Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-07-11

person or persons from tho house or premises At
license to exercise or carry the trade business
mentioned in such license, it shall and may be law.
ful for the -persOn or persons authorized to grant
licenses to authorize and empower, by Endorsement
on such license, or otherwise, 0s tho Commission |
CT of Internal Revenue shall direct the executors or
administrators or the wife child Of such deceased
person. the assignee assigns Of such person or
sessed Of and occupy the house or promises before
used for such purpose as afOrcsad in like manner
mentioned in sneh license in OF upon the same house
or premises which such person or persons as
aforesaid deceased or removingas before mention
that behalf granted, before exercised carried on
such trade business for or during the residue Of
the term for which such license originally grant
cd, without taking out any fresh license or payment
Of any additional duty. or any fee thereupon for the
! Of: Provided, always, That fresh entry Of the
promises at which such trade or business shall con-
tinue TO be exercised carried aforesaid shall
| thereupon be made by and In the name or names OF
| the person or persons to whom such authority as
SEC. g. And be il further enacted. That on and
after the FIRST day Of August le69, for each icensc
'G veiy and IL" annually paid Any number Of persons
carrying on such business IN copaTtnershlp ~ may s
transact such business at such place under such IL
cense, and not otherwise.
l. BANKERS shall pay 500 for each license. Every
person shall be deemed a banker within the mean
ing of this act who keeps place OF business where
credits are opened in favor OF any person trm or
currency and the same, or any part thereof, shall be
paid out remitted the draft check, or order
of such creditor, but not to include incorporated
banks or other banks legally authorized to issue
notes circulation, nor agents for the sale Of MGR
2 Auctioneers shall pay $40 for each license
Every person shall be deemed an auctio Ger within
the meaning of this act whose occupation II is to Of
fer property for sale to the highest or best biddo
3. Wholesale dealers in liquors Of any and every
liquors, and wines of all kinds snail pay 500 for
each license. Every person other than the distller
liquors or wines in quantities of more than three
gallons at time, to the same purchaser, shall be
regarded as wholesale dealer IN liquors within the
T. Retail dealers in liquors, including distilled
serption shall pay $50 for each license Every per
son who shall sell or offer for sale such liquors in less
quantities than three gallons at one time, TO the
same purchaser shall be regarded rs a retail dealer
in liquors under this act But this shall not author
ze any spirits, liquors, wnes or malt liquors to be
5. Retail dealers shall pay $40 for each license
Every person whose business occupation is TO sell
offer to sell groceries, or any goods wares or mer
chandise of foreign or domestic production, IN less
quantities than whole original piece or package at
one time to the same person. mot including vines
spirituous or malt liquors, but not excluding drugs
med icnes cigars, snuH and tobaccOl, snail be re-
, garded as retail dealer under this act.
6. Wholesale dealers shall pay S5Ofor each license
Every person whose business occupation is to SELL
offer to sell, groceries, any goods wares,
chandise of foreign or domestic production, by one
moro original package or piece at one time. to the
purchaser, not including wines, spirituous or
malt liquors. shall be deemed wholesale dealer un-
der this act, but having taken out license as a
wholesale dener such person may also sell as afore-
said, a retailer.
Z.
Every person whose business occupatonis to take
receive, by way of pledge pawn, or exchange any
goods, merchandise or any kind of person
alproperty whatever, Tor the repayment or security
n Of money lent thereon shall be deemed pawnoTo
II ker under this act,
} g. Rect6ers shall pay sg5 for each license to rech
i y any quantity of spritqous liquors not exceeding
500 barrels casks containing not than 40 gal
Ions to each barrel or cask Of liquor so reethed anC
S25 ddtionsl for each additional 500 such barrels
or any fractional part thereof, Every person who
n rectifes purhes, or rehnes spirltuous liquors ol
: wines byany process or mikes distilled spirits, whi5
ky, brandy, gin, or wine, with any other materials
J. for sale under the name of whisky, rum brandy GIN
h wine, any other name names, shall be regarded
r | as a rectiicr under this act.
