Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-07

censc as retail dealers in liquors in conse-
quence of selling alcohol ;" and in paragraph
number twenty-nine by inserting after the
word - merchandise" " or who shall manu-
facturc by hand or machinery, for any other
person, or persons, goods, wares, or mer-
chandise."
That section sixty-four be, and hereby is,
further amended by adding, to the end
thereof, the following paragraphs:
Thirty-four. Architects and civil engin-
eers shall pay ten dollars for each license.
Every person whose business it is to plan,
design, or superintend the construction OF
buildings, or ships, or of roads, or bridges,
or canals, or railroads, shall be regarded as
an architect and civil engineer under this
act Prorided, That this shall not include
practical carpenter who labors on build
ing.
"Thirty-fivc. Builders and contractors
shall pay twenty-five dollars for each license.
Every person whose business it is to con-
struct buildings, or ships, or bridges, or ca
! nails, or railroads by contract, shall be re-
garded as builder and contractor under
this act: Pyor;deH, That no license shall
be required from any person whose build ing
contracts do not exceed two thousand five
hundred dollars in any one year.
"Thirty-six Stations and jacks, owners
of. shall pay ten dollars for each license.
Every person who keeps male horse or
iackass for the use of mares, requiring or
receiving pay therefor, shall be required TO
take out a license under this act, which shall
contain trief description of the animal, its
age, and place or places where used or to be
used Prorided, That all accounts, notes, or
demands, for the use of such horse or jack
without license. as aforesaid shall be in
valid and of no force in any court of law or
equity.
"Thirty seven. Lottery ticket dealers
shall pay one thousand dollars for each Ii
ccnse. Every person. association, firm, or
corporation who shall make, sell, or offer to
sell lottery tickets or fractional parts thereof,
or any token, certificate, or device represent
ing or intended to represent a lottery ticket
or any fractional part thereof, or any policy
of numbers in any lottery, or shall manage
any lottery or prepare schemes of lotteries,
or superintend the drawing of any lottery.
shall be deemed a lottery-ticket dealer unler
this act.
| Thirty-cight. Insurance agents shall pay
ten dollars for each license. Any person
who shall act as agent OF any fire. mariac.
lif., mutual, or other insurance company. or
companies. shall be regarded as an insurance
agent under this act: Prorided, That no Ii
cense shall be required of any insurance
agent or broker whose receipts, as such
ayent. are less than the sum of six hundred
dol,rs in any one year.
"Thirty- y-ninc Butchers shall pay ten dol
lars for each license. Every person whose
business it is to sell butchers meat at retail
shall be regarded as butcher under this act !:
Prorided, That no butcher having taken out
license, and paid ten dollars therefor, shall
be required to take out license as retail
dealer on account of selling other articles at
the same store, stall. or premises: Provided,
further, That butchers who retail butchers
meat exclusively from cart or wagon, by
themselves or agents, shall be required to pay
five dollars only for each license. any exist
ing law to the contrary notwithstanding, and
having taken out license therefor shall not
be required to take out license as pcdlcr
for retailing butchers meat, as aforesaid {:
And p,orided. further, That no license shall
be required of butcher whose annual sales
do not exceed one thousand dollars.
"Forty. Retail dealers shall pay ten dol.
lars for each license. Every person whose
business or occupation it is to sell or offer for
sale any goods, wares, or merchandise Of for
cgn or domestic production, not including
wines, spirituous or malt liquors, but not ex-
Guiding drugs. medicines, cigars, snuff, or to-
bacco, and whose annual sales exceed one
thousand, and do not exceed twenty-five
thousand dollars, shall be regarded as retail
dealer under this act.
"Forty-one Wholesale dealers, whose
annual sales do not exceed fifty thousand dol
lars, shall pay twenty-five dollars for each Ii.
censc if exceeding fifty thousand, and not
exceeding one hundred thousand dollars,
shall pay fifty dollars for each license ex-
cccding one hundred thousand and not ex-
cecdng two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, shall pay one hundred dollars for each
license; exceeding two hundred and fifty
thousand and not exceeding five hundred
thousand dollars, shall pay two hundred dol
lars for each license; exceeding five hundred
thousand and not exceeding one million
dollars, shall pay three hundred dollars for
each license; exceeding one million and not
exceeding two million dollars, shall pay five
hundred dollars for each license; exceeding
two millions of dollars, shall pay two hum
drcd and fifty dollars for every million of
dollars in the excess of two millions Of dol
lars, in addition to the FIVE hundred dollars.
Every person shall be regarded as whole
sale dealer under this act whose business or
Occupation it is to sell or offer to sell any
goods, wares. or merchandise of foreign or
domestic production, not including distilled
spirits, fermented liquors or wines, but not
excluding drugs. medicines, cigars. sunff.