The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-05
REPUBLICANS SHOW
SIGNS OF ACTIVITY.
Turnorts at Precinct Nominations
Last Night Satisfactory
in Most Gases.

Nominations Of candidates for ciub
officers and delegates 70 the Republican
territorial convention, which viii be-
held 10 Honolulu on July ls next, were.
made last night BY the Ropub.
lican precinct clubs throughout the
Tefritory Next Thursday night the
election Of the osReers and delegates
will take place. From the reports sent
iu 10 The Advertiser last night, from
many Of the precinct clubs ca oahu,
there will be but few contests when
the clubs meet on Thursday night.
The clubs in the Iourta and ffth dis
triets had good attendanees, In most
instances, az the meetings held last
night. In most cases one ticket was
offered and that was accepted without
question by those present. In eases OF
this nature ballot east by the seere-
tary Of the club next Thursday night
will elect the officers and delegates.
There was an interesting meeting o.
the members Of the eighth precinct club,
in San Antonio Hall, full set Of OH 4
GERS being nominated. Former Treas
urer A. Y. MaeKaye was elected assist
ant secretary to take up the work OF
making a complete new precinct rolf
Of the Republicans eligible to member.
ship. President Lorrin Andrews brought
the matter up, stating that this was
one Of the most important matters for
the club to act upon at this time.
The eighth precinct Republican club
has gone on recc~d IN the most EN-.
phatir manner that all members shall
J be residents Of the precinct, and when
former President A. ID. Castro moved
out OF the precinct he rendered his res,
| ionatiOn Of the Office he had held so
successfully for several terms, conse
quehtly all who are not on the rolf
as regular residents Of the precinct al
least Thirty days before the primaries
must resign. This was stated at the
meeting by President Andrews.
Arrangements were decided upon for
the new officers, after the election next
Thursday evening, which win be at the
store Of A. W Peters, Sah Antonio
building, to meet and organize thor.
ough personal canvass Of tho precinct
| in behalf Of the club.
Cohen for Mayor.
In the sixth Of tho fourth, Kakaako
the club went unanimously on record
for J. g. Cohen for mayor and j. c
Quinn for supervisor.
Nominated and Elected.
Returns from sixteen precincts Of the
fourth and fifth districts show:
First Of the Fourth.
r, A, Berndt, president; J.. II. Child,
Ivice-president; George May, second
vice president; Daniel Logan, secre-
tary; Moreno X. Hull, assistant see.
| retary; j. 9. Hedemann, treasurer;
Judges Of eleetion--E. II. Boyen, w. X.
Maephefson and George Makalena, ex-
ecutiye committee-T. M. Church. Jo-
seph Mcclure, Samuel +. Mott ana u.
A. Douthitt; delegates TO the territorial
convenuon-Henry Freitas, Albion r..
Clark and s. X. Paulo.
| Third Of the Fourth.
A. III. Tarleton, president; j. b. Enos.
lvice-president, Charles Kapahu, second
lvice-presdent; Eugene Buffandeau, sec
retary; George Maile, assistant seere-
taryy Frank Il. Blake, treasurer; execu.
tive committee--L. j. Warren. George
s, Curry, Eben p. Low and John Viyi.
chaves; judges Of election Malcolm
Macintyre, b. +. Beardmore and ID. +.
Thum; delegates to the territorial con
lvention-George O. Guild, A. Lewis Jr.
and Eben p. Low, X
Fifth Of the Fourth.
Lawrepce M. Judd, president; o. G.
Swain, vice-president; John Watt, sec.
ond vice-president; William Thompson,
secretary; G. g. Owen, assistant secrc-
tary; Sherwood NJ Lowrey, treasurer
executive committee-C. w ziegler, q,
G. Ballentyne, Guy II. Buttolph and
John Lucas; judges Of election--,J. 9.
Searle, Mark We'll and W. @. Parke;
delegates to the territorial convention
n Lawrence M. Judd and w. M. Thomp
son.
Sixth Of the Fourth.
Charles NJ Costa. president; M. j..
Kealoha, vice-president; John Kaaua,
second vice-president; Solomon Hano
hano, secretary; Thomas Saffery Jr., as
sistant secretary; A. Manuwai, treas
urer; executive committee Andrew /.
Bright, w. IIuihui Alfred Kali and
Paul Kanoa Chairman; judges Of eles.
tion--K oahou, J. NJ Mahiai and N. Ka.
hapea; delegates to the territorial con
vention--AIbert Manuwai, J. M. Ke-
aloha and John .Aylett.
| Seventh Of the Fourth,
J. c. Cohen, president; +. X. Liiika.
lani, vice.president; DIR. j. T. MELON.
aid, second vice.president; Gustave
Rose, secretary; assistant secretary,
none named; Charles @. Bartlett, treas
urer; executive committee--J. Q. Quinn,
Eatar Raron i X NaL;Ia :, fo,,etb 80