Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-08
I especial Buile,tln Correspondence,

to attend the meeting of the Board
Oh supervisors. after having been with
Delegate kalanianaole throughout his
stunning trip through the Kau. Kona
and Kohala districts.
The Kau and the Kona districts
nave always been regarded as the
most dangerous as far as Kuhio is
concerned. Kau because the matters
pertaining to the administration of
the land law had there come to some
what more OF a focus than is general.
~ the case, and Kona because these
districts have always in the past been
Home Rule and Democratic hotbed.
furthermore. Il was reported In Hilo
mat Link McCandless had made more
Than an ordinary success OF his tour
through Kona.
Cheering Report.
For that reason the report which is
brought here by Fernandez is parti.
cularly pleasing. The Delegate was
wei received in most places, and
while the seed sown by McCandless
In several instances cropped forth
through questions and objections
made by voters who attended the Ku.
hio meetings, the Delegate was in ev-
cry instance able TO show the Justice
OF his views and actions. and to con.
vince the doubters that McCandless
had not always been strictly truthful
On the whole the trip of the Dele.
gate on the leeward side OF the Isl.
and was success. and there can be
no doubt but that he strengthened
himself considerably. and did much
towards celebrating the work done by
Link. t5al G'H,..n.
PahaIa Meeting. q"
When We left Puma for Kau on
Saturday, Hewitt, Charles Swain IRE.
publican candidate for Treasurer).
Charlie Achi and myself were with
the Delegate. and we went with him
all through Kau and Kona," said Fer.
nandez. "On Saturday afternoon we
held a meeting at Pahala. At first
there were a number of questions ask.
ed about the land laws. showing that
McCandless hSdi bSen getting in his
work. The question which interested
the people there the most was that os
the appointment of a land commits.
sion. They wanted OF know why the
Governor had been given the mower
to appoint such commission. arpu.
Ing that 1t would have been better
had the questions which are being
handled by the commission sucb no
the valuation of lands. been covered
by statute. The Prince was however
able to explain matters in a manner
which was satisfactory to the voters
and when we left thoroughly good
understanding had been established.
waio,l,u pleased
eve had n snIond,d oo,,,n =. u,,,
obi,, N, ca,,,.d.,, =,
accord,nc 10 M s,,,on,ants VOC,
who live tbore ,ho hIoao., no,ins
tbev could remorhor hoy,,n -
tbere Tn. ,.,.n.. :, ~ 49,
was IN. nr.,.,,,ti,n :, a.. n.,s
Of a r..oIu,Ion .,h,,. u.s.. ,...ss..s
"a hin, nv ,,,,.,,... - $500.
fifteen voter, .x,r..I, a..
eistion otlth. n.ns,. ,.s,, =.
m,Li,, 4, ,..,h,.s.
had beer I,v,rr -. s,a,.....r. 80
o., 80
.p,. r,,h, 49, 1....
he disro..a - c., K.,,h,,.
n presentatIor snaaoh ,,h,o. 'na n,'.
answered nv ,bo pr,r.o T,.ro go
,mucb cntbns,a.r, shown ans 80
was no onnos,,,on whatoyor ann.ran,
No questions were ,srod n, ~ no,a
gate although no oserod IN a,s,vo,.
anv which might no .sIad
',C,, sunday morning b,sore wo
took tho Mann, NTo, ,or Kona wo
held a meeting nj uonnaro and ,ad
n very good mee,ing consider,n. ,hn
size of tho village
crowd, AZ uoo,u,o,
1--WE went I'm tho Mama In, 10 uo.