Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-05-08


good sized crowds marked the Repub.
licau precinct meetings Saturday night,
called for the nomination of delegates
to the county convention, nominees to
be voted for on Saturday next at the
primaries.
Results show that In most cases the
humber to We voted for is large com.
pared with the number to be elected
and q good, healthy contest. full Of ex
element Is In sight. except, perhaps In
the Sixth Of the Fourth, Lorrin An.
drews' precinct, where a slate just fits
the number to be elected.
The enthusiasm and general desire
to get in and work manifested on Sat.
Crday night was anything but an In.
dication Of what certain soreheads
have been pleased to term disinterest
on account Of alleged uncertainty as
to the outcome Of the kindergarten
proposition Of test Of the County
Act.
| Precinct gatherings show the follow
ing results:
First Of the Fourth-S. NJ. Kanaka-
rui In the chair, 8. X. Kamaiopili sec.
rotary. Nominations numbered twenty
one as below, eight men to be elected:
W. c. Roe. Isaac Harbottle, J. II. Boyd,
Tom P. Cummins, c. Lewis, Arthur
NJ. Brown. Robert Pahau, J. w. X.
Keiki, ]. W. Iona, Jas Mersebcrg, Isaac
Noar, NJ. 8. Kauai, J. l.. Holt, s. X. IA
maiopili. Duke Kahanamoku, A. f..
Clark. s. NJ. Kanakanui, c. J. Falk.
! Henry Merseberg, Solomon Kauai, q.
W. Macy. -
Second Of the Fourth-Ten to be
elected from the following twenty-fouf
nominated: A. Hooking, Clifford Kim.
Lall, NJ. X. Cooke, Henry Kaai. ]. A.
Hughes. c. NJ. v. Forster, Harry Muir.
ray, A. II. Smith, A. w. Aylett, Quin.
tus II. Berrey, Frank Kruger, (hsna-
wakD. c. II. Cooke, J. F. Soper, J. 8.
Walker. Chas. Crane, @. =. Wilder,
Hiram Kolomoku, Joseph A. Gilman,
Joe Richards, J. Warehouse, Norman
Watkins, c. NJ. White, G. c. Sea, St.
Z. Sayers. .,'
The following resolution was
adopted:
| Resolved, That thu demand Of the
people Of this Territory for high stand.
ards In the public schools should re.
ceive the careful consideration Of the
Legislature now In session. And the
appropriations should be made SUN.
GENTLY liberal to enable the schools to
be maintained in the highest state Of
efficiency.
Resolved. That the salaries Of teach.
ors should be restored to the sums paid
prior to the special session OF the
n tell NJ t.t kA
cent reduction was made.
Fourth Of the Fourth-E. W. Quinn
In the chair. A. d. Castro secretary
Twelve to be elected from the follow.
ing twenty-one nominated: Clarence
Crabbe, Samuel Parker, e. e. Hart.
man, w. L. Emory, w. w. Carlisle.
A. II. Moore, +. p. O'Brien, Albert LIS
cas-, Samuel Kamakau. Emil c. Peters
A. " Peters. A. d. Castro. Ed Wood.
ward, John Marcillino. J. L. Mcdonald
Fl. c. Mossman. Dan Vida, J. II. Nc,
Pherson, Bernard Atwood, Benlti Gusr.
zero. f. B. Angus.
A resolution identical with that
passed in the Second, to the effect that
Legislature restore the public school
teachers salaries. was adopted
Fifth OF the Fourth-Samuel John.
son In the chair, Frank Cooke secre
tary. There are nine to b
elected from the following fourteen
nominated: William Bush. Il. X
Rathburn. Samuel Johnson. W. Kali
mai, Chas. X. Roster. Bert Sharrett
Peter Baron. 4. X. Lilikalani, j. Beiser
1. Nauha. Mike Harvey, Thomas Ka.
lalia. Robt Ahuna, Chas Oio.
A resolution In favor of liberal
school appropriations was adopted.
Sixth Of the Fourth-Lorrin An
crews In the chai>J. ]. Hughes sec
retary. There are eleven to be elected
and eleven were nominated, Eliminating
contest prospects. Attorney Genera
Andrews, James Fox, G. Murasky. C.
A. Yarrick, w. Stansbury, c. X. Quinn
; W. F. Drake, II. Kruger. d. J. Rooney
J. ]. Hughes, H. Klemms.
Eighth OF the Fourth-Nine are to b,
elected from the following twenty nom
mated: Representative Carlos A
Long. Chas. Hustace, Attorney Franz
l.. Thompson, Z. J. Lord, C. w. Zeig
Ter. L. Schwitzer. T. II. Petrie. Edwin
Hughes, c. II. w. Norton. Chas. Gro
zier. Il. A. Long, F. B. Damon, T.
King. A. T. Brock, c. G. Ballentyne
w. J. Karratti, Chas. L. Beal, II.
Pfuger, w. II. Thornton, J. A. JohI
son.
Ninth OF the Fourth-Seven are I
be elected from the following ten non
mated: Henry G. Birbe Jr., Henri
Kane. Richard Panaewa, ]. c. "
Quinn, ]. X. Kealoha. r. 4. Lockwood
. George Hawai-, George e. Smithies. v
II. Newlands, Chas. Lake.
The following resolution wa
adopted:
Whereas. The party. in It's platform
J declared in positive terms for tn
maintenance Of the public schools {
the Territory according to the highes
standard Of efficiency;
' Resolved, That the members of th
precinct club call upon their represel
4 tatives In both Houses Of the leglsl
y ture to shape the appropriation bill
In such manner that the teachers ,
the public schools shall be paid In a
l oordance with the Importance Of the
, work.
Tenth of the Fourth-Eight are