Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-27


lillo h'leH i'ions' y via ume 'hsnco'
There were candidates anu To spare
"hu we use ul we opoh N"'o ddlch
10 we sc'l 81 TIC occasi'h'
more was no surplus W senatorial
material and ~ y. ho'ls"f nominal
90 as west haWnh man ny Shipman :
ami " w. Makekan' nominated for
haAt iIawhh ny summons were dc.
oi'te1 Nominated WITHOUT Opposition
inc deIesa'i'n IRON Wed lI1"a'i
had us STATE al pat when " cam'
'n 'he nomination ci Candid 'io' in'
nc House, aud the io.oWine ave lie
cared nominated without Opposition.
". NJ. kan'ho from kt haln. Chas. Ia
IRON Moran knnn' NJ {. de Mell1 from
south kona and J. n kamoku from
kan bnt the Elst Hawaii delegates
had not made IN their minds. AMI
"hen u came 70 nominations Of Rep
Nfen'allve candle ties irrm that quar-.
Ter pnndemonium onsued. Nomlna'
''ons followed one another, tumblei
all over the hall. When the smoke
cleared. u appeared mat The follow
ing had received nominations: NJ X.
healawaa from Puma, VIM. X. Camp.
Deil IRON South mo j. ". kOuhon
from Puma, ;. kalcihoa from Puma,
Heuln Namahoe IRON south liilo. Jas
kepoo from North Hllo, VIM. Kuikui.
qua from south Hilo ana T. X. Nalel-
iennn from liamakna'
kouhon Withdrew, ana kepoo was
declared nominated for North Hilo
ana Nale'Iohha nom liamakna.
After a couple OF false starts. the
Puna ana Hilo delegations finally vot'
ed. each delegate calling out his two
favorites. Campbell and Kealawaa
were declared nominated. from south
lillo and Puma respectively, the vote
resulting as follows;
Campbell. %; KealaTaa. 80; Kuikui-
pua, y: Namahoe, I; Kaleihoa. ..
When nominations were called for
FOR the oiliee OF Sherih, Heen moved
mat the place be leit blank. There
were some cries OF "Pua.' hut Heen's
motion prevailed.
The chair called for nominations for
County Attorney aud Hcen took the
floor after having been nominated by
inc West Hawaii crowd, In spite Of
The oninion OF the Attorney General
and OF some Journalists Of lillo. Hccn
said, ne claimed that he was still e.igi'
nc However. his success as candi'
date would depend on the attitude
OF the people. and ms there still seem
ed to he some doubt as to his eligIbil-
NY, he would nominate man about
| whose eligibility there could bc no
question. namely Harry Irwin. Irwin
] was declared nominated without OPP
position.
opposed twal'ko.
A blt oil surprise was sprung whom
John kakae appeared as candidate
Tor county clerk against David Eva
hko' iiVoly moinber insisted on 4
secret paiiot. bul he was frowned dowA
ny EWaiiko ana me verbal vote was
TAKEN resulting IN victory Tor EVA
Iiko ny vote OF seventy 10 nine.
Cpas. H. Magnire was nominal
Tor Ahnl'of' anu george llchardsoh fo'
IreosrHer without opposition.
When II came lo"lhe nominations
'or Supervisors west Hawaii again
showed us superiority In management
10 las' hawaii by having IFS list ol
Candidates ready ana al arranged t'r
'oSopi II"sSeE was nomlhhted 10 rep
resent Nonain w NJ. Nniniwaa foI
MONA ana " ! snipmah Tor han' AZ
were 'hopiha'ed wthoit oppps ll"h.
"hch u came 10 inc thrn OF East
'a""ii' ue run" o''cSa''oh nsK"h u
nave us pace leII OianK. ana llama
Nna seiec''u Joe ferez' VINO was nom
ihated lor'hwi'h' mo MS usual haf
trouble llr Archer IRWIN. keaSl, VIM
laeha, W. D. Johnson, Nan"lhi ans
u. d. NAHUM al pe'hS nominated lr
win ana heaRi were nominated, inc