Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-21
Lane Gets Nominated
After Strenuous Fight


after deadlock had been broken by
the withdrawal of Hustace of his
own name. Lane led on the first bal
lot by small margin. II was to be
seen that .Hustace was out Of the
race, and the observation was made
that Lucas was certain of the nomi-
nation, as Hustace would swing his
followers over to Jack. But Hus-
tace was still in 1t at the count of
the second ballot, though he had lost
about half his vote, and the other
candidates had gained. Then Hus-
tace made his withdrawal, and asked
that his supporters go over to Lucas.
This latter part of his talk was not
spontaneous, apparently, as he left
the platform, and later returned to
make 1t.
Geo. W. Smith took the chair and
called for nominations for Deputy
Sheriff from the Honolulu district.
| Ell Crawford nominated Chris.
Holt, a young man who would, he
thought, get the support of all the
district.
Il. X. Lilikalani placed the name
of Arthur McDufie in nomination.
Woodward nominated Henry Van
Gieson. Kanekoa moved the nomi-
nations be closed.
John Bell nominated Frank Pahia
for Deputy Sheriff for KoQlaupoko.
S. w. Logan nominated l.. X. Ma
one for Koolauloa.
| A Waialua man nominated Oscar
Cox for Deputy of Waianae.
Nawaakoa nominated John Fer.
nandez for Deputy for Eva.
w. II. McInerny nominated Edgar
HenriQues for Senator.
T.. W. Quinn was nominated by H.
=. Wood.
James Holt nominated James
Boyd.
Clarence Cooke placed the name OF
John Hughes before the convention
Woodward nominated +. A. c.
Long.
| Halekauwila nominated Kaleiopu
for the Senate. Kaleiopu withdrew
stating that he would rather run for
the House. -
Chas. Chillingworth wanted "a
know II any of the candidates for the
Senate should fail to be nominated
could be then nominated for the
House.
Nahora Hipa said that such action
could not be taken. Chairman Judd
upheld Hipa.
Dwight said he desired to have Ka.
leiopu run for the Senate. q.
| Kaleiopu said that he had not made
any attempt to get a nomination. He
came merely as delegate.
James Holt moved the nominations
be closed. Carried. IS d.
Buffandeau moved that recess OF
fifteen minutes be taken.
Hipa made new suggestion =
that one district take recess while
the other one keeps on working.
Hipa also said that he did moi
like any black horses to come before
this convention"
Carlos Long wanted the rule.
amended so that candidates for tn,
Senate could also be nominated TO,
the House. Rawlins disagreed with
Long.
The Fifth District then took re-
cess for fifteen minutes, while thu
Fourth remained In session.
Clarence Cooke took the chair fol-
the Fourth District. '.'','' e..
Lilikalani nominated J. c. Coher
for Representative.
| A Hawaiian delegate nominated
Lima Kahaunaele. s 81
Dan Kamahu nominated John Ka
manoulu. .., w.,
| Woodward nominated Solomon Ha
nohano.e y
Robinson nominated Kaleo.
Chas. Chilllngworth nominated A
ID. Castro. ra
A Hawaiian delegate nominated ]
Makalena.
Geo. w. Smith nominated r. w
Shingle. Shouts of "Kokua."
Robert Baker was nominated.
| A. +. Clark nominated Il. A. Dou,
thitt.
The nominations were then closed
Fifth District Session
| A. +. Judd was selected as tempor.
airy chairman.
Cox asked the Honolulu districts
to allow the country districts two
nominations out of the six.
Logan also made the same request
lThis was acceded to. For the out.
side districts, Chas. Arnold nominal.
ed Ruel Kinney and E, b. MikalemI
s. p. Correa nominated A. S. Ka.
leiopu.
Geo. Kaea was nominated. d"
d. X. Kama nominated Chas. Ka.
nekoa. ~,
wallace nominated Il. N. VoelIer
Jos. Kalana was nominated. by Sol