Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-01-23
GARIlEY IS PRESIDENT
BUILDERS MEET AND
ELECT ALL OFFICERS
REPORTS MADE AND EXCHANGE
SHOWN TO BE IN EXCELLENT
SHAPE IN EVERY
WAY.


Tho animal e,ec,ion of officers of th,
p,u,... .,a rr,aors, rxo,orra wo.
neld yes'eruay AFTERNOON the result pe-
ing as follows: A. Gartley, president;
]. II. Craig. vice president; w. w.
Hall, second vice president; Robert
Cation, treasurer; James Mott, Jr., w.
e. Rowell, ]. f. Bowler and A. f.
Clark, directors; e. @. Keen, Thomas
Sharp and A. F. Clark. inspectors of
election, reelected.
These officers were installed at tho
annual meeting held in the rooms OF
the Exchange last night. President
Gartley made a verbal report, dwelling
on the history Of the organization ana
showing 1t TO have grown until now
there were sixty-three members with
nine more eligible who had not yet
signed the roll.
For the committee appointed to draft
building laws for presentation to the
Legislature, Chairman Craig reported
that the work had been practically
completed. The draft OF the new bill
was referred to the legislative com
mittee with Instructions TO take II up
with the Republican Central Commit
tee and the Legislature.
The proposed plumbing bill was re-
ferred to the board OF directors. In
connection with this, II was suggested
that all those interested In the pro-
posed legislation call on the secretary
The bill can be seen at the secretarys
Office between ~ uoon and p. m.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to take charge of labor legis'
lation: l.. L. Pinkham, w. e. Rowell
and ]. II. Craig.
The report of the joint committee on
census was adopted and the committee
continued in charge of the work OF Sc.
curing statistics on Chinese
Tho secretary and treasurer reported
sllO0 collected for the past eight
months. The expenditures were $1,000.
There was $1,000 on hand and the liza
Utilities about 500,
After the adjournment of the EX-
change, there was meeting of the
signed as director and STAN
ley Stephenson was chosen In his place.
The president appointed the following
standing committees:
Membership-James Mott, Jr, John
Emmeluth, S. stephenson, A. f. Clark,
Arthur Harrison.
Rooms-John Emmeluth, A. Harri-
son. j. +. Bowler, James Mott, Jr.,
A. F. Clark.
Arbitration-L. Z. Pinkham, S. Ste
phenson, G. +. Bush, A. Harrison, w,
+. Rowell.
F1nance-L. f. Pinkham, j. +. BOW
; Ter, j. Emm@uth, w. w. Harris, w
l.. Rowell.
Legislation-W' w. Harris, q. F
, Bush, J. Emmeluth. James Mott, Jr.'
l.. Il. Pinkham.
Complaints-A. Berg, y. Sorenson' f.
u. keene.
Secretary y. ID. Avery was granted
leave OF absence Tor the purpose OF 60
/, Ing to Hilo to attend court.
/ There was considerable interest TAX
= en- In the election OF ofhcers OF the ex-
= change, which lasted from TO p n1'
S FOLLOWING Is summary OF the vote:
Number OF ballots cast 3S; spoiled pal
| lots l; highest number oil votes cast
a lor Gartiey' 49, Tor Cralg' 30, LOT W. W.
Hail. 49, ana Tor ROBERT cation "o'
, votes ior directors, Tor Jas Mott, Jr.'
. 21; for John Emmeluth' ~ Tor w. e
' Rowell, Y; for j. F. Bowler 26' and Tor
Albion +. clark, y; Tor inspectors oi
election, for L. g. Keen 20; for Al"
: hlon +. Clark ~; ana Tor Ihomas
/, sharp' ~
! The report OF the secrelary-sh showed
, the following work accomplished by
tne Exchange during the past year:
The following committees nave beer
: appointed from the exchange: On