Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19

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manufacturing malt liquors twenty-five dol
lars, an additional tax Of two and a half cents
for every gallon of ardent spirits to be man.
ufactured or distilled.
| 81. On the keeper of an ordinary fifty
dollars, and eight per centum on the annual
rent.
35. On the keeper of house of private
entertainment five dollars, and an additional
tax of five percentum on the annual rent over
one hundred dollars. t % gae9
&C. On the keeper of boarding house
five dollars, and an additional tax of two per
centum on the rent or annual value of such
house. 81 Az asear ss fsfsess4e
81 On the keeper of an eating house
thirty dollars; and if he shall obtain license
to retail to his guests wine or spurious or malt
liquors, to be drunk at such eating house, he
shall pay an additional tax Of sixty dollars.
38. Tie specific license tax to any person
to keep a bakery shall be FIVE dollars, aud an
additional tax of one-half of one per centum
on the value Of the articles baked for sale
Provided, this section shall not apply to any
person keeping bakery where the amount of
sales does not exceed the sum Of one hundred
and fifty dollars per annum. u-eag 81 -.s
80. The specific license tax on any person
to keep bowling saloon shall be fifty dollars,
and an additional tax of fifteen dollars for
each alley exceeding one al aaarsr sal g7i9
a 40 The specific license tax on any person
to keep billiard table shall be one hundred
dollars, and an additional tax of fifty dollars
for each additional table kept or to be kept
therein. If the license be for bowling or
billiard saloon at a watering place, and is for
four months or less, the tax thereon shall be
fifty per centum of the taxes aforesaid
& Al. The specific license tax on any person
to keep bagatelle table shall be twenty dol
lars, and an additional tax of ten dollars for
each additional table kept or to be kept there
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AZ. The specific license tax on any theat-
rical performance shall be three dollars for
each performance, or ten dollars for each
week of such performances, and an additional
tax OF one per centum of the gross receipts
Of such performance.
43. The specific license tax on every show.
on each performance Of every circus, and on
the exhibition of a menagcrie, shall be ten
dollars on each show, circus or menagere, and
in addition to the specific tax aforesaid, there
shall be a tax of five per centum of the gross
receipts derived from such show, circus or
menagerle. a s.,s.se
A. The specific license tax on. every pro-
prietor or occupier of a public theatre, or
other rooms fitted for public exhibitions. to
use the same for mpensation, shall be TWEEN
ty dollars. s sa rssaa5t - -
As On every attorney at law ten dollars.
46. On every physician, surgeon or dentist,
ten dollars. ~ 1
~. On any person to engage in the busi-
ness OF a daguerrean artist twenty dollars !;
and if the place of business is in city or
town containing more than five thousand in-
habtants and less than ten thousand thirty
dollars; if more than ten thousand and less
than twenty thousand forty dollars, and if
more than twenty thousand fifty dollars. "
49. The specific license tax for letting to
mares any stallion or jackass shall be twice
the highest amount charged for the services
Provided such tax shall in no case be less
than eight dollars
~. On any person to act as agent tor the
renting Of houses thirty dollars.
so. The specific license tax to keep for
compensation any house. yard or lot for stor-
age, or wagon yard or other impounding
shall be as follows: On every house, the tax
shall be twenty five dollars, except that in a
city OR town whose population exceeds five
thousand, the tax shall be fifty dollars, and on
every yard or lot, ten dollars.
81. The specific license tax to keep liv.
cry stable shall be twenty dollars, but in a
city or town containing population exceed
ing ten thousand, the tax shall be fifty dol
lars. -t- ,,-.sg ..a .s,,a+, +,rst..-
81. On every person to act as agent for any
foreign insurance company, twenty five dol
lars for each agency; but in a city or town
containing population exceeding ten thous-
and the tax shall be thirty five dollars for each
agency.
SO. On each telegraph company FIVE hun
dred dollars, and one per centum on the earn
ings.
54 On live stock brokers ten dollars If
such stock be fed or grazed, by the person
purchasing them, two months or more, they
may be sole by him without license.
55 This act shall be in force from its pas
sage.
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