The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-06

carrlage-making establishment, or estab.
hshment whore carriages and buggies are
made or repaired. twenty dollars: for
each carriage repository, where carriages
or buggies are sold on owners account or
on commission, other than q carriage
making establishment, twenty-five dol
lars; for each cotton-gin mandatory,
fifteen dollars; for each first class hotel,
one hundred dollars; for each second
class hotel fifty dollars; for each boarding
house, fifteen dollars; for each cotton buy
buyer whose tax on merchandise dues
not amount to seventy-fve dollars
keeper or owner of stables and lots
where horses, mules or other stock
are exposed for sale or hire, and whose
taxes on horses and vehicles does not
amount to fifty dollars per annum, fifty
dollars. Each banking establishment,
one hundred dollars; each insurance
agent, ten dollars for each company repre-
sented; each commission merchant, forty
dollars; each auctioneer. fifty dollars; each
dealer in wood, ten dollars; each book
bindery, ten dollars; each printing estab-
llshment. where two or more printers are
employed, twenty dollars; each bakery,
fifteen dollars; each fruit or confection-
cry store, ten dollars; each ice house, ten
dollars; each clothing store, fifteen dol
lars; each cigar store or cigar manufac-
tory, fifteen dollars; each saloon or re-
staurant, fifteen dollars; each barber shop,
fifteen dollars; each boot or shoe-making
establishment, where hired labor is em-
ployed, ten dollars; each dealer or specu-
lator in grain, flour or country produce,
not licensed as trader or dealer, twenty
five dollars; each architect or surveyor.
ten dollars; each photograph, ambrotype
or daguerrean establishment, ten dollars;
each contractor or builder, TWENTY-FIVE
dollars; each cotton press, fifteen dollars;
each cotton gin employed in ginning for
toll or pay, fifteen dollars; each boiler
making establishment, ten dollars; each
dentist, ten dollars; each practicing ply
slcIan, ten dollars; each lawyer whose tax
on income does not amount to fifty dol
lars, the sum of twenty five dollars; each
express company twenty-five dollars; each
telegraph company, twenty-five dollars;
each gas works, twenty dollars; each
marble or stone yard, ten dollars; each
huckster, five dollars; each butcher. for
each stall hired, ten dollars; each grist
mill or Touring mill, ten dollars; each
sash or blind factory, twenty dollars; each
soda-water establishment, ten dollars;
each millinery or dress-making establish
menf, ten dollars; each agency for sale of
fertilizers, ten dollars; each oil works or
manufactory, fifteen dollars; each COM
merclal traveller agent of manufactures
or principal thereof, tsenty-fv dollars,
with the option of paying FIVE dollars per
day for the time 80 employed, in lieu
thereof. Each broker, collecting agent
ordealer in exchange, twenty five dollars;
each peddler of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, twenty-five dollars; each to-
bacco peddler or individual selling to-
bacco from sample, not licensed as
dealer or trader, fifteen dollars; each
undertaken, fifteen dollars; each eaues-
trian exhibition, one hundred dollars per
day; ench theatrical exhibition, twenty
i've dollars per day; each bagatelle, keele
or billiard table, fifty dollars; each bowl
ing alley or pistol gallery, fifty dollars;
each license to keep cock pit, one hun
dred and fifty dollars; each store, shop
or business, not otherwise provided for
or licensed by this Ordinance, ten dol
lars: Provided, That where three or more
branches of mechanical or manufacturing
business are carried on by the same per-
son or firm on the same premises, the
hcense for such person or firm shall not
exceed thirty-dollars; and where two
CAonoACo VI uoCuauICal or manufaCtur-
ing business are carried on by the same
person or firm, on the same premises. the
license for such person or firm shall not
exceed fifteen dollars.
SEC. 8. There shall be paid, quarterly,
one per cent. upon all sales at auction,
on all goods and chattels, and one-half
per cent. on sales at auction of all real
estate and stocks of every description:
ProDioed, That no tax shall be levied on
any sales at auction made by order of
court or process of law.
SEQ. 8. There shall be paid, quarterly.
by ell merchants or others, one per cent.
on all goods, wares and merchandise
sold on consignment; two per cent. on
the premiums of each and every insurance
company or agent thereof. The refusal
or neglect to make regular quarterly re-
turns, or pay the tax thereon to the City
Clerk, shall subject the parties who shall
so neglect or refuse, to O fine of two
dollars per day, for such refusal or ne.
gleot.
SEC. 10. There shall be paid three
dollars on each and every horse, mare.
stallion, geldiDp and mnle kant or rsod