The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
NOT ALL OBTAIN
THEIR LICENSES
COMMISSIONERS REFUSE ONE AP.
PLIoATIoN AND DEFER
THREE OTHERS.
fFrom saturday - Advertlser.I

From Saturdays AdveTtiserl
Twenty nine licenses were granted,
three were deferred and one was re.
fused by the liquor license commits.
sioners who spent all yesterday after
noon in session in the senate chamber
in the capitol. The privileges grant
ed were renewals Of existing licenses
while the one refused was an applica.
ton made by a japanese who wished to
run a saloon az Waihee. The applica.
tions deferred we're those Of three
Orientals, two Of whom were recently
found by Inspector Fennell TO be sell.
ing liquor improperly labeled while
the third appears TO spend most Of his
time in Japan and only comes to Ho
nolulu about the time be desires his
license renewed
The commissioners also granted a
lthird.class license TO sell beer and near.
beer AZ Kap olani Park during the pro
' gTcss Of the aviation meet today and
tomorrow John r. Scully, who was
Represented by Attorney Peters, obtain.
ed this license on the express under.
standing that while he can sell beer
today be can only serve near beer Sun.
day.
Willard Brown. chairman Of the
board was entirely opposed 10 sale on
Sunday even Of near beer, but Com
missioncrs !. H. Craig, O. Sorenson and
D Carlos Long voted 20 allow the privilege
on Sunday 20 Mr.. Brown found himself
IN q minority Of three 20 one. The
commissioners limited the hours be.
tween which liquor can be sold at the
: park today and tomorrow, Attorney
Peters agreeing, on behalf Of Mr.. Soul
lv that no beer viii be dispensed after
dark The hours for beer and near.
] beer selling AZ the park will therefore
be FROM @. m. TO p. m.
Renewals Granted.
The renewals granted are as follows:
X Ono. saloon; Alfred o. Rosa ct al,
wholesale. NJ G.. silva, Kamehameha
saloon Louis d. Warren, Encore saloon;
James Thompson, Imperial saloon;
Conrad Bollman, Royal Annex; Gustave
Cordos River Rhine saloon; Charles
Lambert. Anchor saloon; Gonsalves q
Co, wholesale; Eli Crabbe, saloon at
Alien. Philip y. Cornyn Dick Sullivan),
PaciGc saloon; $. Ozah, wholesale
Joseph r. silva, Pantheon saloon; Seat.
tie Brewing & Mailing Co., wholesale;
Dias q Dias, Waipahu saloon; y. o.
johnson, Honolulu saloon; flofschlde
ger & Co., wholesale; All Choa, saloon
~ Heeia: Jack Roberts, Kentucky
saloon j. p Madeiros. saloon at Waia
= lua: ,. a. scbaefer & Co., wholesale.
. Rcstaurant licenses were granted a.
follows. With special privileges, George
Lycurgus, Union Grill; X. Smouchii
without special privileges, Mrs. Bertha
Klemmc, Punchbowl.
y Hotel licenses were granted thus
i. with special privileges, Oahu RAILWAY
y x Land CO., Haleiwa hotel; Alexander
" Young Building Co., the Yong Hotel
% Territorial Hotel CO., the Moana hotcl
d. william g. Bergin, WAIKIKI Inn thu
- Sensible Hotel
y The applications deferred are thos'
H. Of S K0iima, wholesale; Wung Wo Ia
Ar o., wholesale; Kwong ChOng Lung
b. wholesale.
p, Application Denied
., The application refused was that o
b r. Ranemaru, who desired 20 conduct
<e saloon at Waihee 10 view Of Tia
b0rds intimation, through The 40
~ yeriiser yesterday morning, that IL di
NOT consider any more saloons necei
snry outside Of Honolulu, the Japanos
p engaged Attorney W. r. Rawlins {
af0uo bic ease Mr.. Rawlins' spocii
p plea provoked lively discussion, bu
= H. arguments did not avail 10 Undue
- the commissioners 70 change the
minds. The attorney said that tbei
was M protest against a license boin
granted, and ~ far ~ be could soc u
only objection put forward was thu
l0f lngecf0f Tennell, that no did M
think there WIS any necessity for
rmo0n IN the vicinity Mr. hawliI
disagreed With the Inspector and sa
thaf II n Whihoo man wantod 70 q
ln drink he hnd 10 walk seven miles
nk ffaeh the neafeat saloon.
re ~ N0uldaf want 70 10 that far,
ffmarked Commissioner Craig, J0kinRl
Mr. HaWlins. "Tben n big pop
latim around there, and ! say " is
- necessity that saloon should be
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