The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-19

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In Bill 11-(a None but U. s. citi
zens can hold any license (Sec. 15); ID
Licensees must own the business (Sec
10.
In Bill 47-Licenses shall not be is
suable: (a) To a minor (Sec. IS, line:
10; (b) To a person not the bona f1dt
owner of real estate of the unincumber.
ed value of not less than $1,000 (Sec
10, lines 2-4; (c) To a person whose
license has been revoked (Sec 10, lines
$50; (d) To a habitual drunkard (Sec
10, lines 10-1D; (e) Nor unless bond is
satisfactory (Sec. 10, lines 11-12); D
Nor without the written consent of a
majority of the adjoining property
owners within 1000 feet (Secs. II, 26
q, line. $50; (g) Nor against the writ
ten protest of majority of the voters
Of the precinct (Secs. 25-2O; (h) Nor to
| any person interested in any other
place of business for the manufacture
or sale of liquor (Sec. 20).
LICENSE FEES.
| In Bill 11-Payable to treasurer of the
| Territory (Sec. III.
| In Bill Playable to treasurer of
| County. but to go to a special fund,
from which certain expenses and re-
| funds are to be paid before balance is
annually transferred to general county
fund tSec. 29).
CONDITIONS OF LICENSES
| In Bill lin Secs. 1926 there are
various conditions, fewer in number
than in Bill AZ, and the penalties are
included as parts of the several sec
tions.
In Bill Ain Sec. 80 substantially all
! the conditions of Bill II are included
with others which enter into greater
particularly of the various matters
constituting offenses by licensees The
two bills do not differ very materially
in their general purpose as to this part
of the law, and Bill At goes more into
detail. In Bill AZ the penalties are set
out IN separate subsequent sections
(Secs. 1851, $3.50. Some slight diff
ferences exist however:
(a) Bill IL tSec. 10, lines 10-11) for
bids employment of any minor by Ii
censees. while Bill At (Sec. 33, lines 10
12) excerpts, from like provision, the
employment of minors as walters at
meals in hotels.
(b) Bill II (Sec. 81, lines 2-3) pro-
hibits sale of liquors in saloons be-
tween IL o'clock midnight and 5 o'clock
in the morning; while Bill AZ (Sec. 33,
lines 24-25) names the closing hour at
night as 1870 p. m. instead of mid
night
(c) Bill IL prohibits sale of liquor to
females (Sec. 10, line p, and employ
ment Of females in saloons (Sec. 10,
line 81, and the assembling together
of women or girls on the premises
(Sec. IS, lines I'D; but does not run
against a single female or prostitute,
or even several who do not Assemble"
Bill Al (Sec. SO, line 29) operates di-
rectly against them.
POWER OF BOARDS TO FINE
LICENSEES.
In Bill 11-Sec. 20, the power is given.
In Bill 47-The power is not given.
Query: Would there be danger of
double punishment of an offending Ii
censee if he could be fined by the Board |
as well as at law in a criminal prose- |
cution for the same offense? Does a |
fine pertain to a license or 1icensee? |
Should not the power of the Boards be |
to granting, revoking or sus- |
pending licenses, which alone land not |
the individuals holding them) are real
ly controlled by the Board?) See the
ADULTERATIONs.
In Bill 11--No provisions.
In Bill 47-Subject is covered by Sec
tons 52-57.
ILLICIT TRAFFIC.
In Bill 11-Sec. 80 merely provides a
penalty.
In Bill 47-Sections 41-51, 81, cover the
subject more fully.
SALES AT AUCTION
In Bill 11-Sec. 81 allows auction of
liquors in bond by sample.
In Bill 47-(Sec. 73) this is omitted.
SPECIAL NOTES.
In Bill 47-Sections 60 and 81 are in
,onfiict-being duplicates in purpose,
)ut differing in amount of fines pre-
'cribed One should be stricken out.
Query: Would this necessitate change
If all subsequent section numbers?)
Section 80, lines 2O-22, of Bill 11-Has
10 counterpart in Bill At. Is it not II
/ good provision to insert in Bill AZ
or the guidance of the treasurer in the
collections of fees? If inserted the word
TERRITORIAL should be changed to {
County
NCSIAOiA 90 VI Dill IL 10 VI llhC value, |
Ind is not found in Bill AZ.
Certain matters are included in each
dill which are not found in the other.
These will appear by reference to the ,
marginal lines and notes in each bill |
These marginal notes refer, in each {
ill. to the sections of the other bill | .
Heavy ruled lines in margin indicate ,
PRACTICAL identity with sections of the
'ther bill as noted opposite the heavy
ines.
Dotted lines in margin indicate SINH
ar provisions only, or similar subjects,
he language differing, and sometimes [
he import being different. Substantial {
differences are noted in the foregoing =
ages.
Blank margins indicate matter not
ound in the other bill. 2
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NO STRIKE ON THE OHIO +
Notwithstanding what the passen- {
'ers thought had occurred, the purser
Il LIZ