The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-29
REPUBLICAN PRECINCT
NOMINATIONS
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Sixth Precinct, Fourth District.

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In the biggest voting precinct, from
which six delegates are to be elect
ed to the Territorial ard p to the
County convention, down in Kakaako
there was large meeting, probably
seventy-five or eight being present. Al
though there was plenty of time fol-
everyone to get III his nominations.
there was no contest and harmony pre-
vailed. The voting place was on
Quinn's lane. The list of nominees
was as follows:
Territorial - Fred Cockett, E. . J.
Lord, Ben Campbell, G. w. R. King,
w H. Kailimai, E. D. Scroggy.
County,. c. Quinn, Henry Kali
mai, E. K. Lilikalani, Harry Klemme,
A. R. Phillips, Gus Rose, W. F. Drake.
T. Kakalia, Jas. German, J. c. Cohen
J. k Nakila, Alfred Kali, John HiIo
Keohokapu, David Haili, /. Nauha,
John Nuuanu, Chas. Oio, VIM Kahelua-
kahi, Hugo Hanaukama, Gus Anderson.
Seventh Precinct, Fourth District
Business methods in the Seventh Pre-,
cinct, Fourth District (San Antonio
hall precinct), brought out almost 200
voter to sign the precinct club roll book
and the endorsements of the report of
the special committee appointed last
week by President James F. Morgan
to canvass the voters and present the
names of chest MATERIAL candidates
for both the Territorial and County
conventions.
The meeting last night was held in
the San Antonio hall, with 10 mem.
bers present. The purpose of the meet
ing being stated the committee appoint
ed by the president presented the fol,
lowing report:
cat the special meeting of the club.
held on the 10Th instant, the following
motion was adopted: sThat commit
tee of three, including the chairman,
be appointed by the chair to select
list of names, members, to be submit
ted to the club at its meeting for the
nomination of delegates on the 28th in
slant, as the nominees for delegates to
the Territorial and County and District
conventions to be held in Honolulu on
or about the middle of September. On
the 22nd instant your chairman, in ac-
cordance with the above motion, select
ed the following committee: James T.
Morgan, Dan M. Woodward and FL,
Pereira
. Immediately after the appointment,
the committee gave careful considera-
ton to the duty assigned to it, and
upon an impartial examination of the
membership of this club, agreed to
select and recommend the following citi
zens as the nominees of this club to
be voted upon at the primary election
to be held ON the 5th of September,
1908:
J. 81 III NJ,
vention-E. w. Quinn, John G. Lane
and A. D. Castro.
For the County and District Conven
tion-James F. Morgan, Johannes f.
Eckardt, William Lucas, II. P. Wood,
" Fernandez Jr., Julius P. Rego, V. o.
Teixeira, ]. A. r. Vieira, Jos. K Wood
wela and John Kamanoulu.
"Your committee has looked into the
standing and character of the respec-
tive nominees and have agreed that
their election as the delegates from
this precinct will mean a representation
satisfactory to the Republican voters
of the precinct, and your committee
feels confident that these gentlemen
will give thought to the important
duties that they are to perform.
The report was enthusiastically re-
ceived and upon motion of Edwin Ben
ner. and seconded by several members,
was unanimously adopted. The list as
submitted bears the exact number of
delegates the precinct is entitled to
and therefore, there viii be no contest
next week.
Among the speakers of the evening
was Captain Berger, director of the Ha-
waiian band. His remarks were loudly
His only request of the
delegation selected was to have it work
for good, clean ticket. He also ex-
pressed the wish to have the next Board
of Supervisors place more lights in all
the public parks. In this respect he
said: 'The lower ninety are entitled
to music, and music can best be appre-
ciated in public place where people
can see themselves.
A committee of twelve will be ap-
pointed. pursuant to a motion, to get
the voters to register. The delegates
selected were called upon for remarks
and all responded enthusiastically.
Eighth Precinct, Fourth District.
Between two and three hundred men