The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-21
LICENSES
IN THE BALANCE

twenty-five applications for liquor
licenses will be considered by the
Oahu liquor license board which
meets in the Senate chamber in con
tinued session this afternoon. Argu-
nents for and against issuance and
renewals of licenses will be heard and
acted upon by the board members.
Several protests against would-be
licensees were entered by the anti
saloon league and others yesterday
afternoon, but the board was unable
to take any action on account of the
day being a legal holiday. All pro
tests were read while the applicants
simply answered to their names and
sat down again without making com
ment.
G. w. Patty, representing the anti
saloon league, entered a protest from
the voters of the fourteenth precinct
of the fourth district against grant
ing licenses to any saloons in that
district, This position, which grant
ed will do away with four saloons, is
aimed at Murakami.
The application Of s. Koilma & Co.
for a wholesale liquor license was
protested against by both the anti
saloon league and License Inspector
Fennell. Twelve applicants for IL
censes were opposed by the tax as
SCISSORS office because the licensees
had not paid their income tax. Pro-
tests from occupants of property in
the vicinity of Merchant and Alakea
streets were entered against the Ken
lucky and Paddy Ryan saloons.
Before adjournment yesterday aft
ernoon, Macy and Harvey of the Kilo-
hama saloon were cited to appear be-
fore the board to explain why they
violated the law forbidding liquor to
he sold to an intoxicated person.
The licenses taken up, which will
be acted upon this afternoon, are as
follows:
l. Hoffschlaeger & Co., first class,
wholesale license, favorably reported.
2. w. c. Peacock & Co., first class,
wholesale license, favorable.
8. T. Sumida, first class, wholesale
license, favorable.
4. S. Kimura & Co., first class
wholesale license, inspector protests
ahtiIsasooners protest.
6. S. Osah
Z. Nagatani and Kurasaki, saloon
license, Aala saloon, favorable.
Murakami, saloon license; anti.
saloon protest.
8. All Chow, saloon license, Heeia,
favorable.
8. Y. Muraoka, saloon license, Wal
manalo, favorable.
10. K. Ona and Zenihiro, Banzai
saloon license, favorable; tax asses
sor protests.
II. Yoshigoro Kimuru, saloon IL
cense, favorable.
~. Wing Chong On, wholesale IL
cense, favorable.
10. Chung Ming, saloon license.
favorable.
IA. Hop Hing & Co., saloon H.
cense, favorable.
Is. John C. Roberts, saloon H.
cense, Kentucky, inspector favorable;
anti-saloon protest.
16. K. Tsunochi, second class res
taurant license, inspector reports fav-
orably and recommends Sunday priv
ieges.
II. R. Murukami, restaurant H.
cense, Adsuma, favorable.
is. Yamasaki, second class, saloon
license, Waianae, favorable.
10, C. A. Peacock, second class,
restaurant license, favorable.
20. Seeley I. Shaw, saloon license,
favorable.
q. C. ]. Lynch, saloon license, Pa
cific Saloon, favorable.
%. Fashion Saloon, favorable
20. c. Bollman, saloon license, in.
spector favorable; tax assessor pro
tests.
"a. Kwong Chang Lung, wholesale
license; inspector favorable but wants
applicant cautioned.
20. c. H. Lewis, Wholesale license,
favorable.
HE NO WANT