Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-10

II sales do not exceed the sum of ten thousan
5 dollars, shall pay ten dollars for each license
Every person, other than one holding licens
as broker, wholesale or retail dealer, whose oe
4 cupation is to buy or sell agricultural or farn
Y products and whose annual sales do not ex
: ceed ten thousand dollars, shall be rcgarde,
= as a produce broker under this act
Fourteen. Commercial brokers shall pa,
4, twenty dollars for each license. Any persoi
or firm, whose business it is, as broker, I,
+ negotiate sales or purchases of goods, wares
produce, or merchandise not otherwise provi
r ded for in this act. or seek orders therefor il
r original or unbroken packages or to negotiat,
irerghts and other business for the owner
Oh vessels, or for the shippers or consignors q,
? consignees OF freight carried by vessels, shal
be regarded as q commercial broker under th
act.
Fifteen. Custom house brokers shall pa,
ten dollars for each license Every persoI
whose occupation it is, as the agent of Others
to arrange entries and other custom house pa.
pers, or transact business at any port of entry
relating to the importation or expectation o
goods, wares, merchandise, shall be regarded
a custom house broker under this act.
Sixteen. Distillers shall pay fifty dollars
for each license. Every person, firm. or cor
poration who distills or manufactures spirits
tor sale ahall he deemed distiller under this
act: Prortded, That any person, firm, or cor
poration, distilling or manufacturing less than
three hundred barrels per year shall pay twen-
ty-hve dollars for license lind prorided, fur
her, That no license shall be required for any
stiil, stills, or other apparatus used by drug
gists and chemists for the recovery of alcohol
| Tor pharmaceutical and chemical OF scientific
purposes which has been used in those process
ses And proriied. further, That distilers of
apples, grapes, and peaches, distilling or man.
ufacturing less than one hundred and fifty
/ barrels per year from the same, shall pay
| twelve and one-half dollars for license for
that purpose.
| Seventeen. Brewers shall pay fifty dollars
for each license. Every person, firm, or cor
poration, who manufactures fermented liquors
OF any name or description, for SALE from
| malt, wholly or i'm part, or from any substi-
tute therefor, shall be deemed brewer under
this act Propided, That any person, firm. or
corporation who manufactures less than five
hundred barrels per year shall pay the sum of
twenty-five dollars for license.
Eighteen. Rectifiers shall pay twenty-five
dollars for each license to rectify any quantity
OF splrituous liquors. not exceeding FIVE hun
dred barrels, packages or casks, containing not
more than forty gallons to each barrel pack
age, or cask Of liquor SO rectitied and TWEEN
ty-iye dollars additional for each additional
five hundred such barrels, packages or casks,
or any fractional part thereof Every person,
firm, or corporation, who rectifics, purifies, or
reiines spintuous liquors or wines by any pre-
cess, or mikes distilled spirits, whiskey bran
dy,. gin, or wine, with any materials for sale
under the name Of whisky, rum, brandy. gin,
vine, or any other name, shall be regarded as
a rectiiier under this act. #. #a
Nineteen. Coal-oil distillers shall pay for
each license the sum of fifty dollars Any
person, firm, or corporation, who shall refine,
produce , or dstl crude & or refined Pstselsqmm is IN
fined oil made of asphaltum, shale. peat. or
other bituminous substances, or shall manu-.
ficture coal Illuminating oil, shall be regai ded
coal-oil distiller under this act
Twenty. Hotels, inns. and taverns shall he
classified and rated according to the yearly
rental. or, it not rented according To the es-
tlmated yearly rental of the house and prop
erty intended to be occupied for said purposes
as follows, to wit ALI cases where the rent
or valuation of the yearly rental of said house
and property shall lie two hundred dollars, or
less, shall pay ten dollars. And if exceeding
two hundred dollars for any additional one
hundred dollars or fractional part thereof in
excess of two hundred dollars. five dollars
Every place where food and lodging are pro-
vided for and furnished to travellers and So
journers in view of payment therefor, shall
be regarded as hotel, inn, or tavern under
this act PrOrided, That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed To exempt keepers
OF hotels, taverns, and eating houses in which
| liquors are sold by retail, to he drank upon
the premises, from taking out a license for
such sale, for which license they shall pay a
tax OF twenty-five dollars. The yearly rental
shall be fixed and established by the assessor
of the proper district at its proper value, but
II rented, at not less than the actual rent
agreed on 10y the parties. All steamers and
vessels, upon waters of the United States, on
board OF which passengers or travellers are
provided with food or lodgings shall be sub
ject to and required to pay twenty five dol
lars for each license ProUided, That If there
be any fraud or colusion i'm the return of artu-
al rent to the assessor there shall be a penalty
equal to double the amount of licenses requir-
ed by this section. to be collected as other pen
alties under this act are collected.
Twenty-one. Eating houses shall pay ten
dollars for each license. Every place where
food or refreshments of any kind, not inclu-
ding spirits, wines, ale, beer, or other malt
liquors, are provided for casual visitors and
sold for consumption therein, shall be recar-
ded as an eating house under this act. But
the keeper of an eating house having taken
out license therefor shall not be required Il
take out license as coniectioner, any thing
in this act to the contraIrly notwithstanding
Twenty-Five. Confectioners shall pay ten
sells at retail confectionery, sweetmeats, com
fits, or other confects, in any building, shal
he regarded as confectioner under this act
But wholesale and retail dealers. having takel
out a license therefor, shall not be required /
! take out license as contectioner, any thin
in this act to the contrary notwithstanding
: Twenty-three. Claim agents and agents 70
!, procuring patents shall pay ten dollars 70
each license. Every person whose business i
: is to prosecute claims in any OF the Executive
, Departments OF the Federal Government, o
, patent agent, as the case may be, under thi
. act.
Twenty four. Patent right dealers shal
pay ten dollars for each license. Every per
son whose business il is To sell or offer for sal
patent rights shall be regarded a patent.righ
dealer under this act.
Twenty-Five. Retl-estate agents shall pa
: ten dollars for each license. Every perso
, whose business il Is to sell or offer for sale rea
. estate for others. or to rent houses, stores, O
J other buildings or real estate, or to eollec
J rent for Others, shall be regarded as a real es
Is tate agent under this act.
Twenty-six. Conveyancers shall pay te
:, dollars for each license. Every person, 9th,
y than one holding license rs "a lawyer OF clair
agent, whose business it Is to draw deed
= bonds, mortgages, wills writs, or other leg;
: papers, or to examine titles to real estat,
shall be regarded conveyancer. under tn
n act.
5 Twenty seven. Intelligence Office keepe
4 shall pay ten dollars for each license. Ever
z person whose business il is to find or furnis
j places of employment for others, or to find {
q furnish servants upon application in wtitin
e or otherwise, receiving compensation thereto
}, shall be regarded as intelligence Office keel
y er under this act.
II Twenty eight. Insurance agents shall pa
It ten dollars for each license. Any person WI
e shall act as agent Of any fire. marine life, M
tual or other insurance company or compa
y les, shall be regarded as an insurance agel
r under this act Proeided That no licen
, shall be required OF any insurance agent
es broker whose receipts, AS such agent, are IL
r. than the sum of three hundred dollars in al
er one year.
Twenty-nine. Foreign insurance agen
al shall pay fifty dollars for each license. Eve
III person who shall act as agent of any forei;
5 |; fire, marine, life, mutual or other insaraIl
,l- company or companies, shall be regarded a.
nd reign insurance agent under this act.
to Thirty. Auctioneers whose annual sales