Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-17
REPUBLICANS TO
GATHER AT MANY
POINTS tonight
Nomination of Precinct Dele
gates for Territorial Conven-
ton Will Bring Crowds

Honolulu Republicans will get to-
gether in the respective precincts this
evening to nominate delegates to rep
resent them at the territorial conven-
ton to be held here on April 3, at
which time the selection will be made
Of representatives at the national con-
vention to be held in Chicago next
June.
Interest is tense in the outcome OF
tcnight's nominations, each precinct
Boosting of a large number Of aspi-
rants to seats in the big territorial
gathering Although several pre-
cincts, including the 18th of. the
fourth. Waimanalo; and the I'd, Sth
and 9Th of the fifth, have thus far
failed to notify their members where
The respective meetings are to be
held, Ell j. Crawford, secretary of
the central committee, is confident
that this will be done in time to al
low the closing of all nominations to-
night.
Schedule For Tonight.
Following is a schedule of meet
ings called for tonight:
First of the fourth, Kaimuki. E. A.
Berndt. president; Daniel Logan, sec
rotary. Meeting will be held in the
Liliuokalani school at 7:30 o'clock.
Third of the fourth, Manoa. j. B.
Enos, president; Eugene Buffandeau,
secretary. Meeting will be held at
Manoa tennis courts.
Fourth of the fourth, Makiki John
H. Soper, president; c. T. Littlejohn,
secretary. Meeting will be held in
Punahou park
Fifth of the fourth. L. M. Judd,
president; William Thompson, secre-
tary. Meeting will be held at Mr.
Judd's residence, 923 Lunalilo street.
Tenth of the fifth. H. A. Franson,
president. Meeting viii be held at
the residence of Ed. Hopkins, King
street and Kalihi road, at 7:30 O'clock.
Thirteenth of the fifth. NJ. C.
Amana. secretary. Meeting will be
held at the residence of w. o. Smith
at z: 30 o'clock.
Eleventh of the fifth. p. Silva, sec
FetaFy. Afeetlng -wiif be held at tire
residence of w. c. Achi, Kapalama,
at 7:30 o'clock.
! Tenth Of the fourth q. F. Bishop,
president. Meeting will be held at
the water gate premises, foot of Judd
hill, Niuanu street, at 7:30 o'clock.
No Public Notices.
As far as public notice is concern
ed the following precincts have call
ed no meetings for tonight: Second
Of the fourth, Waikiki; sixth of the
fourth, Kakaako; seventh of the
fourth, Kewalo; eighth of the fourth,
ninth of the fourth and twelfth of the
fourth.
Presiden stof other precincts are:
William Henry, Kaneohe, first; sec
ond precinct, no officers known; s. NJ.
Nihipali, Hauula. .hird; w. X. Rath-
burn, Laie, fourth; fifth, no officers
known: A. M. Simpson, Waianae,
sixth; G. F. Renton, Eva, seventh; |
eighth, no officers known; H. X. Ala |
pal, ninth; Harry A. Franson, Kali |
hi, tenth; s. C. Dwight, Palama, eIev.
enth; William Kekoa, twelfth; H. M. |
Won Holt, thirteenth; James Kulike. |
fourteenth; Sam Keliinoi, fifteenth;
w. ID. McWayne, sixteenth, Wailiawa;
Henry Kalili, seventeenth.
I Prior to his departure for the coast |
IN the steamer Great Northern last
night Judge A. A. Wilder filed his
nomination paper as delegate to |
the Democratic national convention |
10 be held in st. Louis, Mo. 1t is fur.
Their reported that High Sheriff w. P.
Jarrett has been induced to enter the
race and, within a few days, will file |
MS nomination paper Judge Wilder
will be absent from the territory for
about II days on business.