The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-09

4 meeting af the Chamber OF Com
uerre vas held in Castle d Cookies
building yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. The meeting settled down 70
business with unusual promptness.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read by Secretary Spencer and
approved on motion Of F. A Schaefer.
seconded hy W F. Alien Samuel
O. Wilder. whose name was brought
up at the previous meeting. was ac-
nertod a. a member OF the chamber.
Suppression Of Anarchy.
The reyt business acted upon VAS
the report of the committee which had
been appointed in connection with a
letter received from the Chamber Of
Commerce OF Pittsbu-g which asks
all rde Chambers OF Commerce
throughout the States % cooperate
900 the suppression OF anarchlsm and
to provide for those who murder or
attempt t0 murder persons holding
positions OF high authority also pro
,idins adequate punishment for those
who aid and abet the perpetrators of
such crimes. and further providing
against The immigration OF anarchists
and their allies.
Secretary Spencer reported that the
chairman of the committee had prom
Used 20 Doe present at this meeting
and report ON the findings OF the com
mIfae
IA. Sohaefer moved that immediate
action bc taken and that the secretary
D.. instructed to draft and forward to
the Chamber of Commerce OF Pitts
burg a letter expressing the sen
8mcrts OF the local Chamber OF Com
mgrre I'm the matter. by stating, that
tho Chamber was fully in accord with
the measures suggested and gave it
lbs mu endorsements The motion
was seconded by J. b. Athertou and
unanimously carried.
Haekfeld & Co.'S Generous Offer.
The report of the committee on
new rooms was heard next. W. F. Al
lon reporting that Ii. Hackfeld 4 Co.
rad promised 10 furnish "a room for
the use of the Chamber in tacir new
building. free of rent with the eNcep-
tior OF the telephone and other minor
expenses. which should DE borne by
lhe Chamber OF Commerce. The chair
asked for hov long a period this of
fer was good. and was promptly an
svsrci by Mt Isenberg that the ofter
wa. good for as long AS "a, building
stood.
W. r Allen added 10 his report
the motion that the offer be accepted
ana letter of thanks written 10 the
arm for it's generous o6er. The mo-
Hon was seconded 10y Cecil Brown
and unanimously carried
Commission to mr. Haywood. 60.
II was moved 10y Mr.. Schaefer and
seconded by ". F. Alien that a new
Chamber OF Commerce commission be
issued for the present year to Mr..
Haywood. the Planters Association
having already re-ensaged his ser,
vices. The motion was carried.
whercafter the financial committees
request for more time for considera-
ton Of the salary OF Nr Haywood
was granted
\ discussion concerning the desira-
b.lity. which the obtaining OF the new
rooms made. FOR adding more mem
bers TO the Chamber OF Commerce en-
sued. and the list of names Of mem
hers and proposed members OF the
Merchants Association was read
aloud by the secretary
Upon q motion from J. b Atherton
the meeting then adjourned.
Present at the meeting were the
following. President c. NJ. Cooke;
secretary. J. C, Spencer. J. r Ather-
ton. =. NJ. SwanEy. ". =. Allen. F. !,
Iowrie. Ceol Brown, X A Isen5erg.
Henry waterhouse. W. L. Hooper. l.
Mclean ana ". W HALL.