The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-25

qulrcd TO be said other than that al
the requirements of the law as to con.
sent of adjoining property nnd as to
form and sufliciency of bond. with oth''
requirements, had been complied with.
Nobody appeared to obpct to tn
Pacific Saloon.
w. c. Peacock & Companv's applioa.
tion for a wholesale licensr for the':
place at No. SO Merchant street came
next. Ashford said that what he had
said as to the other application woui1
apply to this. Nobody objected to w
c. Peacock & Company's wholesale
place.
Aisaka's application for n saloon at
Aiea and NJ. Saiki's for saloon in
the same locality came next. A. NJ.
Brown appeared for each. OF Aisaka
he said he had been in business at that
place for two years and had maintained
a reputable place and good reputa-
tion. His application had met all the
requirements of the law and it had
the approval of the manager of the
Honolulu plantation. M. Saiki came IN
for practically the same avouchment.
Y. Suga, applicant for license for
a saloon at 119 Iwilei road, the Banzai
Saloon, opposite the Palama station Of
the Oahu railway, was also represented
by A. M. Brown. Suga, he said, had
been six years in the saloon business,
though to some that would be no rec
ommendation for him. He had been
two years where he now is, and had
kept an orderly place. The name of
his saloon, Brown thought, was a good
one, anyhow.
There was no one present to repre-
sent George Lycurgus and the Union
Grill, the first applicant on the list for
a restaurant license. But also there
was no one present to object.
Charles Lambert, proprietor of the
Orpheum Saloon, was there in his own
behalf. He said he had run the place
for four years and run it in a way
satisfactory to the public and the
police. "I'd like to remain there;
that's all I've got to say"
The applications OF ]. E. Thompson
for the Kentucky saloon on Alakea
street, Lewis & Company for a whole
sale license, F. p. johnson for saloon
at HONOLULU, and Yee Yap for the
Sing 10y saloon on King street were
quickly called. No one appeared either
for or against them.
p. ]. Monaghan Of the saloon at
Queen and Militant streets, declares
himself law abiding citizen, and that
during the two years he had run this
saloon there had never been any
trouble there
p. F. Ryan appeared in his own be-
half when the application for the
saloon known as the Occidental Bar
and Cafe came up. He vouched for the
good character of the place. There
was no objection made at the meeting,
though there is protest from the con-
of The Christian church on
lie with the Commission.
F. A. Schaefer & Company applying
'or q wholesale license were in the
'ame class with Cunha and the Grill;
10 one appeared for 0r against the
application.
John d. Moore's application for
'estaurant license with the special
privilege of keeping open after hours
md on Sunday came up next C. w.
Ashford appeared for Moore. "It is
,asy to see," said Ashford. that ir |
,lace like this there is call for a cer-
ain number OF restaurants with all |
he accessories; and If there is business |
or more than now exist. there ought |
o be no monopoly allowed in the busi-
less. Moore has complied with all the |
equirements of the law"
S. Kimura's application for a wEole-
ale license called nothing forth.
c. j. Mccarthy, when the Criterion's |
.pplication was called up, said he had |
een in the business for fourteen years.
Then followed number for whom
obody appeared either for or against.
hey were Y. Muraoka. Waimanalo;
7. r. Spencer, 253 North King street.
frank Harvey, Kilohana saloon on
ling street; Wagner & Gonsalves. Iwi-
81 road; Moritaro Yamasaki, Waianae;
ing Now, Hotel street.
Then there was q bunch Of Frank
'hompson's clients, Tojiro Sumido,
on Maunakea; H. Hackfeld
. Co., on Fort and Queen, ard Shi-
loda, the proprietor of the Headlight
aloon, Iwilei.
j. Il. Silva of the Pantheon saloon
ppeared for himself Mr.. Lishman
ppeared for The Lishman & Day
iloon at Queen and Nuuanu, and also
or Macfarlane & Company wholesal-
rs. He said that Macfarlane & Com
any was the oldest house in town,
nd had held a license for over fifty
ears.
Then came Alexander Young's ap-
those of the Territorial Hotel
ompany for a hotel license for the
Ioana, and OF the Alexander Young
uilding Company for the Alexander
oung Hotel. No one appeared on be-
llf OF these applications and no OBJ
ctions were ma ie.
The other applications were from NJ. |.
Silva for a saloon at 1043 Aala
rect; Hasutaro Miyamoto. proprietor
the Wela ka Hao saloon. Queen and r
o. Nakashima x Naga-
nj. Aala saloon. River street and
aretania avenue; X. Takamatsu a. q.
lsaki. lOf Beretania avenue. and then
20 OF Frank ThOmpson's clients, Shi-
otsu SaJlma and X. Uahijlma.
That finished the call OF the calendar
ID the audience dispersed, w. C.
'bi said his client Yee zap had in
rueted him 20 learn from the board
neither the license for the Sing 10y
loon had been granted or not, but
was told Ihal the board had not
nsdersd IL yet, ana when Il did Il
luld NOTIFY the applicant of the re- a
n.
Well after all the talk there has
GA about keeping out Improper a.
looms, and limiting licenses and that
rt ~ hing" calculated ono ~ the
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