The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-11

FOR ALL SALOONS
No Music, No Back Entrances
and No Private Rooms
or Stalls.

The Board of License Commission
ers at their meeting held yesterday af-
/ #rnoon, on the advice Of the Attorney
General, decided that before they could
le6ASider the application of Fred Kiley
! for a saloon license, a new application
would have to be made and advertised
/ for the three weeks required by law.
The advertisement already made. while
for a saloon license, was not, in the
opinion of the Attorney General a suf-
ficient basis for valid license.
| The application for a license for the
Cobweb saloon, Alakea and Queen was
refused and an oral application for a
irehearing was also refused.
Pang Lum Now, whose application
for a license within the fshmarket
deadlsne was refused, asked if the
Board would grant him a license for a
saloon on Maunakea above Hotel. The
Board declined TO make a definite an
swer or to bind itself in advance Of
a formal application being made A
request from Pang Kang Chez, anoth-
er applicant for a license within the
f7shmarket deadline whose application
was turned down, asked If a license
would be granted to him al the corner
of King and Hotel streets. The Board
took the same position in regard 10
this
A number Of questions were discuss
ed informally One of the important
ones was whether the holder Of a sec
ond-class saloon license which under
the law authorizes the licensee TO sell
any kind Of liquor in any quantity,
should be permitted to deliver liquor
at any other places than on the IL
censed premises, in effect do a whole
sale business. This is question that
viii probably have 10 be settled in the
courts
The following regulations for saloons
we're adopted and win be printed and
furnished to each licensee.
/ All licensed premises shall be kept
in good sanitary condition.
> All rooms, stalls and similar struc-
lures within licensed saloon premises
(other than lavatories or toilet rooms
and one store room) shall open into and
upon one and the same room and none
other. and shall not have doors,
screens or other obstructions to a clear
and unimpeded view Of the interior
thereof.
g. A licensee shall within seven days
after receiving notice in writing from
the Board remove such partitions con-
tanned within the licensed premises as
shah be designated in said notice, and y!
thereafter during the unexpired term
Of the license. such partition or parti- /
rfons 50 designated shall not be re- /
stored
+ In licensed saloon premises all /
street entrances and windows opening /
upon streets shall be properly screened +
to the satisfaction Of the Board.
). No back or side entrances to. in /
3y connected with any licensed saloon /
premises shall be permitted except such /
as shall be approved by the Board.
g. The business authorized by a sec /
saloon license shall be con /
1ucted only in a detached building or +
-ooms completely partitioned of from /
premises not contained within the /
premises licensed. BY partitions" is I
meant permanent partitions reaching +
% the ceiling and not containing any
loor. window or opening OF any kind.
:. The use Of any musical Instr1-
nents shall not be permitted a any
iue on any saloon licensed premises.
s No private room shall be main
aimed within second-class restaurant /
premises other than those approved by !.
he Board Bars and similar struc-
ursz are prohibited upon premises l.
ense6 as secoud-class, restaurant
.reEises.