Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

"'N 's"'"' s""' '' twenty uNe nunuftu uutia's
and less than ave thousand dollars the third
class, and shan pay seventy, Ave dollars for each
license Where The rent or the yearly valuation
OF the .ental shall be one thousand dollars and
less than twenty five hundred dollars, the fourth
Class and shall pay fifty dollars for each license;
where the rent or yearly valuation of the rental
shall be five hundred dollars and less than one
thousand dollars the fifth class, and shall pay
twenty-five dollars for each license; where the
rent or tbs valuation Of the yearly rental shall
( he three hundred dollars and less than five hun
bred dollars, the sixth class and shall pay fifteen
dollars Tor each license where the rent or valu,
alton of the yearly rental shall be one bundled
dollars and less than three hundred dollars, the
seventh class, and shall pay ten dollars for each
license; where the rent or the valuation eff the
| yearly rental shall be less than one hundred dol
lars, the eighth class, aud shall pay five dollars
for each license. Every place where food and
| lodging are provided for and furnished 10 trav-
elers and soourners, in view of payment there.
for, shall be regarded as hotel, inn, or tavern
under this act All steamers and vessels upon
waters OF the United States on board of which
} passengers or travellers are provided with food
or lodging, shall be required to take out Ii.
cense OF the fifth class, as aforesaid, under Ibis
act, The rental or estimated rental shall be
fixed and established by the assessor of the prop,
er district at its proper value, but at not less
than the actual rent agreed on by the parties !;
Prouided, That If there be any fraud OF collu.
sion IN the return of actual rent 10 the assessor,
there shall be a penalty equal TO double the
amount of licenses required by this section, TO
be collected other penalties under this act are
collected,
~. Eating houses shall pay ten dollars for
each license. Every place where food or re
treshments OF any kind are provided for casual
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be regarded as an eating house under this act
But the keeper of any eating house having ia
ken'out license therefor shall not be required
10 take out IA license as a coniectioner, anything
in this act TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
10. Brokers shall pay fifty dollars for each
license. Any person whose business is to pur
chase or sell stocks, coined money, hank notes,
or other securities for themselvers or others, or
who deals in exchanges relating TO money, shall
be regarded as a broker under this act.
IA. Commercial brokers shall pay fifteen dol.
lars for each license, Any person or finn, ex.
cJpt one holding license as wholesale dealer or
banker whose business it is, as the agent of 9th.
ers, TO purchase or sell goods, or seek orders
J therefor, in original or unbroken packages or
produce, or TO manage business matters for the
} owners Of vessels, or for the shippers or con
signors of freight carried by vessels, or whose
business it is to purchase rent, or sell real estate
for Others shall be regarded a commercial bro.
ker under this act. aaa $500. a-t
l5 Land warrant brokers shall pay twenty
five dollars for each license. Any person shall
be regarded as a land warrant broker within
) the me aiming Ct this act who makes business of
+ buying and selling land warrants aud of furnish.
ing them TO settlers or other persons under con-
tracts to have liens upon the land procured by
means of them according to the value agreed on
for the warrants at the time thew furui cd
Is Tobacconists shall pay ten dollars for
each license. Any person whose business it is
to SELL at retail, cigars, snuff or tobacco in any
, form, shall be regarded as tobacconist under
this act. But wholesale and retail dealers, and
. keepers of hotels inns, taverns, having taken
, out a license therefor, shall not be required to
} take out a license as tobacconists anything in
this act to the contrary notwilhstf ading.
IL. Theatres shall pay one hundred. dollars
J for each license. Every edifce erected for the
purpose of dramatic or operate representa-
tons, plays, or performances and not including
halls rented used occasionally for concerts or
r theatrical representations shall be regarded as
I heatre under this act.
s Is. Circusses shall pay fifty dollars for each
: license Every building, tent space, or area
4 where feats eff horsemanship or acrobatic sports
are exhibited, shall be regarded as circus under
t this act, du9b SIS sre7l .rvI 9rH.s
10. Jugglers shall pay for each license twenty
dollars Every person who perfo rms by sleight OF
r band shall be regarded as juggler under this
!, act. The propretors or agents of all other pub
: lie exhibitions or shows Tor money, not enume-
rated in this act shall pay for each license ter
e dollars !: Prouided, That no license procured il
b, one State shall be held TO authorize exhibitions
: in another State, and but one license shall be
4 required under this Rctto authorize exhibitions
within any enc State.
3 20. Bowling alleys and billiard rooms shall
5 pay according to the number of al eys or tables
belonging to or used in the building or place to
{ be licensed When not exceeding one alley or
. table, five dollars for each license and when
3 exceeding one alley or table, five dollars for
5 each additional alley or table. Every place OF
E building where bowls are thrown or billiards
a played, and open to the public with or without
7 price, shall be regarded as a bowling alley OF
billiard room, respectively, under this act.
r 81. Confectioners shall pay ten dollars fol
r each license. Every person who sells at retail
! confectionery, sweetmeats, comfts, or other con
!, fects, in any building, shall be regarded as
b. confectoner under this act. But wholesale and
+ retail dealers having taken out license therefor
shall not be required to take out license as con
fectioner, ANYTHING in this act to the contrary
r notwithstanding.
S %. Horse dealers shall pay for each license
0 mess it is to buy and sell horses or mules shall
be regarded a horse dealer under this act Pro
: uided That if such horse dealer shall have taker
j out license as livery stable keeper, no new
: license shall be required H'
90. Livery stable keepers shall pay ten dol
lars for each license. ANY person whose occu
patton or business is to keep horses for hire o.
1 to let shall be regarded as livery stable keepe
= under this act at ga.ag 8-
h "a. Cattle brokers shall pay for each icens,
0 the sum of ten dollars. Any person whose bust
ness it to buy and sell and deal in cattle, hogs
: or sheep, shall be considered as cattle brokers.
D 25. Tallow chambers aud soap makers sha |
: pay for each license the sum of ten dollars
: ANY person whose business it is to make o.
i manufacture candles or soap shall be regarded
5, tallow-ehandler and soap maker under THU
: act, ~ t-.+
/ 26. Coaloil distillers shall pay for each Ii
d cense the sum of fifty dollars. Any person whit
II shall refine, produce, or dstil crude petroleum