The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-14

publican Territorial Convention was
effected, with H. NJ. Won Holt as tenn
porary chairman and A. ID. Castro tenn
porary secretary. The committees on |
credentials, on rules and on platform !
and resolutions then went to work, |
the convention taking a recess until /
two o'clock this afternoon.
The back of the Orpheum stage was /,
screened with an immense sample of |
the Stars and Stripes, little in front
of it on either hand two Hawaiian
flags being suspended. Depending in
the midst was a framed portrait OF
William Howard Taft, Republican can
didate for President A small Ameri-
can flag draped the chairmans table.
There was a good attendance of dele
gates from all the islands, the proxies
not being exceptionally numerous. De-
| legates were seated in the auditorium
| by Representative Districts, the sec
! tons being numbered in large figures.
! Not a great many spectators were pre-
sent
THE PROCEEDINGS.
A. G. NJ. Robertson, chairman of The
Republican Territorial Committee, call
ed the Republican Territorial Conven-
ton to order at 1915 this morning in
the Orpheum.
A. d. Castro, secretary, by direction
of the chair first read the call and then
called the roll. Those for whom Gre
dentials were presented were the fol-
lowing named
FIRST DISTRICT.
Precinct /, Daniel Kaloi; 2, no
return; 3, Frank Rosa 4, John T.
Brown, V. NJ. r. Fitzsimmons, Otto w.
Rose; 5, e. H. Austin, p. c. Beamer
X. A. Lyman, Jr., II. " Patten, E. e.
Richards; 6, H. NJ. Nihoa; Z, d. G..
Butchart; 8, Solomon Konia; 8, e. w.
Barnard; 10, no return; II, H. P. Ku-
kona, George Kaiser; u, J. NJ. Kuhns.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Precinct /, II. L. Holstein; 2, John
Hind, Joaquin NJ. Souza; g. j. Kaapuni,
S. Bipi; 4, no return; 5, J. Kaelema-
kule Sr., 6, Guy f. Maydwell, Thomas
c. White; 7, J. d. Paris; 8, Sam w. Ka-
al, w. j. Hooper; 8, no return; 10, c..
Wolters, John T. Nahai Il, James p,
Limo.
THIRD DISTRICT.
= Precinct /, no return 2, r. c. Searle
3, George H. Dunn, Richard p Hose
Edward Waiaholo; 4, c. NJ. w. Kanui
g. A. Enos, s. KeliinOi, w. r. Robinson
6, j. Ambrose, w. Keanu, II. e. Savage
w. w. WestcOatt; Z, no return; s, II
Reuter-; 8, w. Reuter-; 10, Jonah Kai.
wiaea; II, ]. N. Kanuha; II, j. X. Pun
10, w. F. Mossman, George Kealii, NJ
y s. Jardine, E. A. Peck; IA, s. X. Kaai
lua; Is, David Morton; 16, NJ. J. Moura
II, ]. P. Cockett; IS, John Pike; 10
o II. r. Hitchcock j. X. Kaupu; 20, N.
! Pahupu; q, w. j. Goodhue, Jane
3 Amaka, Emil Van Lii.
" FOURTH DISTRICT.
Precinct ], A. l.. G. Atkinson, JOh
: Cassidy, f. W. Macfarlane, w. c. Roe
=, 2, Charles C. King, j. II. Ku, Georg
Male; 3, Joseph p. Cooke, A. G.
" Robertson, John Warehouse; 4, W. "
. Chamberlain, e. A. c. Long, M.
Prosser; 5, J. M. KOahou, Charles
- Makanui J. Paahao, G. b. Paunini;
- Fred Cockett, Ben Campbell, G. W. +
: King, w. H. Kailimai, E. ]. Lord, A.
>, ScrogEy; T. A. ID. Castro, John G.. LAM
-. e. w. Quinn; s. Jaul Jarrett, L. Aylet
:, c. T. Rodgers, G. w. Patty; 8, Sal
Koko, c. N. Marques, Kukailani, Sar
>, Manu-; 10, no return; II, A. Irvine.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Precinct l, Henry Cobb Adams, c.
If Judd 2, no return; 3, Jonathan Aiau
y Edward HOre, A.. s, Mahaulu; 4, N
A. X. Leleo; 5, Thomas O'Dowda; g. Noa
e Mahi, E, b. Mikalemi, George C. Ross
l. 7, l.. j. Feary, c. B. Male, J. Maukoli
l. 8, e. ~ Voeller, A. X. Palekaluhe;
Ie N. Fernandez, Noah Kauhane. Williar
II X. Laa, S. w. Spencer; 10, J. X. Mau
l. nakea; II, Eugene Aiu, A. St. c. Piia
IS naia, II. M. Won Holt; -, David X
2. Bent, Charles II. Dickey, S. l.. Keku
mano, Kualamaa; 10, George Knigh
IF Robert Hebron.
20 SIXTH DISTRICT.
S. Precinct /, f. Kahale; 2, A. F. KnuC
4. sen; 8, w. o. Crowell 4, G. Wilcox;
); no return; 6, James X. Kula; 7, A
D. Hills, James II. X. Kaiwi, w. +
Of Rice; s, J. b, Cummings; O. Robei
Or Scott; 10, no return.
e. Harry NJ. Won Holt was unanimousl
n, elected temporary chairman, the nom
nation having been made by Senate
Lane, and Mr. Robertson appointe
Messrs, Piianaia and Jarrett to esco