The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-17

hr;,dinp where medicines are compounded
=. ered according to prescriptions OF ply
s;ai.ns or where medicines are sold, shau
sN r.-o,r5aa as an apothecary. But whole
- End RETAIL dealers, who have PAID the
s1sc;ai tar therefor, shall not be required TO
nav a tax as an apothecary; nor shall apo'ne-
aaries who have paid the specia! eaA De
on;red 10 nav the tax as retail dealers Ia IL
59nor in consequence of selling alcohol' OF OF
selling or of dispensing, upon physlSeI:a
nrescr;ptions. the wines and spirits oncinal
in the United States and other Datlonal pnaIr
macopeias in quantities not exceeding hl'h
a pint of either at any one time, nor eHceeu,
ING in aggregate cost value the sum oi 'nAe0
hundred dollars per annum
Thirty-four. Photographers shall pay zen
5oIIars ANY person who makes Tor sale pho-
tooraphs, ambrotypes, dagueIreotyPes' Oh
nietures, by the action OF hight SNAIL nc re-
gardcd photographer
ao1Iars Any person, firm, or corporation
1rboSo business it is to manufacture cigars,
ma or tobacco in any form, shall be re-
garded Il tobaceonlst' 7,1I,rs
Tbirtv-six Butchers shall pay Ten collars
Every nerson whose business II Is TO sen
butchers lmeatsat retail shall DE regaIueu as
q butcher: Pyorlded, That no buteher having
Maid the special tax therefor shah nc re,
aau;red 70 nav the special tax as a retain
daoIor ON account of selling other articles al
the same store, stall, or promises; Ffog'"e"
G,,tbfr That butchers who sell butchers
meat exclusively by themselves or agents
trovelIinr from place TO place, ana not Ifom
onv sbop or stand, shall be required 20 pay
Ave- dollars only, any existing law 10 'he
contrary Notwithstanding
Thirtv-seyen. Propriotors OF theatres. mu-
senms. and concert halls, shall pay one h'iii-
dred dollars. Every odlhee nsed toF 'ho P'i-
nosc of drsmaTic or operatic or other repre-
pP npTtDTnHnFFH,
mission TO which entrance money Is received
not ;ncludinfr halls rented or used occaSloE-
allv In, concerts or theatrical representa-
tions, shall be regarded - a theatre; 70
rided. That when amy such cditlee IS un"er
Iesse at the passage of this act L he t;tA sbau
10 1aaid nv the lessee, unless otherwise stipu-
lated between the parties TO said lease.
Tbirtv-eight The proprietor or proprletors
of circuses shall pay one hundred dollars
Every building, tent, space. ~ area Whefe
feats of horsemanshlp or acr"nh5tc Sports II
theatrical performances are eAhsbtfed, shall
he regarded as q circus: Pr0rtnfe That no
special tax paid in one State shall N'''npt
exhibitions from tho raN iii another : 'fc-
And but one special tax shall be iapJSrd l"r
exhibitions within any one State.
Thirty-nine. Jugglers shall pay r"'n'E
dollars. Every person VIII" performs by
sleight of hand shall be regarded q Il iuSlgleT.
The proprietors or agcutS nt al other l'i"ilr
exhibitions or shows for money mol 'Anlnsf-
ated in this section, shall pay ten dollars
Prorided That q special tax paid in one state
shall not exempt exhibitions from the tax ~
another State And but one spccltI raX sh.
be REQUIRED for exhibitions within N. one
State.
Forty Proprietors of bowling alleys and
billiard rooms shall pay ten dollars for each
alley or table. Every place or building
where bowls are thown or billiards played,
and open to the public with or without price,
shall be regarded as bowling alley or BIZ
lizard room, respectively.
Forty-one Preprietors of gift enterprises
shall pay one hundred and fifty dollars
Every person, firm, or corporation who shall
sell or offer for sale any real estate or article
Of merchandise of any description WhatSo-
ever or any ticket of admission to any czhl-
bition or performance, with promise eX-
press or implied TO give or bestow, or III any
manner hold ont the promise OF gift or be
stowal of any article or thing for and IL con
sideration of the purchase 10y any person of
any other article or thing, shall be regarded
as the proprietor of a gift enterprise; Pro
rided, That such proprietor, in consequence
of being thus taxed, shall be exempt from
paying any other tax imposed by law. and
the special tax herein required shall be IN
addition thereto
F0rty-two Owners Of stations and jacks /
shall pay ten dollars Every person who |
keeps a horse or a Jack for the use of mares, /
requiring or receiving pay therefor, shall be /
regarded as the owner thereof and shall fur .
nish statement TO the assessor or assistant .
assessor, which shall contain brief descTip-
ton of the animal, its age, and place or
places where used or TO be used: PrOCidcd, (
That all accounts, notes, or demands for the /
use of any such horse or jack, the owner or !
keeper thereof not having paid the tax rs
aforesaid, shall be VOID.
Forty-three. Lawyers shall pay ten dollars.
Every person who for fec or reward shall
prosecute or defend causes in any court of
record OF other judicial tribunal OF the
United States or of any of the States, or
whose business it is to give legal advice in
relation to any cause or matter whatever,
shall be deemed to be a lawyer.
Forty -four. Physicians, surgeons, and den
fists shall pay ten dollars. Every person
Except apotheearies) whose business ii is,
for fee and reward, to prescribe remedies or
perform surgical operations for the cure of
any bodily disease or ailing, shall be deemed
q physician, surgeon, or dentist.
Forty five Architects and civil engineers
shall pay ten dollars. Every person whose
business it is to plan, design, or superintend
the construction of buildings, or ships, or of
roads, or bridges, or canals, or railroads, shall
be regarded as an architect and civil engi-
neer: PrOUided, That this shall not include a
practical carpenter who labors on n build
ing.
TO BE CONTINUED.