The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-15

y HE regular monthly meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce was held
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in
the Hackfeid building. with the follow
ing members present: +. A. Schaefer.
J. G.. Spencer. w. w. Hall. W. F. Allen.
ID. T.. II. Isenberg. II. \. Isenberg. J. b
Anterior. r Give Davies and w. w.
Harris.
President e. n. Cooke was busy with
the grand jury. OF which he is fore
man. and r A. Schaefer presided in
stead. with James G. Spencer as sec
rotary. The first matter presented TO
the meeting was the report or the san
itary committee appointed to consider
the question of the chamber support
ing six additional sanitary inspectors
on the Board OF Health STAFF. ]. Il.
Atherton, chairman of this committee.
presented the report. in which he
stated that joint meeting OF the COM
mIttee with one from the Board OF
Health had been held at which IL was
voted that an amount not exceeding
5000 be contributed every month to the
Health Board by the chamber to main
tain from five To seven inspectors in
addition to the six already regularly
employed. a conference was held with
Governor Cooper regarding the matter
and II was agreed that whatever
amount is thus advanced viii appear In
the Governors estimates TO the Legis-
lature. SO that the chamber may be re-
imbursed. Mr. Schaefer stated that
Governor Cooper had told hiHY>that he
would endorse the checks issued by the
chamber TO give them greater weight
ID. +. K. Isenberg, member OF the
Board OF Health. reported that six in
spectors had been appointed just prior
to the meeting. Both reports were
adopted by the chamber.
The firm OF wolters. Waldron & Co.
desired that the name of w. Wolters
be substituted for that OF F. L. Wal
dron as the representative of the firm
in the chamber. Mr.. Waldron being no
longer connected with the house. The
matter was set over until the next
meeting. G. r. Wilder was admitted
To- membership.
Secretary Spencer brought up the
matter OF the pamphlet on the resour-
ces OF the Islands now being prepared
by Governor Cooper. He stated that
the latter was DESTROYS OF getting out
a much larger issue than was originally |
or about 1900 copies in |
all. They would cost about 10 cents |
each To meet this expense there was
only 500 available and IL was proposed |
that the Merchants Association make
an appropriation of $500. Proofs OF the
are TO be submitted To the
latter organization before they would
be- required to put up the amount speci-
G..H H.
edition would be out In July or August.
the delay. II any. being due 10 Gov
srnor DOle's absence. Mr.. Spencer was
delegated 10 confer with the Merchants
Association.
\ seal for the chamber. consisting OF
The Hawaiian coat-of-arms surround
"a BY the legend In concentric lines.
Honolulu Chamber or Commerce. In
'orporated lS-3.' was presented by the
committee appointed Tor the purpose
= preparing n design. The seal and
epOrt were approved.
The secretary read a communication
rom W. &. Weldon. in which the
writer stated the Merchants ASsOcia-
ion approved % his proposition for a
ccture tour on the mainland. express
nE n willingness To contribute $500 n
month toward his expenses IL the
'hamber % Commerce would do like
wise. The writer stated he proposed
living nine or ten lectures every month
n the mainland. distribute literature.
ain tire ear % the travelling public as
ar as practicable. and point out -
BEN the desirabiiity % including Ha-
-aii iu their Itineraries. ". W. Har-
is. secretary 81 the Merchants Asso-
ilt!on. who was present. stated that
uch promise had been made II the
.IaHH Hfar
Air. Athcrton announced THAI ne had