o. Distllers shall pay $50 for each license. Every
person or copartnership VINO diStls or
spirtu0u liquors for sale, shall be deemed distil-
Ter under this act: Provided that any person or
partnership distilling or manufacturing less than
provided further that no license shall be required
for any still other apparatus used by drugglsts ana
chemists for the recovery OF alcohol for pharmaceut
ica and chemical purposes, which has Dcen used in
those processes; and provided further, that dstier
of apples and peaches distilling or manufactuTlng
less than loo barrels per year from the same sha
pay u 80 for the license for that purpose. and for
, | greater quantity as other distillers;
10. Brewers shall pay $50 for each license. Every
person who manufactures fcrmented liquors Of any
name or description, for sale, from malt wholly or
in part shall be deemed brewer under this act:
| Provided that anr person who manufactures less
than 500 barrels shall pay the sum OF s25 for
ii. Hotels inns, and taverns shall be classified and
rated according to the yearly rental or e4t rented
and property intended TO be occupied for said pur.
, follows,
the valuation of the yearly rental of said house and
property shall be $4,000 more shall constitute the
first class and shall pay S2oO Tor each Incense; whert
the rent or the valuation Of the yearly rental shal
be SIS 600 and less than $1,000 the second class anC
valuation Of the yearly rental shall be 50 500 and les
than 5000 the third class and shall pay SI5 to
license 1t the s reR @ or ho tba3 30 3 S h th
fourth class and shall $50 for each license; wher
the rent or the valuation ct the yearly rental shaI
pay SIS for each license; where the rent or the vau
alton of the yearly rental shall be $500 and less thar
. cense; where the rent the valuation of the year
rental shall be 500 and less than $780, the seventh
class and shall pay 10 dollars for each license; whe
the rent the valuation of the yearly rental shal
be less than 100 dollars, the eighth class and shal
pay five dollars for each license. Every place wher
food and lodging are provided for and furnished l.
n travellers and soourners in view of payment there
for. shall be regarded as hotel inn, or tavern Unde
n this act. All steamers and vessels upon waters
a. the United States on board of which passengers
p required to take out license of the iifth cas-
aforesaid, under this act The rental or estimate
rental shall be fixed and established by the AssessC
of the proper district at its proper value but at
nv less than the actual rent agreed by the parties
~ Provided, that if there be any fraud collusion
the Of actual rent to the Assessor there sha
n be penalty equal to double the amount Of the i
a. censc required by this section, to be collected
aI other penalties under this act collected
l2. Eating houses shall pay $40 for each licens
~ ~ every place wnere food or refreshments of any kin
~ provided for casual visitors and sold for col
he sumption therein, shall be regarded as an eatni
be house having taken out license therefor shall
ne % be required to take out license as Il confectione
anything in this act 10 the contrary nohwithstant
nj ing.
hd nt 49, Brokers shall pay $50 for each license Al
e person whose business is purchase sell stock
hv coined money, bank notes, or other securities
II themselves Others or who deals in exchanges
mt latingto money, shall be regarded as broker und
lot this act.
~ ~ H. Commercial brokers shall pay $50 for ca,
a license. Any person or firm, except one holding
,s license as a wholesale dealer banker whose bus
ness il is as the agent of Others purchase or 81
VI goods or seek orders therefor, in original or u
nv broken packages or produce. or to manage busne
~ matters for the owners of vessels, for the shi
no pers or cOnsigners Of freight carried by vessels
sc whose business it is to purchase rent sell re-
IN estate for others, shall be regarded a cOmmerc
ev broker under this act
"a 15 Land warrant brokers shall pay S25 for enc
~ license. Any person shall be regarded a Ian
M warrant broker within the meaning of this act wi
be makes a business Of buying and selling land wa
III rants and of furnishing them TO settlers 9TH
al persons under contracts to have liens upon the Ian
re- procured by Of them according to the Walt
agreed on for the warrants at the time they fu
nished.
sy l6. Tobaceonists shall pay $40 for each Iieens
MS Any person whose business il is to sell, at reta
e' cigars, snuff, tobacco in any form, shall be
Gu, garded a tObaceOnist under this act. But Who'll
9n and retail Dealers and keepers of hotels, inn
he and taYerns, having taken out license thereto
Dy snail not be required to take out license tOba
% eOnsts anything in this act to the contrary nOtWt
ien standing.
ths Operatic representations, plays, or performance
.ed and not including halls rented or used occasional
NJ for concerts or theatrical representations. shall
OF regarded as a theater under this act.