Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-06-20

There doesn't seem to be any use III
trying to settle that matter of the
Viceroyship. 1t won't stay settled
There is a new story to the front to-
day-and the present Acting Governor
is the central figure in it. According
to the private bunch of one of the
Wise Ones, A. l.. c. Atkinson, Secre-
tary of the Territory and present Act
ing Governor thereof, has his traps all
packed ready to move into the Robins
Egg Blue Chamber as soon as the of
fetal notification, of which he has ad-
vance information, arrives stating that
he has been selected by the President
to preside over the destinies of the
Territory of Hawaii for the four years
to come. The Wise One says that ii
anyone thinks that Jack is out Of it,
he needs to change his brand of dope
land strike a fresh light. Jack is tho
Man and don't you forget it.
Certain it is that Atkinson has been
going around all day with particular.
ly happy smile on his handsome coun,
tenance, while in his eyes has been q
dreamy, far-away look, as if he saw
stretching down the future before him
long vistas of power and glory. And
he has been holding whispered confer
ences with sucn men as-Well, never
mind. He hasn't made any official an
nouncement yet of his cabinet
But that, says the Wise One, does
not mean that he has not selected the
cabinet. The Wise One even goes sc
far as to outline the membership Of the
distinguished body of men who will
assemble around the long table in the
Robins Egg Blue and help the Viceroy
plan his policy and aid him in gov
erning the province of Hawaii.
And this is the way the tale is to
rum the Wise One says:
The Secretary of the Territory is to
be c. r. Buckland, editor of Trans
Pacific Trade, editor-elect of the Hilo
Herald, correspondent of various Coast
papers, and General Job Assimilator.
His commission is already made out
and he has given up his intention OF
removing to Hilo. The IDice of real
estate in that burg is therefore due to
take a tumble.
Arthur M. Brown will be offered the
portfolio of Attorney General to sue
coed the present incumbent, e. G. Pet
ers. j. A. Gilman will resign as a
member of the Board of Liquor Com
miSsoners and move over into the Of
flee of the Land Commissioner. Charlie
Chillingworth win replace High Sher
if Henry.
The Wise Ones pipe went out FOR a
minute, but the reporter gave him an
other match, and after he had got il
going again and had pulled Thoughts
fully for a V lille, he resumed the story.
There is only one man for Superin-
tendent of Education Walter g.
Smith will be offered the position now
held by Rabbit. w. P. Roth, of the
First National Bank, will be the
financial man of the government, vice
Treasurer Campbell.
1t is possible that Frear, in disap-
pointment and disgust may resign the
Chief Justiceship, in which case Judge
Dole, whose term comes to a close
soon, will be made Chief Justice, with
a salary of $500 a year more than
he gets now, and r. w. Breckons will
become u s. District Judge
What about the Superintendent Of
Public Works." asked the reporter.
The Wise One puffed thoughtfully
for minute. Geo. w. Smith," he
remarked sententiously.
But what again inquired the re-