Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-11
JOHN WAREHOUSE
is CHAIRMAN OF
COUNTY COMMITTEE

A brief meeting Of the County Com
mittee was held at Republican head
quarters on Fort street Saturday even.
ing. John Warehouse was unanimous
ly elected chairman, vice Lorrin An
drews, resigned, and Charles Hustace,
Jr., was chosen treasurer in place OF
Waterhouse, promoted. The selection
OF q delegate to the Committee to Oil
the place of Warehouse was left to the
Sixth Precinct of the Fourth District
from which Weterhouse comes.
A. G. NJ. Robertson occupied the
chair when the meeting was called Ia
order at 1885 o'clock. He declaled
that he had no right in the chair ana
suggested the selection of a temporary
chairman.
Al. Moore stated at the opening OF
the meeting that he had Lorrin An.
crews proxy, IL II was of any use--"if
IL goes" he said. (Laughter.) AS
AIR. Andrews, the chairman, is absent"
said Robertson, at the head of the
table, and the vice.chairman, Judge
Hookano, is not here. somebody should
he nominated to take the chair"
John Warehouse was chosen and
started business with the remark that
the meeting was called for the selection
Of a chairman. He then read the res
! ignaton of Lorrin Andrews. James
| Quinn moved the acceptance of the res
! ignation. Carried.
L.. Z. Rowe arose to say that he he.
| lieyed IL to be the custom according
| to the manual to move vote OF
| thanks" to Mr.. Andrews as a leader
tie went on to say that II IL had not
been for such men as Clarence Crabhe
Joe Cooke. Alex. Robertson and Lorrin
Andrews we would have been in tho
same position as we were when first
came to the Hawaiian Islands. We
should recognize ability and Lorrin
! Andrews ability was as good as any.
body's." Motion carried.
| Quinn said, after the motion hal
carried: Il support the remarks OF
Mr.. Rowe and believe that we should
send our regrets and thanks to Mr..
Andrews"
Sam Dwight nominated John Water.
house for permanent chairman aud
Secretary Fabian was instructed to
cast ballot for Mr.. Warehouse, who
refused to respond to the cries for u
speech, declaring that such thing
was not called for by the program.
Al. Moore said he would like to nom.
lnate Jimmy Fox Of the Sixth precinct
for the delegateship rendered vacant.
Quinn: 'Oh, let us get somebody
who is not in the Governments EN-
ploy. We want to get men who are not
all the time afraid to open theii
heads"
nd tfTlA hA1I II.
sons proxy, said: we should let the
precinct club know and give them q
chance to name man to fill the va
cancy." Zeigler's motion to postpone
the matter, pending communication
with the precinct club, was carried.
Mr.. Warehouse then resigned az
treasurer and Major Zeigler said:
There being nothing doing now in re.
gard to the collecting Of any money,
| would like to nominate Charles Hus
tace. Jr., as treasurer" When the
laughter over this remark subsidized Nj
Hustace was unanimously elected.
Quinn drew attention to Sam John
} sons status with the committee. III
we are going to live up to the rules,
he said. "a man cannot belong to two
committees. Sam cant belong to the
County Committee and also to the Cen.
trial Committee"
| Robertson: I'D supposed that Mr.
Johnson had resigned
Quinn: II move that Mr.. Johnsons
name be stricken from this committee
! think Mr.. Johnson is too much Of a
gentleman to try and force himself GU
two committees"
Warehouse: Il think that IL tbis
matter is brought before Mr. johnson
he will act in the right manner. You
can talk 1t over with Sam
ZeiGler moved to postpone the mat
ter. Carried.
Robertson stated that johnson had
said that he preferred to keep his seat
with the Central Committee. IL wa
said that johnson had resigned from
the County Committee but the Com
. mittee had declined to accept his res
lgnationI
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