The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-07-16
REPUBLICAN,
PRECINCT
OFFICERS

Contests for office in Republican
precinct clubs last night resulted in
| part as follows
First Of the Fourth.
Officers elected, no contest: e. A
Douthitt, president; A. F. Clark, first
vice-presdent; w. K Kailimai, second
vice-president; f. H. Kilbey, secre-
tary; Geo. Makalena, assist. secretary;
E. A. Berndt, treasurer; George Eva
like, Il. II. Boyen and James Guild
judges of election; w. G. Ashley,
Chas. Reeves, VIM. Noa and J. H. Ku,
executive committee.
M. T. Simonton was unanimously re-
commended to the executive commit
tee to fill a vacancy caused by the de-
clination of c. G. Cockett, who was
elected to Office in the seventh pre-
cinct.
Second of the Fourth.
James H. Boyd, president; Isaac
Harbottle first vice-president; r. J.
Buchly, second vice-president; Henry
van Gieson, secretary; r. Kieki. as
sistant secretary; John Cassidy, urea
rer H. Kealoha, Stephen Umauma
and Paahao, judges Of election; Jas.
Merseberg, S. Is. Kamaiopli, Kuhau-
pio, Chas. r. Roe, Sylvester .-.niKilo,
executive committee.
Third of the Fourth.
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Kahinu, first vice-president; Jack
Kaumoo second vice-president; Il.
Buffandeau, secretary; George Maile,
assistant secretary: w. c. Weldon,
treasurer; Manuel Rego Souza, John
Kalimapehu and NJ c. Swift, judges;
JOS. c. Enos, S. F. Mott, Chas. Kupa-
'hu, J. 'Vivichaves and Kalimapehu, eX.
ecutive committee.
Fourth of the Fourth.
J. H. Soper, PRESIDENT s. F.. Chill
lingworth, first vice-president; Hiram
Kolomoku, second vice-president; J.
A, Thompson, secretary, and Marston
Campbell, treasurer; p. l.. Weaver,
Clarence H. Cooke, Norman Watkins,
Joseph Richards, and M. j. Little, ex-
ecutive committee; w. H. Hoogs, C. T.
Littlejohn and l.. c. Ables, judges of
election; j. H. Fisher, Marston Camp
bell and S. B. Rose, trustees.
Fifth of the Fourth.
Chas Hustace, Jr., president; Art.
Coyne, first vice-president; w. K Kar-
rati, second vice-president; F. b.
Lowrey, secretary; w. L. Howard, as.
sistant secretary; Chas. Phillips, trea-
surer; j. w. Francis, NJ. Wiel and c.
N. Marques, judges of election; c. w.
Ziegler, w. w. Harris, F. B. Damon,
w. w. Chamberlain, E. A. c. Long, ex-
ecutive committee.
Sixth Of the Fourth.
Charles M. Costa, president; ]. M.
Kealoha, first vice-president; w. N.
Kananoano, second vice-president;
John Kaanai, secretary; John Mendi-
ola, assistant secretary; Apaki Manu-
wal, treasurer; Manuel de Mello, JosI
Paahao and ]. M. Koahou, judges of
election; Andrew Bright, George Ka.
wal, John Kailianu, John Wallace;
and Jos. Luahiwa, executive com.
mittee.
Seventh Of the Fourth.
Chas. Oio, president; Henry KLEIN
me, first vice-president; Thos Kaka-
lila, second vice-president; F. Cockett,
secretary; John Hilo, Jr, assistant
secretary; ]. G. Cohen, treasurer; AL
fred Kali, J. X. Kinikapu and Pakia,
judges of election; L. X. Kane, Moses
Wire, w. Harbottle, Chas. Bartlett
and VIM. Kahalekuhi, executive com
mittee.
Eighth Of the Fourth.
James F. Morgan, president; Dan
Kekaha, first vice-president; John f
Eckardt, second vice-president; Jas.
T. Carey, secretary; William Lucas,
treasurer; Major w. r. Riley, ]. Il
Rocha and Dan M. Woodward, judges
of election; r. Davis, Harry T. Lake,
John X. Kamanoulu, Jos. Woodward
and H. Perreira, executive committee
Ninth Of the Fourth.
G. L. Crabbe, president; S. w. Kelei:
KIM, first Vice-president; s. L. Aylett,