Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-10
CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1864

; ing out a separate license for such sale. IT
provisions of this section shall not apply
judicial or executive officers making aucti,
sales 10y virtue of any judgment or decree
any court, nor public sales made by execute
and administrations.
Sec. 7S. And be it further enacted. TIL
no license hereinbefore provided for shall.
granted, be held or construed to EXEMPT an
person carrying on the trade, business, or pr
fession specified in said license from any pc,
atty or punishment provided by the laws
any state for carrying on such trade. business
lor profession within such State or in an
manner to authorize the commencement {
continuance of such trade, business. or mr.,
iessl0n, contrary to the laws OF such state ,
IN places prohibited by municipal law nC
shall any such license be held or construed
prevent or prohibit any State from placing
duty or tax for State or other purposes ON an
trade, business, or profession, for which
cense is required by this act no fri shall an
person carry on any trade, business, or profcs
sion, for which license is required by thi
act, be exempted from purchasing such license
from any penalty or punishment herein provi
ded, 10y or in consequence of any State la,
either authorizing or prohibiting such trade
business, or profession. .... .
Sec. 79. And be it further enacted, Tha
there shall be paid annually for each Ecens
granted the sum herein stated respectively
Any number of persons, except lawyers, con
yeyancers, claim agents, physicians surgeons
dentists, cattle brokers, horse dealers. ant
pedlers, carrying on such business i'm copart
nershp may transact such business at tn,
place specified in their license, and not other
wise, that is to say:
One. Bankers using or employing capital
not exceeding the sum of fifty thousand dol
lars and pay one hundred dollars for each Ii
cense when using or employing a capital ex
ceeding fifty thousand dollars. for every addi
tional thousand dollars in excess of fifty thou
sand dollars, two dollars. Every person
firm, or company, and every Incorporated OF
other bank, having place of business where
credits are opened 10y the deposit or collection
OF money or currency, subject to I've paid OF
remitted upon draft, check, or order or where
money is advanced or loaned on stocks, bonds,
bullion, bills of exchange, or promissory
notes, or where stocks, bonds, bullion, bills
OF exchange, or promissory notes are received
for discount or sale, shall be regarded n bank.
er under this act: Prorded, That any saw.
ings bank having no capital stock and whose
business is confined to receiving deposits and
loaning the same for the benefit of its deposi
tors, and which does no other business of
shall not be liable to pay for a Ii
cense as a banker.
Two. Wholesale dealers, whose annual sale
do not exceed fifty thousand dollars, shall pay
nifty dollars for each license ; and if exceeding
htty thousand dollars for every additional
dollars in excess of fifty thousand
dollars, one dollar. Every person shall be re-
garded as wholesale dealer under this act
whose business it is to sell or offer to sell any
goods. wares, or merchandise of foreign or do
nestle production, not including wines, spir-
It's, or malt liquors, whose annual sales ex-
ceed twenty-five thousand dollars. And the
license required by any Wholesale dealer shall
not be for less amount than his sales for the
previous year, unless he has made or proposes
to make some change in his business that will
IN the lndgment ct the cssssS;. So &C. .-..sS".;
nor shall any license as a wholesale dealer al.
low any such person to act as commercial
bI oker Pr0ridei. That any license understa.
ted may and shall be again assessed, and that
no person holding license as a wholesale
dealer in liquors shall he required to take an
additional license on account of the sale of
other goods, wares, or merchandise on the
same premises.
Three. Retail dealers shall pay ten dollars
for each license. Every person whose bust
ness or occupation it is to sell or offer for sale
any goods. wares, or merchandise of foreign
on domestic production, not including spirits,
wines, ale, beer, or other malt liquors, and
whose annual sales exceed one thousand and
do not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars.
shall be regarded rs a retail dealer under this
act.
Four, Wholesal dealers in liquors whose
annual sales do not exceed fifty thousand dol
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and If exceeding fifty thousand dollars, fol
every additional one thousand dollars in ex
cess of fifty Thousand dollars, one dollar
Every person who shall sell or offer for sale
any distilled spirits. fermented liquors, oi
wines of any kind in quantities of more than
three gallons ut one time to the same purchas
er. or whose annual sales, including sales %
other merchandise. shall exceed twenty five
Thousand dollars, shall be regarded whole
sale dealer in liquors.
Five. Retail dealers in liquors shall pay
twenty-five dollars for each license. Ever,
person who shall sell or offer sor sale foreign
or domestic spirits, wines, ale, beer, or othe
malt liquors in quantities of three gallons o
less, or whose annual sales, including al
sales of other merchandise do not eXcee,
twenty-five thousand dollars, shall be regard
ell as retail dealer in liquors under this act
But nothing herein contained shall authoriz
the sale OF any spirits, wines, or malt liquor
to be drank on the premises.
Six. Lottery ticket dealers shall pay on
hundred dollars for each license. Every per
son. association, firm, or corporation win
shall make, sell, or offer to sell lottery tick
cts or fractional parts thereof or any token
certificate, or device representing or intende,
to represent lottery ticket or any fractiona
part thereof, or any policy Of numbers in an
lottery, or shall manage any lottery or pre-
pare schemes OF lotteries, or superintend tn
drawing of any lottery, shall be deemed u LOT
terry ticket dealer under this act.
Seven. Horse dealers shall pay for each Il
cense the sum of ten dollars. Any perso
whose business it is to buy or. sell horses c
mules shall be regarded horse dealer unde
this act Prorided, That one license havin
been paid, no additional license shall be r,
quired of any horse dealer who keeps a liver
stable, nor of any livery stable keeper VIII
may also be horse dealer.
Eight. Livery stable keepers shall pay te
dollars for each license Any person who:
business il is to keep horses for hire, or to lie
or to keep, feed. or board horses for other
shall be regarded as livery stable keeper ul
der this act.
| Nine. Brokers shall pay fifty dollars Il
each license. Every person, firm, or comp
nv. except such as hold a license as banke
whose business it is as a broker to negOtia
purchases or sales of stocks. exchange, br
lion, coined money, bank notes, promisso
notes. or other securities, shall be regarded
a broker, under this act. and shall make GA
or affirmation, according to the form to
prescribed by the Commissioner of Intern
Revenue, that all their transactions are ma'
for commission Prerided. That any pers'
holding license as a banker shall not be
lquired to take out a LICENSE as broker
Ten. Pawnbrokers using or employing
capital of not exceeding fifty thousand doila
shall pay fifty dollars for each license an
when using on employing capital eXceedil
fifty thousand dollars, for every addition
thousand dollars in excess OF fifty thousaI
dollars, two dollars. Every person who
business or occupation it Is to take or receiv
by way of pledge. pawn. or exchange, al
goods. wares, or merchandise, or any kind
personal property whatever, for the repayme
or security of money lent thereon, shall
. deemed pawnbroker under this act.
, Eleven. Land warrant brokers shall p
, twenty five dollars for each license. Any p'
, son shall be regarded rs land warrant bl
7 ker within the meaning of this act who max
business of buying aud selling land WI
/ rants, or furnishing them to settlers or otl
persons.
: Twelve. Cattle brokers. whose ann
n. 4 u. Il,