The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-22

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Hiu.iti tn one ilrfHsH fH every iF
~ population ~ dimn6i tes t.aa
tl nsian % SALOON Other than if
ciudsd N ciassrs 9 and t-ctnerNta
the same Pee $500
ta) ysfs ~ Restaurant within
miles ~ fret class r0stofilce. ft
$500.
um club. Pro $3.50.
az Special Limited 20 Q days Re
iit yer day.
APPLICATIONS ron LICENSES
In Bin ii-Ffled with CLERK of Coun
/ ~ tsec. -. Must state citizenship oi
applicant Cthis having reference q
Sec IS which forbids issuance ot u.
censes to any but United States citl.
zcns).
In Bnl l7-Filed with Board and re.
fcrred to Inspector (sec, 2D. No citi-
zenship limitation. t3ut see rule as 10
holding Of real estatol. Cnotod below
Licenses reported on by Inspector
(Seos 22-24). Hearing of application
had pursuant to published notice, etc.
Incorporating local option feature
(Secs. 2j-27). Written consent of ad-
Joining property owners within 1000
feet must accompany application (Sec.
i2). Board has power to grant a re-
hearing (Sec 27, lines 1920.
LICENSES SIGNED.
In Bill 11--By Territorial Treasurer
(Sec. 81.
In Bin 47-By chairman OF Board and
counterslgned by the Inspector (Sec.
1O).
BONDS.
In Bill lin single form (Sec g.
In Bill 47-One form of bond pre-
scribed for all classes of licenses ex-
cept the first and second (Sec 49, For
licenses of the first and second classes
special section is provided (Sec. l6).
fixing bond at $500 Boards may ex-
anime sureties as to property qualifi-
cations and preserve the efficiency of
bonds already given (Sec. 10.
RESTRICTIONS AS TO PERSONS
WHO MAY HOLD LICENSES.
In Bill 11-(a) None but u. S. citi-
zens can hold any license (Sec. 15); (b)
Licensees must own the business (Sec
1D.
In Bill 47-Licenses shall not be is
suable: ta) To a minor (Sec. 10. lines
1-2); OBJ To a person not the bona fide
owner of real estate of the unncumber-
ed value Of not less than $1,000 (Sec.
10, lines 2-D; (c) To a person whose
license has been revoked (Sec. 19, lines
$50: Cd To a habitual drunkard (Sec.
10. lines 10-1D; (e) Nor unless bond Is
(Sec. 10, lines Hip; (D
Nor without the written consent of a
Of the adjoining property
owners within 1000 feet (Secs. IL, &c,
u. lines $50: (g) Nor against the writ
ten protest of a majority of the voters
Of the precinct (Secs. 25-37D; (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. ~.
In Bill 47-Payable to treasurer OF
County. but to go to special fund. |
rom which certain expenses and re-
'unds are to be paid before balance is
transferred to general county |
fund (Sec. 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
tons
In Bill Ain Sec. 80 substantially all |
the conditions of Bill II are included, |
with others which enter into greater
particularity of the various matters
pnn CT itutipp hN Tha
.wo bills do not differ very materially
n their general purpose as to this part
If the law, and Bill AZ goes more into
ietail. In Bill AZ the penalties are set
nut in separate subsequent sections
erences exist however:
(a) Bill IL (Sec. 10, lines 10-1D for
bids employment of any minor by Ii
'ensees, while Bill Al (Sec. 33, lines 10
% excepts, from like provision, the
employment of minors as walters at
meals in hotels.
ib) Bill IL (Sec. 81, lines 2-3) pro-
libits sale of liquors in saloons be-
ween IL o'clock midnight and o'clock
n the morning; while Bill AZ (Sec. SO,
ines 24-25) names the closing hour at
light as 11:30 p. m. instead of mid
light.
(c) Bill IL prohibits sale of liquor to
emales (Sec 10, line 2). and employ
lent of females in saloons (Sec. 10.
ne %, and the assembling together
( women or girls on the premises
Sec. 30, lines 1-2); but does not run
gainst n single female or prostitute,
+ even several who do not Assemble"
ill AZ (Sec. SO. line 29) operates di-
Actly against them.
POWER OF BOARDS TO FINE
LICENSEES. {
In Bin 11-Sec. 80, the power is given.
In Bill F-The power is not given.
query: Would there be danger of
ouble punishment of an offending IL
ensee il he could be fined by the Board
$ well as at law in a criminal prose-
ltion for the same offense? Does n
ne pertain to a license or a licensee?
hould not the power of the Boards be
ontined TO granting, revoking or sus-
ending licenses, which alone (and not
he individuals holding them) are real
: controlled by the Board?) See the
pecial provisions of Sec. 72 of Bill AZ.
ADULTERATIoNs. 5
In Bill 1l-No provisions. ,
In Bill 47-Subject is covered by Sec
ons 52-57,
ILLICIT TRAFFIC.