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Fourth was held at the bandstand in
/ Thomas Square, the three delegates TO
( which the precinct is entitled being
chosen on the vote of the secretary
and no instructions To the delegates be-
ing given. Those nominated and elect
ed by reclamation We're George w.
Smith, John Lucas and Charles Hus-
tace Jr.
In the Sixth of the Fourth, the solid
ward over which Sam johnson presid-
ed until his resignation last year, the
vacant presidency was voted to jim
Quinn, which boosts him a long WAYS
in his fight for a supervisorship. The
nominees for delegates chosen were
Phillips, Kakalia, w. Drake, H. KLEIN
me, Keohokii and Joe Monaghan. Ma
tional Committeeman Robertson was
endorsed by resolution, unanimously
carried
Five nominations for delegates were
made in the Seventh of the Fourth,
three of whom are to be chosen. Those
named are Hon. A. D. Castro, w. r.
Riley, Hon. e. w. Quinn, Hon. John
c. Lane and j. n. Eckardt This is
the first time that John Lanes name
has figured in any list of Fourth dis
trict men,
The biggest of the precinct club
meetings was that neld at the Central
fire station, the Eighth of the Fourth,
nearly three hundred voters being
present. The names of only four can
didates for delegates We're proposed,
these being Clarence L. Crabbe, H. J.
Baldwin, H c. Murray and John Mar
callino.
The Ninth of the Fourth was dr.
vided over the endorsement of Rob
ertson, as stated above. Otherwise
the meeting was harmonious. Only
three names were proposed for conven-
ton delegates and their election was
unanimous. These were c. w. Booth,
John Wise and VIM. AHA.
SEVENTH OF THE FIFTH.
There was peace in the old lighting
seventh 1t was a very quiet meet
ing, the best held for some years.
There was no scrap of any kind.
Hon. ]. K. Ka1ana, Hon. Solomon
Mahelona and Eli J. Crawford were
nominated as delegates, who were sent
uninstructed by resolution presented
by Mahelona. Mahelona also presented
a resolution endorsing Robertson, /
which went through with whoop.
A vacancy in the office of the secre- |
tary of the club, caused by the resig- /
nation of D. P. Hanale, was filed by
the unanimous election of Hon. Sol. |
Mahelona. So now Mr.. Ma heIona has
regained possession of the roll book, |
over which he had a scrap with Henry
Vida two years ago.
Harry Alanai mac IN fha
executive committee in place of Henry
Vida, resigned to join the Democrats.
At the meeting in the Eight of the
Fifth. Ben Fabian, the president, an
his resignation, having left |
the precinct. No one was elected to |
fill his place, however. K. r. C. Wall |
lace was chosen acting secretary and |
the nominations We're proceeded with, |
the meeting throughout being most |
Although this precinct
has only two delegates to elect, the
of six possible ones were
made. These were K. R. G. Wallace, |
C. r, Dement,, A. K. Kekai, George |
J, C. Quincy and D. K. Ka-
nuha.
The Eleventh of the Fifth nominated
A. Lewis Jr., w. o. Smith, S. P. Corr
rea, George G. Sea, William E. Pal
kuli, Jos. c.. Pratt and NJ. c.. Amana |
From these three will be chosen.
None of the officers in the Twelfth |
of the Fifth showed up at the meeting
held in Kat F'ui Kon building, but the
was held without them never
theless, Willie Crawford being chosen
acting president and Bernard Keleko-
To acting secretary. A. K. Vferra, a
member of the executive committee
called the meeting to order and pre-
sided while the temporary officers were
being elected. There was a slim at
tendance.
For the four positions as delegates to
the convention eight nominations were
made, as follows: Bernard H. Kele-
kolio, Charles H. Clark, VIM. H. Craw-
ford, Lyle A. Dickey, Charles Opunui,
A. K Vierra, Chas. Kanekoa and c. p.
No reports were received from any |
of the country precincts nor from five
Of the city divisions.