The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-10-24
SALOON MEM TO
Be WRITTEN TO
Warning Against Selling Booze
TO Tabued customer-0ne
License Refused.
sFrgm Sunday AavertlssrA

The license commissioners dealt with
many matters yesterday afternoon at
their monthly meeting. but there was
nothing Of n definite character done
with any Of the questions before them.
IL looked at one time as though
Commissioner Brown and Commissioner
Craig were going to create a dead.
lock. Both were firm in their opinions
concerning what the commissioners
should do with Dick Sullivan, Mike
Patton, and John Silva for having sold
drink to Tommy Lane, who was on the
tabu list at the time. Finally, it was
resolved to write letter to them all,
telling them not to do it again, and
that If they did, then they could ex-
pect something severe.
The application for a license for n
saloon at Waipahu was denied the
allegation by Fennell that saloon
keeper at Waipahu had supplied drink
to drunken man, was deferred, Mt
Fennell's request; Attorney Peters was
granted extra time to get the McTighe
estate matters fixed up, and h. A.
Douthitt was granted an, extension of
time in which to place before the com
missioners the petition of Mrs. Wagner,
whose late husband had an undivided
half interest in the Mint Saloon. DR..
Gaspar is to be told that he has no
right to turn the wine that he brought
from Portugal, over to Gonsalves &
Co., for sale on his account The APP
pointment of r. G. s. Crabbe as as
sistant inspector, was confirmed.
One Saloon Only in Waipahu.
Punctually at four o clock the com
missioners went to worl5. Attorney
Douthitt had Keahipaka on hand. This
man was the applicant for license to
conduct n saloon Mt Waimhu. Mr..
nouthitt told the Commissioners that
the allegations in the pbblic nress that
there wns backing of Chinese behind
the applicant were wrong. A Chinese
had offered to loan to the applicant
5000 Mt ten per cent interest. and n
/ Japanese had offered to loan $40O. This
advance was to he used TO start the
saloon.
! The board quickly answered the an
plication for n license. by DENYING IL.
! 1t was pointed ont that one saloon there
was considered to be enough. and it
was further mentioned that a strong
| petition had been received from the
residents stating that no more saloons
were needed.
The McTighe Saloon.
Attorney Peters dropped in to tell
the commissioners all about the Nc
Tighe saloon. He understood that he
had until October "a to submit the
plans for the future disposition of the
property. de had lot of trouble to
overcome the inertia of some one who
was handling the atairs. de described
TINS person as oeing as quick as the
Ordinary ice wagon with It's horses Pret'
" wen DEAD AN ehort was Deing
maze 10 sen tne estate mr.. feters
pan was TO incorporate ana 10 re-
Organize cue business ana cater 10 the
DesI 0Iaue: ne tnougnt tnat Vhe matter
couiu pe h4ed up on Mcnuay aItelnoen iI n
ana Cnen tne commissioners ,;t Gouiu DC
soiu wnat mts W pe aone me com'
EaoDe a,aaois y. AZ ' oop "eu ~ .n ana at - Az
.oI.1 -, -. %D,ooV. ~ Iiu "Ot nv Ionsiuei
tbot zoo biab bv on,, ,ro,ns
Tba con5 5,;ss;onors aaraaS
Mint saloon Needs ITeyv rscerse
Attornev Dontbitt referred 70 +b,
dificnItv that had arisen With rogor
, 10 tho NDnt SaIoon g license o,yinS tr
tho daa+b of Mr. wagner one. of +be
nortners Mrs Wagner had ARRIVED
from San Francisco Int So FAR sb,
had NOT baen annointed ~admir;stratri,
: Of ber h,,sbapd 3 estate H'ne commits
. s;orors +berofore Gould 600 +hat 4
. wo.,lJ ho imnossihio for apwtbing 5ef
D 30 80 10 doro ,,,,+ii tl,ia ,,ara e,o1
. 90 bo asLoa th,t thsu liz wa+ter to-
~ remain in Stat, nno
Tha .o,,,,,,;s s;on,,rs a5,in .r,oed
Tommv lane cansss Trouble
Tho action Of Tommv Lane II, nh
tain;no dr;nk yvbiIe he name ,yas .,
q tbe TAIN list cansed Iong d;scuss;on
!, inspector Fennell renorteJ that Mik
;. patton D,cl Snll;van and Jobn S;lv
I had served Tommv Lane with forbid
dem mice Tbev ALLEGED IN artenna
i tion of the eirc,mstance that Tomm
r told them that his mama had heen -
movsd from the Ist
n develoned that the hats were i
the nossessIon Of the saloonkeener,
All tbev needed to do % ma(e seItai