The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-09

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To manufacture Intoxicating liquor
other than wines, the fee viii be five
dollars per annum and the license vii
be for ten years. Liquor so manu-
featured shall not be drunk on the
premises.
For the manufacture of wine from
grapes the license fee is the same and
the conditions similar.
Wholesale To sell within a radius
of five miles of a first-class post office
the fee shall be $1,000 and the sales
five gallons.
Wholesale, beyond a radius of five
miles, conditions identical with the
preceding form, fee $3.50.
Jobbing. To sell liquor in quantities
| of not less than one nor more than
five gallons of any one brand, and not
to be consumed on the premises. With
| in a radius of five miles from a first
class post office, the fee shall be $500.
Elsewhere in the Territory, $3.50.
| Retail or Saloon, to include also
MOTEL liquor may be sold in quantities of
less than five gallons, within a radius
Of five miles from a irst-class post
Office. Fee, $1,000 with the stipulation
that there shall be not more than one
such license to every fifteen hundred
Inhabitants according to the last Uni
| ted States census.
Retail or Saloon, to include also
hotels, within a radius Of two miles of
a second or third-cIass post office, liq-
uor to be Sold in quantities of less
than five gallons, with the right to
dispense liquor with meals, the license
to be $500.
Retail Or Saloon, to sell liquor of any
kind at any saloon or hotel, but out
side the radius of the five-mile, said
license to By issued as one to every
one thousand residents. Fee, $3.50
Cafe or Restaurant. To sell liquor
in bona fide hotel or restaurant, to
be consumed with the meals and with
in a radius of five miles from a first
class post Office, $500.
Club. To sell Intoxicating liquors in
any bona fide club the fee shall be
$3.50
Special. To sell liquors for a term
of not exceeding three days the sum
Of fifteen dollars per day.
This latter is for the accommodation
Of race meets, etc.
AS there is little difference between
this and the Liquor Dealers bill, there
is no doubt of it's passing with few
amendments from that side though
the Anti-Saloon men may come in and
tighten the strings.
ABOUT REGISTERING.
House Bill No. 80 came up for sec
ond reading and created lot of dis
cussion. It provides for a person to
register for the election in event of
his failure TO do SO through illness or
absence from the Territory during the
regular session of the board. The re-
port of the committee favored the bill
but Senator Makekau asked that it be
not adopted and wanted the bill so
amended that it would allow the per-
son to register before the election in
spectors up to the day of the election.
This was contested by Senator Smith
on the grounds that it would open the
way to fraud
Senator Hewitt said 1t was a long
time between the visits of the regis
are times when some of the voters are
sent up in the woods on election day
to cut wood and are thus prevented,
Intentionally, perhaps, from register
ing.
The discussion continued for a long
time until finally Senator Chilling
worth called attention to the members
that this body has NOT the right to
amend the Organic Act which provides
that the last day for registration will
be on October TO- To change this
would be illegal for it would be an
amendment under the law.
Senator Smiths motion to postpone
consideration until Monday, March Is,
was amended by Senator /Hayselden's
motion to recommit to the Judiciary
committee which motion carried.
WOODS WANTS TO KNOW.
The following resolution was pre-
scented by Senator Woods and referred
to the Finance committee:
Resolved, That the Treasurer of the
Territory of Hawaii be and he is here
by requested to forthwith furnish the
Senate with the following information
/. BY what officer or officers of the
Territory each of it's three go loans
were negotiated?
2. The amount of commission, if any,
paid to any person, firm or corpora
ton for services rendered in and about
any or all of such loans?
3. Whether or not there is any per-
son, firm or corporation, which is now
acting or has heretofore acted as a
Financial Agent or Agents, or in a
similar capacity, for the Territory, and
if so, the name, residence or place OF
business of the same, together with
his, their or its authority as such
agent or agents, and by whom grant
ed, and his, their of its compensation,
if any, for SO having acted or acting?
4. Has any payment for commission,
brokerage, or otherwise, for services
in floating or negotiating any or all of
the loans of the Territory of Hawaii |
ever been promised by the Territory
through it's Agent or Agents If so. |
to whom? BY whom? And what
amount?
5. Has any person, firm or corpora
ton made any claim or claims, de-
mand or demands, for brokerage or