Evening bulletin., 1910-09-27

ifllo delegations. Wild time Cnsued
There were caniidatcs and tu spare.
aud the use uf the ofcn vote added
to the 1ost Ct the occasion
There was no surplus Uf senatorial
material. and y. 4. Mcizgog. nominal
cd as West llawaii's man hy shlpman:
aui H. ~ Makckau. nominated tor
hast Hawaii by Slmmous. were de-
clared nominated without opposition
Tho delegation from Wot Hawai-
N,G ia slate N pit when 1t can,
to The uomination OF c1nJldnca iur
the Huu.o. and the following a,o de.
clared nominated without upl13iton.
". NJ kan.ho rom K'hall. Chlg. IA
from North K0ni. NJ e ~ MrllJ from
South Konn. nnd j. y Kampku from
| Kau. But the Elst n waii delegates
had not made NJ their minds. anil
when Il came to nominal ons uf Rep
resontatiyc candidates from that q1lr
! ter pandemonium cnsuod Npm.a1.
tlCns followed one anl'hcr. tumble
over each other. were FhOuieI from
I ail over the hall. Whom the smoke
! cleared il appeared that the follow.
i ing had received nominations. NJ. II.
Kcalawaa from Puma. VIM. X. Camp
hell from South IIilo, J. NJ Kouhou
from Puma. s. Kalelhoa from Puma,
Heulu Namahoe from South Hilo. Jas
Ecpoo from North Hllo. VIM. Kulkui.
pul from South Hilo and T. X. Nalei-
/ lehua from IIamakua.
Kouhou withdrew, and Kepoo was
declared nominated for North Hilo
and Naleilehua from Hamakua.
! After couple of false starts. the
Puma and Ililo delegations finally vot
ed. each delegate calling out his two
favorites. Campbell and Kealawaa
were declared nominated. from South
liilo and Puma respectively, the vote
| resulting as follows:
Campbell. %; Kealawaa, 30: Kuikui-
pua. .: Namahoe. z: Kalelhoa, 3.
When nominations were called for
for the Office Of Sheriff, Heen moved
that the place be left blank. There
were some cries OF "Pua." but Heen's
motion prevailed.
! The chair called for nominations for
County Attorney, and lIeen took the
floor after having been nominated by
the West Hawaii crowd In spite of
the opinion Of the Attorney General
and Of some journalists of Hilo. Heen
said. he claimed that he was still eligi.
BILE. However his success as a candi.
date would depend on the attitude
of the people. and as there still seem.
90, to bc some doubt as to his eligibil-
ity. he would nominate man about
whose eligibility there could be no
question. namely Harry Irwin. Irwin
was declared nominated without OPP
position.
Opposed Ewaliko.
4 bit of surprise was sprung when
John Kakae appeared as a candidate
for County Clerk against David Eva.
liko. A lively member insisted on a
secret ballot. hut he was frowned down
by Ewallko. and the verbal vote was
taken. resulting In victory for Ewa-
liko by vote OF seventy TO nine.
Chas. X. Magure was nominated
for Auditor. and George Richardson for
! Treasurer without opposition.
When Il came to the nominations
for supervisors. West Hawaii again
showed Its superiority In management
10 East Hawaii, by having It's list OF
candidates ready and all arranged for
Joseph Hnsscy was nominated to rep
resent Kohala. w. NJ. Kalaiwaa for
Kona. and o. T, Shipman for Kau. All
were nominated without opposition.
When II came to the turn OF East
Hawaii the Puma delegation asked tC
have its place left blank. and Hama
kua selected Joe Perez. who was nom
mated forthwith. Hilo as usual had
trouble DIR, Archer Irwin. Keakl. VIM
Laeha. w. ]. Johnson. Napeahi and
II. II. Nallmu all being nominated. Ir
win and Keaki wee nominated, tho
vote standing as follows:
Irwin 30; Keaki. "a: Johnson, 16;
Laeha. o; Napeahi. 13; Nalimu. 2.
The chair called upon the candi
dates TO come forth and take tn,
pledge. when foxy Makekau, who had
already been nominated by the HON,
Rulers. asked whether the Democrats
had nominated or endorsed him. He
was told that he had been endorsed by
them, and he Immediately pointed oul
that under the rules only the candl
dates who had been nominated had
to take the pledge. His point wa,
found to no In order, and the clevel
manipulation escaped binding himself
: The rest were pledged. whereupon tho
convention was formally adjourned.
For Sam Pua.
After the adjournment, Kaniho made
a speech al the close of which he call
ed upon the fusion delegates TO de
clared themselves for Sam Pua fol
. Sheriff, This they did by rising as /
man and the majority of the rest q