The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-26

of Makiki are invited. Col. John II.
Soper is among the number moving in
the matter.
Following is the proposed organic
law of the club:
CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS OF
THE MAKIKI IMPROVEMENT
CLUB.
Article This organization shall
be composed of resident taxpayers in
that part of Honolulu bounded on the
east by Punahou street, on the west
by Alapai street, and extending from
the mountains to King street, as may
comply with the requirements of this
constitution and bylaws.
Article II.-Its name shall be The
Makiki Improvement Club.
Article III.-Its objects shall be: The
securing of needed public improve
ments in that part of Honolulu en-
braced in Article /: the attainment of
necessary legislation, municipal, state
and national, for the accomplishment
OF this end; and, in general, the pro-
curement of whatever advantage may
be possible for this section of the city,
which may be conducive TO it's inter-
ests and to those of the property-own-
ers.
Article V.-Membership: Applica-
ton for membership shall be made
to the executive committee in writ
ing; said application to be passed on
by them, and, IL approved, to be sub
mitted to a vote at the first regular
mr. inn of oil
two-thirds vote of those present to
elect.
Article V.-The officers of this or
ganization shall be: A president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer. and
an executive committee of three MEM
bers, all of whom shall be elected an
nually by the club, and in such man
ner as may be determined at the time
of such election. A majority vote of
members present shall be required for
such election. The said officers shall
hold for one year, and until their sue
cessors shall have been duly elected
and installed.
Article VI.-The duties of the pres
ident, vice president. secretary and
treasurer shall be the same as those of
similar officers in similar organiZa-
lions.
Article VII.-The executive commit
tee, together with president, vice pres
ident, secretary and treasurer, shall be
the administrative body of the club.
1t shall have power to provide and
furnish suitable headquarters; to OBJ |
tain necessary funds to carry on and |
preserve this organization; to carry |
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the club; to perform all and every /
duty and act that may be necessary. /
during the intervals between the /
of the club, consistent with /
It's purposes and objects.
Article VIII.-EveTy member of the /
club shall pay. upon entering, an ini-
iation fee. of $500, which shall be used 4
70 defray the expenses of the club. No
Jther dues or fees shall be charged, ex-
,ept as the members may hereafter de-
ermine or provide by giving two
weeks notice at a regular meeting of
he club.
Article IX.-Regular meetings shall
,e held on the second Friday evening
II each month. Special meetings may
'e called by the president, or at the
equest Of ten members, at any other
ime.
Article X.-Eleven members of the
Tub shall constitute a quorum for the
of business.
Article XI.-FOllowing shall be the
rider of business at all meetings
1. Roll call.
2. Reading minutes of previous
Meeting.
3. Report of standing committees.
4. Report Of special committees.
>. Report Of secretary.
6. Report Of executive committee.
Z. Report OF treasurer.