Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-21

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The count Of the third ballot be-
gan at 1l:2S! Two hundred and
forty-three votes were again cast.
Lane Nominated
Lane was nominated by vote of
1873 to 1906 for Lucas.
Jack Lucas moved that Lanes
nomination be made unanimous. He
was greeted by three cheers.
No Adjournment
IL was moved that the meeting ad-
iourn until 1880 o'clock this even
ing, but the motion was vociferous-
ly won and lost, as It were. On the
first vote by reclamation the Ayes"
were strong on the shout, but on
calling for second vote the motion
was decidedly lost, and Chairman
Judd stated that the next In the Or
der of business was the selection Of
Supervisors.
Kanckoa, by permission of the
Chair, came forward and pledged
himself to stand by the ballot result.
The secretary was instructed to
cast the ballot for Sheriff, City and
County Clerk, Treasurer, and County
Attorney. to expedite the matter Of
counting the votes. There was only
one nominee for each of the positions.
The counting of the votes for SUI
pervisors and Auditor was then
Istarted.
The result Of the ballot was.
Auditor-Blcknell, 1856; A. st. G.
lPiianaia, 10.
Supervisors--Cox, 200; Quinn,
172; Watkins, 1923; Kane. 1919: Ay-
lett. 1875; Logan, 119. These were
elected, having majority Of the to-
tai OF 232 votes cast. The votes of
the other candidates were: AHA, so;
Judd. 76; Maielua, 60; Vierra, IS;
Lilikalani, 90; Paikuli, So; Wright,
43: Nauha, AZ.
AHA was named for the seventh
supervisor by reclamation.
In the meantime bunch of Ha-
waiian singers touched the high
spots In the back of the house. Billy
Rawlins left the room, and, when he
returned. announced that 1.-The music
has quit"
At this juncture, Geo. w. Smith
stated to the Chair that any business
done after IL o'clock would be ille-
gal, as 1T was not legal to work con
the Sabbath" S. p. Correa said that
Smiths motion was out of order, but
Judd overruled his objection.
A standing vote was then taken
and 1t was decided to break the Sab
bath.
A motion to adjourn until Monday
ievening was lost. .....
A motion was made to suspend the
rules and name as the seventh Super
visor the next highest man. William
AHA received the seventh nomlna.
Ition.
| Eddie Douthitt addressed the Chair
asking whether or not there was q
quorum present. Judd ruled that
there was a quorum, although the
seats that were not empty had sleep.
Ing. even snoring occupants.
Jas. Boyd formally withdrew from
the Senatorial contest and John
Hughes, +. w. Quinn. and Ed. Hen
riques were declared eleced unani-
mously.
At o'clock Sunday morning,
chairman Judd called for nominal
tions for Deputy Sheriff for the dis.
trict of Honolulu. Chris. Holt was
named.
When the Supervisorial pow-wow
had been entirely cleaned up, Chair
man Judd called for nominations for
the Deputy Sheriffship, resulting In
the names Of Arthur McDuffie, Henry
Il Van Gieson, and Chris. Holt being
brought before the convention. Hol,
had a big lead on the first ballot. but
not a majority. On the second bal.
lot 1t was seen that he was drawing
nine out Of every ten votes. and TIM
other two candidates thereupon with,
drew. .....
AT this juncture the Fourth Dis.
trict adjourned and the Fifth pro,
ceeded with Its work. Willie Craw'
ford withdrew from the contest fol
Representative, and this left clever
candidates In the field, two from the
country being already decided upon
Kaleiopu received the nomination
with AZ votes on the first ballot. tn,
Others coming in as follows: Kama
90; Kanekoa, 90; Kaea, 90; Kalana
10; Correa, 10; Holoua, 1G; Aud
16; Hipa, s; and the Boy Orator, Ike
lekolio, 6 votes. -....
On the second ballot the names o
, Kaea, Correa, and Kama were PLACED
on the ticket, with Kaleiopu, wht
had won out on the first try. -.
, No UNCERTAINTY As 70 WHAT