The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13
MEETINa ID LIE mAR.
Arrangements Nasie For Evening Meet
ings-- RESOLUTIONS Passed.

Arrangements Made For Evening Meet
ngs-Ttssolatlons Passed.
The members Of the bar association mat
in the upper room Of the superior court nj
O'clock Ia the afternoon 70 taks. action m
regard to the death OF @, Morris HalIer DIR.
Thomas I. Minor and Mr., Es.oais Cox.
The ipeettng Vas a joint one. attended by
the bar association, the medical fraternity,
Representatives from the Chamber OF Com.
msrce, and many citizens, to make ar.
rangements for memorial exercises as a
tribute of respect TO DIR. Minor, Mr. q.
Norris HaIler aud Mr. Louis Cox
The meeting was called TO order by
Judge Jacobs, who spoke In a touching
manner Of the gntimely death OF the three
gentlemen who were so well-kn0gn and
beloved in the community.
The death OF DIR. Minor and Mr.. Halter.
he SID. was no less than public calamity.
They had. by their abilities. their public
spirit and generosity, risen to position
where they could not but he accorded that
feeling of love and respect by their fellow.
citizens, which was given irealy and spon.
saneously. as = tribute 10 lives such as
theirs had been. Mr.. Cox. he said. was q
young man OF promise, not yet so well
known, but loved and respected by all with
whom he came in contact
At the conclusion OF his remarks, Judge
Jacobs suggested that n committee be APP
pointed TO draft resolutions OF respect, and
that IL be large and widely represented.
Ex-Chief Justice Hanford then rose and
spoke substantially rs follows;
We have never heta called together upon
such mouFniui ooeanon a. this Three of our
NEST useful aad beloved citizens have been
taken from our midst They were men Whose
thoaght was always for the pabiic good They
we're men 60 whom their fellow men looked for
guidance aud direction. both IA private ana
pahlle sfalFs. aud theft sudaea taking away Is
no less pahlse loss than II IL a crushing blow
20 their families. II is 900 seen al this tine 90
pay the last mark OF respect. bat We should ex.
press in some degree in the fuilnsss Of car
hearts, onF feelings ~ their untimely and shock.
ing death. ] HOW efisr The following resoIn.
items. aud suggest that a committee Of ave be
appointed froaa each body present 60 draft rexo-
buttons ~ hefesasiter indicated Be Il
Resolved BY the members OF the has and of
the medical fraternity Of the state and the
members Of she Chambsr OF Commerce % seat.
tie. IN Joint meeting assembled. that In view of
Tie appal.pg disaster which has hafalian the
city Of seattle aad The state. Ia the Sudden ~.
maval ~ death ~ DR.. Thomas Z Minor, q
Morris IIalleg aud Louis Cox, three Of TIE saeSf
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committee OF ave from each holy rep-r-
seased BE appointed 10 couier together
and devise ths NEST Appreeriase
manner Of showing Che respect Ga which ghe
deceased weFv held By AL and 30 prepare saits.
bic resolutions commemorative Of fhelr dives
% Be- Elsse Of permanent rcoeFd. wills power "a
as ~ al things ia sfFaaeins aud sxeeatlnz
proEfsnms fag memorial sasyfcsz 4a accordance
w'tA she Wishes n she respective families 81 the
decreased.
The resolutions we're unans naouSiy
adopted, and Judge laeoos then appointed
committee Of tive from each OF the three
bodies a. follows:
Bar Asseeiation--C ~ Ilaasava. G. Haines
" whtsa. ". u TheupSon AID J. Mesralt
Medical Sarisgy~snF z Y tSoS.sssprssl Or
J.. snssh, "a Jsfaes 3 KaE'ssoa. ar I. & naw-
son sat Ia. Rates wsli&rd
Chsmhes - Couanseses--f& lley CATS x. Alfred
Holman, tsrssatA Davies, Aaa1S Macintosh aad
}s1hn fsgfy
- so0n - possible. and 4 = - DECIDED Ia
mest in The evening at strive Hsines &
MsNtckens' oislees. they having ANDY
offered their rooms foe tbaf purpose
NJ Andrews Fose % inquire L COM
wlttss coutd not - appointed - draft RS.
oaut'oas % b spread apon THE records ~
The ceaFt
Jedee lIanfora said IL was Intended that
ssch w0aid &c deee ard committee ~ H.
appointed wuala, &Fagg resolutions FOR that
p1fpase.
After further remarks rs n n. White
sd ethsrs, ihe n7e$t.pg a3ioaruea sahiecs
10 hs tscoasened by sAe president Tie
E5sestsaE uAs larTe'y ssaegsteo. iasre beinw
rEsseni fuase l&eafeaaefw. Jaare Hxa,
ford Judge 0FaHse f&coas. Juaee 4. :
gsgesas. Jader 1oAs T. Hoet gadEe 4 Ii
tasfasFn Justice r. Ma eF AMI e. Al
ksivees. T. " H&eksy. T. T. Altsrtson
arssssen r. nTsf. T. 3 Hnmes, W. H.
White. } 4 SsEastsa. " Andrews.
a. h7onsan. ?. z. Carroll. "a. J. Caanoa.
&. +. uaatoa. &, 4. smith, g. A. Gee. n.
iisitsn. :. !, Hetasss c. c. uo.ssschaver.
JOAN LeAvy. Ca1aasl J C. Haines. Ansus
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