Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-30
InternsI Revenue Decisions.

LICENCES.
a. license TO q htm Of Cattle Brokers
will not authorize The members of the trm
to pursue the vocation at differ cut places
~ the same time. Each member must be
able 10 exhibit tie license when called up
on, aud therefore license 10 d IN can be
useful TO one member only at The same
time
All persons who make sales by auction,
except those selling by virtue of u juig
mcut or decree Of court, or at sales made
ny exc utors aid administrators, or a.
employees OF duly licensed auctioneer,
are required TO tuke out licences as auction
,erS, aud TO pay the tax Of one.lenih OF
Que per cent. upon their sales
Veterinary Surgecns are required 20
have license as o'her surgeons Any Ii.
ceuse understated may be again sessed
Lerson taking license as Retail
Dealer aud his sales exceeding the SUN OF
$20. QUO year is liaUle 10 re assessment,
aud II any person, buyiog taken GU, license
at an lnsutlcient rate, fails 10 uotify the
Assessor US soon US be scovers that such
Is the iac', or fails'o pay the amount due
as SOON as 1t IS assessed, he will be liable ~
all tie peuatles provided for doing business
without u license. III
Mechaulcs, such az carpenters, masops
and paioters, who furnish respectively the
ma,efiss commonly used by them, will be
re9uutd 20 take license US dealers, wheu
ever their annual sales exceed one thousand
dollars.
A person who travels from place to place
In the street or through the country sell
lng or putting up lightning rods is liuble
TO peddler's liceuse. A person who trav
els Ia ike manner selling CHARCOAL is also
llable 10 peddlet's license. Parties who
advertise themselves as claim agents, must
lake lIcense as such, whether they actualiy
d. sucn business Or not. Ii persuns prepare
the papers which are necessary for parties
applying for pension, &c, aud send those
papers 10 Claim agents at Washington, !,
they become claim agents.
Tue fact that u person has taken out
wrong license does not free him from the
necessity Of taking out the proper Que.
III person holds out to the public by
dS. deeds. or writing that he is engaged
III any Kind Of business req iiring liceuse,
he must take liceose therefor, although he
ousiuesS III question may not be bis Chief
VI eAcius'ye occupation.
MANUFACTURES.
a blacksmith is cons dered mlnufec-
lurer aud subject to tax tIion if his business
exceeds 5000 year exclusive of repairs
1t bis business exceeds $1,000 8 year he is
liable to a license. Horse shoes are mauu,
lectures. Manufacturers of Horse Shoes
oy machinery must pay specific tax OF
TWO dollars per ton !; aud it the shoer
afterwards puts toes and corks to them,
they become new manufacture, and are
subject to taxation.
When boots or shoes or clothing made
upon special orders are not taken by the
persons ordering them, and are placed in =
Store for general sale, they should be
classed as made for sale generally" and
taxed at the rate of three per cent ad valo
rem
A persoa who manufactures molasses
from sorghum should be licensed as man
ufacturer, aud the molaseS is subject to .
duty of three per cent.
Window aud door frames, sashes. doors
bliads, mouldings. &c, being in them selve,
manufactures, and liable o taxation wher
removed for sale, are equally liable TO tax
alton where the carpenter or builder makes
the same and uses them on houses bull
under contract.
Fire bricks ore manufacture and sub
ject TO duty of three per cent. The msn
uaciure of cigars is liable TO duty on th'
entire amount made aud sold even If hi
annual product is less than six hundred
dollars. The price at which the cigars are
sold measures the tax which is to be palI
upon them.
INCOME.
Every person will be required TO return
bis total income, so far specifying TN
sources from which tits derived as 10 enable
the assistant assessor to decide what deduc
tion shall be made therefrom.
Every farmer or planter will be required
to make return of the value OF the procuc
Of his farm or plantation, without deductio
for the labor or services of himself apd hl
5 family, or for any portion OF such produc
!. consumed By himself aud family.
Farm produce. which the producer hs
| ON hand on the 3lst day OF. Decembs
: ls6a, must be spprised at iis marke, valu
i on that day. Gains or profts realize
/ tom the sale of property during the yea
1888, which property was purchased b
9 lore The excise Law went into effect. shs
9 be reto, ned az ipcomA fnr the year 1883.
o The Executors q Adnjpistrstors OF Il
a eSta tea Of pora0r0 wf26 died In the yol