The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-10

they may not present the claims person
ally before the departments.
p. Persons whose business 1t is to sell pat
ent rights should have license as patent
right dealers, even though they sell only
patent rights of their own in ventionS. As
! SCISSORS will observe that a patent-right
dealer requires a different license, from that
/ of a patent agent f.g VtfrA 80 isNe
| %, Trustees and guardians should not be
4 required to tatce license as real estate agents
4 for selling or renting property held in trust
/ "a. Every person, other than one holding
4 a license as lawyer or claim agent who
makes it his business or any part of his b1-
Y siness 30 draw deeds, bonds, mortgages,
wills, writs, or other legal papers, or to ex-
anime titles TO real estate, who, by adver-
tisement or conversation, or by accepting
the business whenever it is offered, holds
himself out to the public as ready to under
take it, is a cOnveyancer, and should be re-
quired to take a license as such. tgtaFi3
%. The act imposes no license upon
boarding-house keepers as such. Hotels
are open to all who choose to enter with
out previous stipulation, expecting enter
tainn1ent, unless the house is full; while
I bOartling-hOuseS ana neutrality-suspicious. are
1 open only to those who by previous ar
tainment at such rate of payment as may
be agreed upon. gW GAG 1870 8NA itt
&c. An insurance agent is one who is APP
pointed by an insurance company, and
acts for it. sft
q. An insurance broker negotiates or
procures insurance in behalf of some per-
company, for which he receives psy. COM
mission, or compensation for instance,
persons who negotiate or procure insur-
ance for the insured, or who solicit appli-
cations, &C.. and do insurance business for
agents. for which they receive pay, COM
mission, or compensation, are insurance
I :. s2S. If any person manufactures in excess
.of$i 900 at each of two or more places, he
should have a separate license for each
% WIISra iournevmen take clothing
shoes, &C., to their houses and make them
up there, they should take license as man
ufacturers if. their nanufactnres exceed
81 900 annually. Urider such license they
may employ others at the place named
80. Al applications for: permission. to
hold lotteries, &c. for charitable purposes,
free of license or other tax must be made
through the collector of the district, and
should bear his recom1n endation-, s. 81
81. Selling at wholesale under the t32d
paragraph of section, 70 isa understood to
mean selling to others to sell again, with
out reference to the quantity sold. ~
Is 50. Drafting having ceased, peddlers may
take license without question as to their
enrolment for military duty.
q SO. Appothecaries capnot sell unmixed
liquors, Except alcohol, even though pre-
scribed by physicians, without license as
dealers in liquors. 3tsF 9at8hHtNI9 Ntiia
9 a. When spirituous liquors are naedicat-
ed or mixed with foreign substances, but
to so light O degree that they are still used
as beverages and are sold as such, a liquor
dealers license will be required by the
seller. When the medication or ADM xtvre
is carried to such an extent that the liquor
is no longer susceptible OF being used as
beverage, liquor dealers license win not
be required. - ts-A 49, tisAa
IS. Butchers whose sales do nd1 exceed
81 600 annually are entitled to license upon
payment of S. Butchers who sell butchers
meat exclusively by themselves or agents.
travelling from place to place, are entitled
to license upon payment of 50, regardless
of the amount sold. f..f f-s.-s,.
&c. Persons who sell meat at wholesale
are wholesale or retail dealers according to
the amOunt-Of their sales. By selling at
wholesale liz this connection is meant.se1l-
ing TO be sold again.
81. Builders and contractors are not SUBJ
ject to license tax in any year in which
they do not construct or contract, nor unless
their contracts are in excess of $500. If a
builder commences business in March, and
makes a contract amounting to $4,000 he
- z 4 lfsla Sc ter flaa balance Of the
per annum, the proportion for two months
Is Is We, 10 which is to be added one dollar
Tor each thousand dollars in the #
in excess of $4,000. The same law and
rulings are applicable to sub-cOntracfors
%. miner may employ one person in,
the business Of mining for coal, silver, &c.
80. The liability of peddIers and CONNER
clal brokers' TO license tax depends upon the
acts done, and is not affected bv the facf
that the party is employed by Others and IL
acting merely as an agent
~. Watches and watch chains do not
nd
may therefore besold under a common ned ned.
dler's license. = Peu- /
Al. A retail dealer in liquors wishing to |
;Iose up business may sell out his Wi7oJe
'tock at one auction sale to different bur
;nasers, or may sell the whole at private
'aIe TO one purchaser, without license &c 1
wholesale e, dealer in liquors. But If he sell /
q z, dlf1erent persons at private sale in quar-
tues exceeding three gallons, he beco:nes
1aRle to tax as whol esale dealer in LIQUORS.
II. Farmers who produce annually but
err cneese, sugar, charcoal. &c, in excess
4 81 900 at one place should take license as
fisnuIaet1rers. They may, however, sell
enSe. p = ? =
4S; PERSONS travelling about the country
e ss.sd orders for goods as agents Of one +
erson or Hrm only, such as salaried clerks
r men hired by the month. Should not he
rokerS. fl1-F r =, = ----f1-.N AASAt'iA
All parts of decision No. i59 inconsistent Il
erewtth are hereby revoked.
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