The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-07
SECRETARY WAS
NOT APPOINTED
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feptlou Of his motion wss 10 null +
evrrythiag coming up al the meeting
He would raise DO objection against
tbe first resolution as adopted. but
th.t he believed the select on Of q sec
re,sry could better be deferred Unit!
a later GATE.
Proceedings Partially AnnuIied.
motion Of Mr Dickey that all pro
ceedinEs following the passing Of the
resolution. De squashed vas adopt d
Tais resulted IN all nominations for
the Office Of secretary being with
drawn. and leaving clear field for
action at a future meeting.
Nr. Fisher offered a molten creating
The Office Of an ass slant TO the sec
rotary. This vas seconded b. Mr..
Cooke,
Mr. Stewart called Chairman Lanes
attention 10 the Dickey resolution
calling for a general pOstponement.
Mr. Fisher was persuaded 10 gith-
draw his molten.
Resolution No. g Amended.
Mr Stewart moved that proxies be
limited 10 The Territorial Committee
Nr. Cooke moved 10 amend that tbs
proxies BE- limited TO members OF the
lat Territorial convention.
Mr. Wright also offered an amend
meut 70 Mr. Cookies amendment that
proxie5 D. limited 20 district commit
t-emen
ar Fisher spoke in favor OF tn
adoption ofthe resolution and the pc.
posed amendments All amendments
we're adopted
Resolution No as passed read a
follows
Resolved that a proxy may be used
a. any committee meeting Of the Ter
r.torial Committee. but no proxy shall
be used except by a member OF the
Territorial Committee or OF the last
Territorial convention. or OF the dis
uict committee. and no members
shall hold more than two proxies"
The resolution setting aside the first
Monday evening OF every month as
the time OF holding committee meet
ings passed unanimously.
Successor for Gibbs.
The question Of a successor 10 Mr..
James Gibbs. Committeeman of the
Hilo district. was brought up by Mr..
Cooke, who stated that the matter
had remained in an unsettled state for
sume time past. The resignation OF
Gibbs had been acted upon. thus leav-
ing the place on the committee open
for appointment.
Mr.. Cooke offered a motion. after
yard passed. that the secretary be
instructed TO write to Messrs Nc
Stocker. Estep and Walker for recon-
meadstion as TO the successor OF Com
mitteeman Gibbs.
Mr. Renton announced that he had
been advised by Mr.. Avery that. owing
TO the sense OF the meeting he would
withdraw his name from the race for
secretary.
Resolutions for Gilfillsn.
The motion OF Mr.. Gilman to ad-
journ vas deferred pending Mr.. Stew
arts calling the attention on the COM
mitteemsn TO the fact that suitable
should be adopted concern
ing the death of Representative Gil
allan. TIL following resolutions we're
offered by Mr. Stewart and unanimous
y adopted.
RESOLVED. That this committee
mas learned with deep regret of the
aeath OF the Honorable Archibald Gil
allan. a member Of the House of Rep.
Of the Fourth District
He was an earnest aud faithful Re
publican. holding Republican princi
pals with clearness. and impouading
tberu with ability.
That he was faithful representa-
tive OF the party and CT the people in
the House OF Representatives. and
that the party and the people of the
Territory have suffered great loss in
the death OF Representative Gnhllan.
whose place in party council and in
public life will not be easily filed
RESOLVED. That page of the min
re book OF this committee be set
aside for the transoribing OF the reso-
luton. aud that copy thereof be sent
IN such represe natives OF the family
Of Representative Gndllan as tac
chairman OF this committee may sus-
ges5."
In Offering a second TO the resolution
Mr., Dickey took occasion 10 pay a
Sribute 10 his cO-,aborer in
the House OF Representatives
Adjournment was taken to the first
Monday evening in February
NOTICE.