The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-10-23
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| close of the session. GALUSHA A. GROW,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Continued
8. Rectifers shall pay twenty-five dollars
for each license to rectify any quanty of spi-
rituous liquors, not exceeding five hundred
| barrels or casks, containing not more than
forty gallons to each barrel or cask of liquor
so rectified and twenty-five dollars for each
additional five hundred such barrels, or any
fractional part thereof. Every person who
rectifies, or reincs spirituous liquors or wines
| by any process, or mikes distilled spirits,
whiskey, brandy, gin, or wine, with any 9th
| er materials for sale under the name of whis-
key, rum, brandy, gin. wine, or any other
name, shall be regarded as rect1ier under
| this act.
9. Distillers shall pay fifty dollars for each
| license and every person or cOpartnershlp
who distils or manufactures spirituOus Ii
ouors for sale, shall be deemed distiller I'M
der this act: Provided, That any person or
copartnership distilling or manufacturing
less than three hundred barrels per year shall
pay twenty-five dollars for a license. And
provided farther, That no license shall he
required for any still, stills, or other appara
tus used by druggists and chemists for the
recovery of alcohol for pharmaceutical and
chemical purposes which has been used in
those processes. And provided further,
That distillers of apples and peaches, distil-
ling or manufacturing less than one hundred
and fifty barrels per year from the same,
shall pay twelve and one-half dollars for Ii
canse for that purpose, and for a greater
quantity as other distillers.
10. Brewers shall pay fifty dollars for each
license. Every person who manufactures
fermented liquors of any name or descrip
ton, for sale, from malt, wholly or in part,
shall be deemed brewer under this act
Provided, That any person who manufac
lures less than five hundred barrels per year
shall pay the sum of twenty-five dollars for
a license.
II. Hotels inns and taverns shall be clas-
sifed and rated according to the yearly rem
tai, or, if not rented, according to- the esti-
mated yearly rental of the house and proper
ty intended to be occupied for said purposes
as follows, to wit: All cases where the rent
or the valuation of the yearly rental of said
house and property shall be ten thousand
dollars or more shall constitute the first class
and shall pay two hundred dollars for each
license; where the rent or the valuation of
the yearly rental shall be five thousand dol
lars and less than ten thousand dollars, the
second class, and shall pay one hundred dol
lars for each license; where the rent or the
valuation of the yearly rental shall be twen-
ty-five hundred dollars and less than five
thousand dollars the third class, and shall
pay seventy-five dollars for each license;
where the rent or the valuation of the yearly
rental shall be one thousand dollars and less
than twenty-five hundred dollars, the fourth
class, and shall pay fifty dollars for each Ii
cense; where the rent or the valuation of tn
yearly rental shall be five hundred dollars
the fifth class, and shall pay twenty-five dol
lars for each license; where the rent or tn
valuation of the yearly rental shall be three
hundred dollars and less than five hundred
dollars, the sixth class, and shall pay fifteeI
dollars for each license; W here the rent or
the valuation of the yearly rental shall be
one hundred dollars and less than three hull
dred dollars, the seventh class, and shall pay
ten dollars for each license; where the rerlt
or the valuation of the yearly rental shall he
less than one hundred dollars, the eight ella; IS
and shall pay five dollars for each licens e.
Every place where food and lodging are pr
vided for and furnished to travellers and So
journers, in view of payment therefor, shall
be regarded as a hotel, inn, or tavern under.
this act All steamers and vessels upon wa
tiers of the United States, ON board of which
passengers or travellers are provided with
food or lodging, shall be required to take out
license Of the fifth class, as aforesaid under
this act. The rental or estimated rental or
shall be fixed and established by the asses
sor of the proper district at its proper value,
but at not less than the actual rent agreed on
any fraud or collusion in the return of actual
rent to the assessor there shall be penalty
equal to double the amount of licenses re-
quired by this section to be collected as
other penalties under this act are collec-
ted.
12 Eating houses shall pay ten dollars for
each license. Every place where food or re-
freshments of any kind are provided for
casual visitors and sold for consumption
choll l,o 1nfJo
under this act. But the keeper of any eating
house having taken out license therefor
shall not be required to take out license as
confectioner, anything III this act to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
13. Brokers shall pay fifty dollars for each
license. Any person whose business is to
purchase or sell stocks, coined money, bank
notes, or other securities for themselves or
others, or who deals in exchanges relating to
money, shall be regarded broker under this
act.
IA. Commercial brokers shall pay fifty
dollars for each license. Any person or firm,
except one holding a license as wholesale
dealer or banker, whose business it is, as the
agent of others, to purchase or sell goods, or
seek orders therefor, in original or unbroken
packages or produce, or to manage business
matters for the owners of vessels, or for the
shippers or consignors of freight carried by
vessels, or whose business it is to purchase,
rent, or sell real estate for Others shall be re-
gartled commercial broker under this act.
Is. Land warrant brokers shall pay twenty
five dollars for each license. Amy person
shall be regarded as land warrant broker
within the meaning of this act who makes a
business of buying and selling land warrants
and of furnishing them to settlers or other |
persons under contracts to have liens upon
the land procured by means of them accord
ing to the value agreed on for the warrants |
at the time they are furnished.
Is. Tobaceonists shall pay ten dollars for
each license. Any person whose business it 7
s to sell, at retail, cigars, snuff, or tobacco in
my form, shall be regarded n tobacconist !
lnder this act. But wholesale and retail |
laolars and leppero 0f hotels ipno tayernc I