Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-13
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ton to take up"
Robertson announced that the cleo.
ton of n temporary chairman was In
order, and Ely Crawford nominated
c. a. Rice. Willie Crawford moved
that nominations close This carried
and Rice was declared elected. lie
was escorted TO the chair by com
mlttee. consisting of silva and Lind.
say, appointed for the purpose,
Rice called for nominations for q
temporary secretary. Bernard KelekO.
ito nominated VIM. Sayidge. but that
gentleman stated that he was not q
delegate, and was therefore ineligible
Kaleiopu nominated Eli Crawford. but
found no second. Holstcin nominated
A. ID. Castro. and Kelckolio moved
that nominations close, which was car.
iiCd, and Castro was declared elected
KaulukOu nominated ELI Crawford
as interpreter. and he was elected.
Atkinson moved that the Chair be
authorized to appoint a committee on
rules, credcntial and permanent or.
ganization and on resolutions. KG.
ieiopu seconded
Lane moved to amend so that del.
egatG from each district and one at
large be appointed on each committee.
Holstein seconded the amendment
and 1t was accepted by Atkinson. who
stated. however. that he had meant
that there should be only one com.
mittee.
Holstein offered an amendment that
there should be three separate com.
mittees. This was accepted also.
Chairman Rice then appointed the
committees as follows:
Committee on Credentials--A. l.. C..
Atkinson. S. Kalama, A. s. Kaleiopu
Dan Keliiaa, a. f. Knudsen, A. NJ.
Cabrinha, c. VOTERS.
Committee on Rules and Permanent
Organization-H. l.. Holstein. S. l..
Desha, c. Hansen, w. f. Drake, A.
Cox, +. Waldron, b. d. Baldwin.
Committee on Resolutions-W. o.
Smith, +. f. Richards, II. p. Baldwin,
c. X. Cooke, Sol. Mahelona, J. X. Ku.
Ia, J. X. Lelepali.
Kaleiopu moved that the convention
adjourn until 1880 o'clock this even.
ing, and this carried. The committees
will meet in the meantime and will
submit their reports tonight.
Some of the delegates had in mind
q proposition to have the convention
pass resolution in favor of the re.
appointment of Pinkham as president
of the Board of Health, but the ap.
pointmcnt of DR.. Cofer by the Gov.
ernor will, of course, do away with
any such plan.
The official call Of delegates showed
the following to be duly accredited
the blanks being those precincts
which had sent no returns to the Cen
trail Committee:
First District.
| First Precinct-Daniel Kaloi.
Second PrecinCt-......
Third Precinct-Frank G da Rosa
Fourth Precinct-Daniel Namahoe
Samuel Kalilikane, Samuel Kalua.
Fifth Precinct-Chas., Akau. A. NJ
Cabrinha, S. l. Desha, John NJ. Kai
L. Il. Richards.
Sixth Precinct-.Iohn 7. Moir.
Seventh Precinct-Wm. Keliinui.
Eighth Precinct-JOhn NJ. Ross.
Ninth precinct-W. G. Walker.
Tenth Precinct-..........
Eleventh Precinct-John Al, 81.
Philip keola.
Tweltth Precinct-J. NJ. huhnS, II
c. koelling.
Second District.
| First Precinct-H. J.. Holstein.
Second Precinct-R. X. Elgin, Dav
Id Lono kaaikuoha.
Third Precinct--J. w. HAWAI-, j. h
Lelepali
Fourth Preclnct-James Ako.
Fllth Precinct.
Sixth Precinct--..........
Seventh Precinct-...'......
Elghth Precinct-..........
Ninth Preclnct--.....,....
Tenth Precinct-C. VOTERS, w. II
Hayselden.
Eleventh Preclhct-Geo. NJ, Robert
son.
In'rd DIstrIet'
FIRST Precinct--..........
Second Frecihct--Dav!d Iaylor.
Third Precihct-C. II Lindsey Ea
ward Waiaholo' Geo. Ii. Dunn
Fourth Precihct--Key' D. Nua'