Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-25

sf n~s~s 40 e=rs-mcy. szhg~cs - &c p~s& x -
Usa<n~S ~pzn erx<T. eA~1k or srSez. es sA-r.
uss1ry = s<ivxzr-d 90 l~zH-1 an sseeks ss4n~ss.
b~Ihaa- balis af sxeA<ne-. GO p<sua~~wy
nst<s az rcc-sv~d isr &s1sxzf o. sxlr ssxz b.
rexEa-4 bsxA-x sa2<x THIS 80 P,s<a<-l
That Any sswings-baak ksvlag No e,ys,Al
s,ock. xnA ~ho-e ba<snrs 10 esnsn>a TO rr-
eeiviag deposits and loxaipg ,h- sane fss
the bcnch; OF irs dePo<iso<s. AlsA ~hseh ds-s
no other basine~s of b.nk *. shall
not be habi- to pay for = hcsH~e - a h4nkcr.
Two. Wholesale deales., whose annual
sals do not exceed ffy thousand dollars.
shall pay fifty dollars f9 each license; and
h-xe-eding il fifty Thousand dollars. for every
additional thousand dollars in excess Of fifty
thousand dollars, one dollar. Every persou
shall be regarded as q wholesale dealer under
this act whose business it is to sell, or to offer
to sell. any goods. wares. or merchandise Of
foreign or domestic production, not including
wines. spirits, or malt liquors, whose annual
sales exceed 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 judgment Of the as
SCISSOR or assistant assessor, reducing the
amount of his annual sales; nor shall any
license as Wholesale dealer allow any such
person to act as commercial broker Pro-
vidcd, That any license undcrstatcd may
and shall be again assessed, and that no per-
son holding license as Wholesale dealer
in liquors shall be required to take an addi-
tional license on account of tho sale of other
goods, wares, or merchandise on the same
premises.
Three. 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
eign or 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 dol.
lars, shall be regarded as a retail dealer under
this act
Four. Wholesale dealers in liquors. whose
annual sales do not exceed fifty thousand
dollars, shall pay fifty dollars for each license !;
and if exceeding fifty thousand, enc dollar for
every additional one thousand dollars in ex-
cess Of fifty thousand dollars. Every person
who shall sell, or offer for sale, any distilled
spirits. fermented liquors, or wines of any
kind in quantities Of more than three gallons at
one tins to the same purchaser, or whose
annual sales, including sales Of other mer.
chandise. shall exceed twenty five thousand
dollars, shall be regarded o wholesale dealer
in liquors.
Five. Retail dealers in liquors shall pay
Twenty-Five dollars for each license. Every per-
son who shall sell or offer for sale foreign or
domestic spirits. wines, ale, beer, or other
malt liquors in quantities of threc gallons or
less, or whose annual sales, incluing all sales
of other merchandise. do not exceed twenty.
five thousand dollars. shall be regarded as a
retail dealer in liquors under this act. But
nothing herein contained shall authorize the
sale Of any spirits, wines, or malt liquors to
be drank on the promises.
Six. Iottery-tickt dealers shall pay one
hundred dollars for each license. Every
person, association, firm, or corporation who
shall make, sell, or offer to sell lottery tick
cts, or fractional parts thereof. OF any token,
certificate, or device representing, or intended
to represent, lottery ticket, or any fractional
part thereof, or any policy Of numbers in
any lottery, or shall mansge any lottery,
shall be deemed lottery ticket dealer under
this act.
Seven. Horse-dealers shall pay for each
license the sum of ten dollars. Any person
whose businessi it 10 to buy or sell horses or
mules shall be regarded householder under
this act: Provided, That one license hav-
ing been paid, no additional license shall be
required Of any horse-dsaler who keeps a
livory.stable, nor of any livery stable keeper
,,.hU snaw also h.. q horun Goo0>v
Eight. Livery-stable keepers shall pay
ten dollars for each license. Any person
whose business it is to keep horses for hire.
or to let, or to keep, feed, Or board ho,ses for
others, shall bs regarded - . livery
keeper under this act.
Nine. Brokers shall pay City dollars for
each license. Every person. firm. or compa-
ny, except such ~ hold license as banker,
whose business it is - broker to negotiats
purchases or sales Of stocks, exchanges. bull
Ion. coined money. hank notes. promissosy
soAes. a Other securities. shall MAKE oath q
aAsnssioa. according 10 sAs Torn to be pre-
scsibed By the eeomission of internal rrveuue
that I'll their trsAsaetssss are osas f0 Q
coanis<isa: Prass&si. Tha any Prssua
kosai.g hc-ese - haak& shall ~ be ~
Suirrd 10 sake out . 6rssse - hss&er-
Tea fsvssrskss. sainx - soFsoyisg 9
eaPisi Il ~ sse--ai.g Cry sAsus..A -
l.sA shan p.y q, as,A.D S~ s.<A kess<,
s.a shs. .-i,gs @saSyne . e.qss.i s.-
ersSsag Gay sss.,A 3sa.z. ~ essry -
dixssssl sksuss.A a~lzns j. ezr-s q CIV
sAs,a a~E.n- sss -. Es~y Fs@
vAsR b..i.ss ~ sr.p.ss-s d /. - snke q
r-.-svsL ~ ~sy <Phr. p~a ~sz<As.s'
ay ess3a- vDw- - .rsrA.s1s~<- - -.
kl.1 a prs.i pssPMny vAsr~s. ~ ~
rsyusa - ssesray Il oa<y t-ss sA~sua
- b a-~.-d . pssuhssA~ us4z -
| L>Ae kpuhrru sknT -,