The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-22

No a.. which was drawn By oom-
mittce from the Republican Central
Committee ~ which e. q. Ballentyne
was chairman Extracts from both
bills are herewith given for compari-
son;
MEMORANDUM OF POINTS OF
SUBSTANTIAL DIF FERENCE
BETWEEN SENATE BILLS NOS.
II AND a.
LICENSING BOARDS.
In Bill ii-supervisors are e1-ofnolo
Licensing Boards CSec. 3, lines / to ".
In Bin 47-Members are appointed by
the Governor necessarily with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate). the
members to be OF two classes alter
nately appointed every two years No
compensation, but certain expenses are
allowed. (Sec. 81
LICENSE INSPECTORS.
In Bill 1l-No provision.
In Bill 47-Appointed by each Board
(Sec. 81. Principal duties are TO in
spect and report to the Board on all
applications for licenses (Secs. 81 to
2D; and generally to keep watch OF the
exercise of licenses, report violations
by licensees (Secs 39-40, 1850, and
prosecute offenders tSec. Al; most of
the latter duties being conferred upon
him in common with the regular police.
CLASSES OF LICENSES.
In Bill lin Bill II are seven classes
In Bill 47-There are eleven classes
A comparison of these classes is as
follows:
BILL II.
None.
No manufacturing licenses.
~ Whoesale.-Fee $1,000.
(2) Jobbing-Restricted to places
outside of miles of first or second |
class post office; no other kind of busl
ness to be carried on by any licensee
except smokers supplies. Fee $500.
(3) Retail-Five gallons maximum;
issuable only in connection with whole
sale license for same premises, and
licensee may also conduct any mer-
camille business on the same premises;
no consumption of liquor allowed on
premises no restriction on number of
licenses. Fee $500.
(4) Saloon-By glass or bottle only
in less than five gallons. Fee $780,
No restriction of number. (Note:
bcc. 16 prohibits the issuance of this
license to retailers in other business.
except smokers supplies, If within 3
miles of a 1st or End class postofiice
Sec. II limits number to / for each
1900 population of the County, but not
to apply to u. S. citizens If they al
ready hold and continue.
(5) Hotel, Restaurant and Club
Fee 5000, II a bar Is maintained, other
wise 1915.
(6) Country Inn--For places beyond
5 miles radius of a first class or sec
ond class postoffice and beyond miles
of third class postoffice, Four bed
rooms required, and meals to be served
as required by guests. Cannot Solicit
orders for liquors except on the IL
censed premises" Fee $3.50.
(O Special Retail-For race meets,
etc Duration limited to days by
Sec. IL, Fee SIS per day.
BILL At.
"a Manufacture - Wines excepted;
10-year term; wholesaling at 8 gallons
minimum Fee So.
(2) Manufacture-Wines only. Term
years; whoesaling at gallons mini
mum. Fee S..
CD Wholesale-Within five miles of
first class postofiice; . gallons mini
mum. Fee $1,000.
(D Wholesale-Beyond the miles
radius; gallons minimum. Fee $3.50.
(5) Jobbing-Minimum / gallon, in
bulk or ! bottle or flask; maximum S
gallons, in bulk or l dozen bottles or
TASKS No restriction as to other kinds
of business. Fees as follows: (a)
Whiting miles of first class post
office, $500; (b) Elsewhere. $3.50.
t6) Retail or Saloon-Within radius l
of miles of a first class postoffice. !
Includes hotel and restaurant, same !
premises. Number restricted to one I
license to every 1900 of population of
the district mot county,. Fee $1,000. 1