Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-17

burdens as the retail liquor business.
In order of the business wholesale
dealers and manufacturers properly prohibited from hav
ing interest in the retail traffic
Persons engaged in the retail liquor business directly
directly directly by subterfuge sharing the profits of
the retail liquor business also the and lessons of the
property occupied should be compelled by post their
conspeuousy in their places of business meet
the sight of all customers observers and also each his
exact interest and exact rentals.
In retailing liquor the should compel the proper serving
of liquor and prohibit serving sealed for
consumption the premises.
The penalty for noncompliance should be severe.
No Legitimate retail dealer conducting respectable business
will object to the suggested conditions
Such conditions only be Objectionable those who wish
exploit the retail dealer and those who desire candesney
liquor profits without the of public criticism
The public entitled know who high low respon
sbe for the reputable dsreputabe conduct the
liquor business
HIGH SHERIFF AND TERRITORIAL PRISON
All of us meet the experience that when believe
friends doing best may do little
by getting out of some of our fixed and tried ways.
believe old Territorial prison and its conduct scoses
the fact that good be made better The present High
Sheriff appointed after had spent time observing
the city Jail plant and its management. felt making
mistake.
Firm kindness consideration has met response that
brghtens prison life breeds loyalty part of those
restrained
The physical conditions of prison have been i'm
proved
Economy prevails and believe progressing way
that will ultimately make Territorial prison of
the most notable in the United States.
The plans of the prison now under construction were
never officially approved They being gone they
may be as perfect devise ,...
Economy of control and operation having panstakng
consideration.
The appropriation of $750O0OO entirely inadequate
the construction of the planned ANY other prison
that could meet the requirements of the Territory.
Tho of
THE HAWAII COUNTY INVESTIGATION COMMISSION
The Hawaii County Investigation Commission duly reported
August 25 1914 their findings recommendations The
report signed by Commissioners Harold Elliot VIII
ham Williamson Commissioner Ella A. G. Long elected
to sign. 49,. 49,,
For the purposes of this Commission Act A. S. L. 1913 pro-
vded an advance OF 100000 to the County of Hawaii which
proved insufficient The Governor under opinion of the
Attorney General advanced $62223 from Contingent
Fund that the work might proceed.
The Territorial Auditor has made on the County
of Hawaii for the $20O00OO by law provided He should
be authorized to collect the additional advance.
LOSSES AND RECOvERIEs -
Compromise Effected by Board Supervisors 3o 1913
Principal '
and Com
First Bank OF 1Ilo- Principal. Interest promise.
Illegal Warrants A. $780, 23OO $319229 100000
Chas K Mcguire Bonding Co.. 529775 1858 529775
W. Elderts ................. 1000 1000 1000
w. G. Brown (Bondsmen).. 859.95 $685. 1895
W. N. Purdy Bonding Co.. 319295 3,19295 3,19295
$66183.65 $85141O2