge.
When Sam Johnson was asked to
take charge of the kakaako meeting
he said he had told the Central Com