Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
No SALOONS ABOUT
THE FISH MARKET
Commissioners Decide No
Licenses For That
District

No saloons about the, fish market is
the dictum of the Liquor License Com
mission. This decision was arrived at
Yesterday afternoon, the Board maxi
ing the following declaration:
THAT it is the policy of the Board
that no saloon licenses be issued for
l any premises on either side of Kekau-
like street between Hotel street and
Queen street, and on either side of
King street between the premises re-
spectively occupied by Thomas Nc
Tighe and Frank Harvey and the prem
i Uses occupied by U. Tukamoto and the
corresponding premises on the mauka
corner of River and King Streets
The area thus described takes in the
fish market with generous margin on
both sides. This action will probably
arouse about the same protest that ths
general limitation of the saloon dis
trict has created In reference to the
latter matter, the following letter from
saloon keepers outside the boundaries
was received and read at the meeting
Yesterday afternoon:
Honolulu, T. H.. May q, 1907.
| lC IlOHOl dDlc oOdlu Vi lllCtuSb CbIl-
missioners, County of Oahlt
Gentlemen: We the undersigned re-
| specially solicit your honorable body
10 reconsider the question of the boun-
daries for which retail liquor licenses
are to be issued. The boundaries as
| published in this mornings paper eX-
cludes us from obtaining license and
would thereby subject us to a great
loss and perhaps 4 livelihood.
For the past four (4) years we have
been in the saloon business and have
endeavored to conduct it in an orderly
manner and according to the terms OF
our license.
Should we be obliged to close our
raloons oar fixtures would be practic-
ally valueless as there would be no
purchasers for the same.
Respectfully submitted,
c. BUSCHJOST,
Germania Saloon, corner South and
Queen streets.
}. G. PREGlL,
Wigwam Saloon, southeast corner
South and Queen streets.
M. J. LUZ, X,
Flag of All Nations, Queen street Wal
kiki of South street.
MAN. MADEIROS CALHAU,
Waianuenue Saloon. Queen street Wal
kiki of South street
CHAS. LAMBERT,
Orpheum Saloon, No. 1864 Fort street.
Mr.. Lucas moved that the letter be
placed on file until the applications of
the signers came up for consideration.
Mr. Gilman objected on the ground
that the limits were adopted by the
Board only after full discussion and he
could not see any use in taking up any
more time over the matter. 1t was
finally decided that the Board should
visit the places in question this morn
ing to see if there is any reason for re-
considering the boundary decision.
The Board has also practically decid-
ed not to renew the license of the
Palace saloon on account of its prOx-
unity to the Executive and Judiciary
buildings and to the premises OF the
Pacific Tennis Club.
The question of bonds for licensees
was considered and the Board decided
as follows:
THAT incorporated companies will
not be accepted as sureties on liquor
license bonds unless said corporations
are authorized by their articles OF in
corporation to be sUret.eJ on d bond. "
Applications for licenses from No.
q to No. AZ inclusive were considered
and ordered adv ertised.