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M I N U T E S
City Hall , May 9th, 1927
Pursuant to adjournment , the Boatd was called to order at
7:30 o ' clock PM by President Boster.
Trustees present Boster-Wharton-IJiitchell- Shank- Harris.
Business suspended President Boster addressed the Board and recommended that all
business except that absolutely necessary be suspended with and
that the Board then adfourn in respect of Judge Warner whose
death had caused such a loss to the City.
Andrew •H Wilson On motion by Trustee Mitchell , seconded by Trustee Harris ,
appointed to succeed put and carried unamiously Judge Andrew H 'Gilson was appointed
C -,Xr Warner to succeed the' late Judge C IN Warner as City Recorder,
On motion by Trustee Shank , geconded by Trustee Mitchell the
Resolution of following resolution of condolence was read and adopted:
condolence read
WHEREAS , God in his infinite wisdom has taken from our midst,
our beloved friend and co-.worker CHARLES W. 1TARNER; and
3rHEr�EAS, it is the wish of the officials of the City of
Huntington Beach to express in some humble manner their deep
sorrow and sympathy to the bereaved family:
+ NOIT THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Nall of the City
of Huntington Beach, be closed on Wednesday the llth day of
May 1927 , and that no work be done on-' that day between the
hours of twelve noon and five o ' clock P.M. , thereby giving all
officials and employees of the City opportunity to extend their
sympathy and c.onsolation to the bereaved. family, and to render
respect and tribute to the memory of so good a man as our
departed friend and City Recorder , Judge Charles W. Warner.
He was a highly respected citizen, a, just and upright man 'and
a faithful and efficient officer and servant of the. people. His
loss will be felt , not only by those of his immediate family, but
by., his many friends and. associated. His high ideals and many
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rtues will ever remain deep_ in the memories of those who knew him.
r' And yet, we know how much more deeply his loss i.s folt by his
immediate family. To them we 4an only say "May the Supreme Ruler
of the Universe in His infinite wisdom fortify you with resignation
in this hour of sorrow, and comfort you with the Divine assurance
that the spirit of the departed, honored and loved one , is happy in
his Father' s House"
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy: of this Resolution be sent
to the bereaved family and that the ame be prey the inutes
of this Board.
President of the Boatd of Trustees
Trustees: Boster, tiUharton, Mi tc* h 6 119 Shank, Harris:
Adjourned On motion by Trustee Harris seconded by Trustee Shank the Board
adjourned until 7:30 o ' clot A: d�a.y-i�`ay the 16th, 1927.
City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
of the Board of Trustees.
President of th :Board of Trustees
ATTES
Citv Clerk
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