Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-04
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Saturday, January 2.

I NEWCASTLE-Arriv jan z:
S. s. Hermiston hence Dec. ).
SYDNEY-Arrived Jan. 2:
s. S. Moana, hence Dec. IL.
WCTORIA-Sailed Jan. 2:
S. s. Makrra, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed Jan. 2:
s. s. Nippon Maru, p. M, for Ho
no,ulu.
Friday, January I.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrivc Jan. 1:
s. s. Siberia, hence Dec. 26.
= = 4. + 4: + 4. 4 = 4 = = 4 4 4 =
lily. We are ready to proceed to Or
ganize in order to save time, and !
would ask you to call the Board 70
order for that purpose. | make that
motion"
THE law says that motion for a
special meeting shall be put in writ
ing" said Mcclellan.
Aylett asked what the Sheriff and
other officers should do until they
had qualified He thought organiza-
ton should be perfected, as otherwise
the officers had no authority to act.
Mcclellan moved to call a specie
meeting and to put in writing that 1t
was called merely for the purpose OF
approving the bonds of the officers.
There is motion before the
house." said AHA.
There Is no House"
There is no house" said McClel.
Ian. II make my suggestion a mo-
ton"
Cox read the Municipal Act to
show that II no action was taken
there would be no officers until to-
morrow night. 1T is only fair and
square that we proceed lie added.
The motion that organization be
proceeded with was put and carried.
only Mcclellan voting in the mega
tive. The roll was then called, and
the certificates of election of the
members handed in.
81 hereby call meeting to he held
at once for the purpose of approving
bonds" announced Fern. reading
from written motion iiled with
him.
I'VE can't approve the bonds until
we take our oaths of Office" said
Cox.
II suggest" said Quinn, that we
organize, but first we must have
rules"
Quinn was informed that the oaths
must be taken first, and stated that
, he had not been aware that this had
not been done yet.
The Clerk announced that the
oaths were in proper form. The same
was the case with the bonds.
Attention was called to the fact
p, that McClellan's was not yet in prop
err form.
: Republicans Produce Rules
Quinn moved to adopt certain rules
q which he produced. Aylett seconded
, this.
who makes the rules, the Board
, or one MANI" asked Fern.
"The rules have been presented to
7 the Board, and IL can adopt them or
. not, as II pleases," said Aylett.
Fern called for the Sheriff's bond,
:, but Cox said that the Board could
not act on II before the Board had
, adopted rules.
The Chairman insists on proceed.
Ing under the new rules" said Fern
/, land we can get our new rules Ia.
:, ter"
Cox read passages from the Munich
' Aal ct at length. THE Board is q
A legislative body" he said. 1T may
|, adopt It's rules"
n Quinn renewed his motion to adopt
!. rules and handed a draft OF such tc
4 the Clerk for reading.
n Cox quoted another bunch of law
d Demand Made on Mayor
: Attorney Watson and Secretary
g Rhodes got the ear of the Mayor fol
y a moment, and Fern announced thai
a the meeting had been called for the
: purpose of approving the bonds Of tn,
n officers.
y IL demand that you should put tn,
question as duly seconded" said Ka
ne, emphatically.
Fern called the question.
q Logan called for the reading o
Quinn's rules, which was proceeded
n with.
: Aylett moved that the rules b,
q adopted. Kane seconded It.
Il Mcclellan said that the motion wa
0 out of order, as the meeting had beef
d called for the express purpose onl!
: of approving bonds.
d Appeal From Ruling
II II rise to a point of order. Mr.
" Mcclellan is not a member of tn,
Board, He has not filed his creden
tails"
d Fern said the Chair would pro
E. coed with the approval of the Sher
! ms bond.
II There is motion before tn,
. Board," said Quinn.
II override the notion" said Fern
II respectfully appeal from tn,