The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-11
InlM DISAPPOINTED
| NET GOODS DISPENSERS
TERRITORIAL COUNCIL cSS.ES
LIQUOR PRIVILEGES
TO MEMBERS
Treasurer lansing Files His Report
Of Estimated Expenses-E- <
Richards Slated for an Appoint
men.-pauea Road May be Fixed.

Quite healthy bunch OF liquor and
light wine and beer licenses were
turned down at the meeting OF the
Executive Council yesterday. and the
light Of a number OF prospective wet
goods dispensarieS died abornin. De
cause of the councils not seeing their
way clear to grant the much coveted
permission The first was an applicG-
ton OF All Lee. of kapaa- Kauai. but
as the residents in that neighborhood
filed a protest regarding the matter
and declared the same a nuisance. the
request was not granted.
]. Dudoit's application Jared in q
similar manner and his request for a
| light wine and beer license at kalihi-
wal was refused. H. Hamano ap-
piled for q dealers license at Kalihi-
wal. also, but the council declined II
grant the same, the applicant not hay
ing the hearty endorsement of the
residents of his neighborhood. E
Pelmer was denied straight rquo-
license for Kappa.
Treasurer Lansing fled his estimate
Of the receipts and expenses for con-
Quoting the affairs of the territory
for the ensuing year. the figures Of
which appear in another column.
The application for charter by
the Honolulu and Hawaiian News
Company was somewhat faulty in its
construction and was referred back
to the inccrporators. They had COM
piled with all the requirements with
the exception Of fling the oaths of
president, vice-presidents and score
tary
The appointment of E. E. Richards
as agent of the Board of Public
Works for the Island of Hawaii came
up for discussion. The council was
favorable to the appointment. but be-
lieved that Mr.. Richards should look
TO the legislature for. provision for his
salary should he secure the appoint
ment
People who have occasion to make
trips to Pacific Heights have been
making lusty protest regarding the
condition of Pauoa road leading 10
the main thoroughfare of Pacific
Heights. c. S. Desky, representing
the Heights, has been subjected 20
much annoyance because of the de-
plorable condition of this road Su.
perintendent McCandless signified his
willingness to improve the Pauoa road
if the property owners stood ready
to give the necessary land needed for
the improvement. In respect to the
Booth road. which was brought up at
the same time, the council decided
that as that thoroughfare was pri-
| vate roadway. nothing could be done,
at least for the present
Superintendent or the Water De-
partment Andrew Brown submitted a
communication from John Emmeluth
| asking for information regarding the
| water system, such information to be
| used in the coming legislature. Moth
ing was done about the matter.
Some correspondence regarding the
Cranston case, involving damages for
deportation as a filibuster, was sub
mitted by Governor Dole, and letter
from Secretary John Hay was read,
also as an enclosure a letter sent TO
the British ambassador at Washing
ton regarding the claim of John Gran
ston, in which it was stated that
Cranston had been engaged in a revo-
lationary effort which was designed
to overthrow the Provisional Govern
ment of Hawaii and that the govern
ment in deporting him had acted JUS
tifiably. Cranston has been conduct
ing strong fight in this matter. The
affair dates back to the summer Of
1884. when Cranston is said to have
engineered a scheme to segregate the
Portuguese influence and control II.
His deportation to Canada followed.