Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28

each license. Every person VINO manufac-
lures femented liquors of any name or des-
cription, for sale, from malt, wholly or in
part, shall be deemed brewer under this
act: Provided, That any person who man
nfactures less than five hundred barrels
per year shallpay the sum of twenty-five
dollars for a license.
IL. Hotels, inns and tayerns shall be
classified and rated according to the year
ly rental, or, if not rented, according to the
i estimated yearly rental of the house and
property intended to be occupied for said
purposes, as follows, to wit: All cases
| where the rent or valuation of the yearly
rental of said house and property shall be
ten thousand dollars or more, shall con-
stitute the first class, and shall pay two hun
i dred dollars for each license; where the
rent or the valuation of the yearly rental
4 shall be five thousand dollars and less than
| ten thousand dollars, the second class, and
shall pay one hundred dollars for each Ii.
| ceuse; where the rent or valuation of the
yearly rental shall be twenty-five hundred
dollars and less than five thousand dollars,
the third class, and shall pay seventy-fve
dollars for each license; where the rent or
valuation of the yearly rental shall be one
Thousand dollars and less than twenty-five
hundred dollars the fourth class, and shall
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than one thousand dollars, the ltth class,
and shall pay twenty-f FIVE dollars for each
license; Where the rent OF the valuation of
the yearly rental shall be three hundred
dollars and less than FIVE hundred dollars,
the sixth class, and shall pay fifteen dollars
for each license; where the rent or the
| valuation of the yearly rental shall be one
| hundred dollars and less than three hun
| dred dollars, the seventh class, and shall
pay ten dollars for each licensed where the
rent or the valuation of the yearly rental
shall be less than one hundred dollars, the
eighth class, and shall pay five dollars for
each license. Every place where food and
lodging are provided for and furnished
to travellers and sojourners, in view of pay
ment therefor, shall be regarded as a ho-
tel, inn or tavern under this act. All
steamers and vessels upon waters of the
United States, on board of which passen-
gers or travellers are provided with food or
lodging, shall be required to take out Ii
cense of the fifth class, as aforesaid, under
this act. The rental or estimated rental
shall be fixed and established by the as
SCISSOR of the proper district at its proper
value, but at not less than the actual rent
agreed upon the parties: ProUided, That
if there be any fraud or collusion in the re-
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shall be penalty equal to double the
amount oflicenses required by this section,
to be collected as other penalties under this
act are collected.
10. Eating-houses shall pay ten dollars
for each license. Every place where food
or refreshments of any kind are provided
for casual visiters and sold for consump
tion therein, shall be regarded as an eating
house under this act. But the keeper of
any eating-house having taken out n Ii
cense therefor shall not be required to take
out license as coufectiouer, any thing
in this act to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
49, Brokers shall pay fifty dollars for
each license Any person whose business
IS to purchase or sell stocks, coined money,
bank notes, or other securities for them
selves or others, or who deals in exchanges
relating to money, shall be regarded bro
ker under this act.
s.l4. Commercial brokers shall pay fifty
dollars for each license. Any person or
firm, except one holding licence as whole
sale dealer or banker, whose business it is,
as the agent of others, TO purchase or sell
goods, or seek orders therefor, in original
or uubroken packages or produce, or to
manage business matters for the owners of
vessels, or for the shippers or consignors of
freight carried by vessels, or whose busi-
ness it is to purchase, rent, or sell real es
tate for others, shall be regarded COM
mercial broker under this act.
Is. Land warrant brokers shall pay
twenty-five dollars for each license. Any
person shall be regarded as land warrant
rant broker within the meaning of this act
who makes a business of buying and SELL
ing land warrants, and of furnishing them
to settlers or other persons under contracts
to have liens upon the land procured by
means of them according to the value
agreed on for the warrants at the time
they are furnished
16. Tobacconists shall pay ten dollars
for each license. Any person whose bus-
ness it is to sell, at relail, cigars, snuff, or
tobacco in any form, shall be regarded
tobacconist under this act. But wholesale
and retail dealers, and keepers of hotels,
inns, taverus, 4haviug taken out license
therefor, shall not be required to take out
a license as tobacconists, any thing in this
act to the contrary notwithstanding.
II. Theatres shall pay one hundred dol
lars for each license. Every edlfice erect
ed for the purpose of dramatic or operatic
representations, plays, or performances,
and not including halls rented or used oc-
casionally for concerts or thestrical repre-
sentations, shall be regarded as theatre
under this act.
l8. Oircuses shall pay fifty dollars for
each license. Every building, tent, space,
or area where feats of horsemanship aero
ba,ic sports are exhibited, shall be regard
ed as circus under this act.
10. Jugglers shall pay for each license
twenty dollars. Every person who per-
forms by sleight of hand shall be regarded
as juggler under this act. The proprie-
tors or agents of all other public exhibit
tions or shows for money, not enumerated
in this section, shall pay for each license
the sum of ten dollars: Provided, That no
license procured in one State shall be held
to authorize exhibitions in any other State,