The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-04-13

done and received affirmative replies
in all cases. In view of this l believe
that Hawaii, in order to preserve her
rights, should elect six delegates. This,
however, is matter for this conven-
ton to decide.
Nominations for temporary chair
man will now be in order"
BUSINESS OPENS.
The name of Charles A. Rice of Ka-
uai was placed before the convention
by Eli j. Crawford of the Fifth Dis
trict and seconded all over the house.
Willie Crawford moved that the nom
nations close and the motion carried
unanimously The chair appointed
Messrs. Silva and Lindsay a commit
tee to escort Mr.. Rice to the platform.
On taking the chair Rice called for
nominations for temporary se$etary.
Bernard, the boy orator, got a little
mixed and nominated William Savidge,
who was ineligible not being a mem
Der of the convention. Holstein then
nominated A. d. Castro and this name
was seconded by John Lane. Castro
was elected unanimously. Eli Craw-
ford was appointed interpreter, on the
motion of Judge Kaulukou.
A. L. G. Atkinson moved the appoint
ment of a committee on Rules, Creden-
tials and Resolutions, the motion being
amended by H. l.. Holstein for the APP
pointment of three committees instead
of one, each to consist of seven mem
bers and be appointed by the chair.
The amendment was accepted and car
red.
After a few moments taken to select
! the names the announcement of the
committees was made and motion by
Kaleiopu to adjourn till 1880 tonight
carried, in spite of Jack Lucas pro-
test of chance for a longer dinner
hour, making the time of meeting.
The following list shows the names
ofthe member of the convention as
they appeared on the temporary roll:
FIRST DISTRICT (HAWAID.
First precinct-Daniel Kaloi.
Third. G. Da Rose.
Fourth-Daniel Namahoe, Samuel
Kalilikane, Samuel Kalua.
Fifth-Chas. Akau, A. M Cabrinha,
S. L. Desha, John NJ. Kai, E. E. Rich
ards.
SIXTH. T. NOR.
Seventh-Wm. Kaliinui.
Eighth-John M. Ross.
Ninth-W. G.. Walker.
Eleventh-John All, Sr., Philip Ke-
ola.
Twelfth. NJ. Kuhns, F. G. Keel
ling.
SECOND DISTRICT (HAWAID.
First precinct-H. L. Holstein.
Second precinct-R. r. Elgin, David
Lono Kaaiauoha.
Third. W. Hawai-, ]. X. Lelepali
Fourth-James Ako.
Sixth-C. VOTERS, w. w. H. Haysel
den.
Eleventh-George NJ Robertson.
THIRD DISTRICT (MAUD.
Second precinct-DaVid Taylor.
Third-C. r. Lindsay, Edward Wal
oholo, George II. Dunn.
Fourth-42ev. ]. Nua.
Fifth-William e. Bal, Augustine
Enos, W. r. Robinson.
Slxth-C. Hansen, w. Keanu, JOIN
Vasconcellos, II. p. Baldwin.
SeVenth-Horace Kekumu
Eighth-Henry Reuter-
Ninth-M. H. Reuter-
Tenth-Levi L. Joseph.
Eleventh.. p. Inaiua.
Twelfth Emmersley.
differentiation Kalino, s. e. Ka
lama, A. J. Gomez. w. o. Aiken.
Fourteenth-H f. Tavares.
> acknowledgements ]. Mcleod.
Seventeentn-J. Nakaleka.
q Eighteenth-Theo T. Meyer.
Nineteenth. ~ Uahinui.
Twentietn-W. ]. Goodhue, J. d. Nc
, Weigh, J. X Waiaman.
, FOURTH DISTRICT (OAHU).
First Precinct-A. L. c. Atkinson, I
P. Cummins, James L. Holt, William
. C.. Roe.
Second-Geo p. Denison, George Ma
lie, F.. L. Waldron.
Third-C. H, Cooke, f. ], Kruger
n Joseph H. Little.
/ Fourth-C. Hustace, Jr., John Lucai
q o. Wy Gv,fth