Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-27

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SEC, 2, That lhege shall BE- levied On ani
collected from every person, eoFParalion ~
association doing business Niihin this
State Al any lime durlHs Ihe year 1870
and in esey year thereafter al annual ia
come tax as follows; un lhe first thousand
dollars of net Or taxable Income, a tax Of
one Per cents on the second thousand, a
tax Of cne and half per cent? and on the
third, fourth aud lnh ihonsanl dullars, a
tax Of Two per cent? and On all taxable Ia
comes over i've thousand dollars, laH Of
three PER cent
sac, I, That upon the salary Of all ssla.
Tlei srsons serVins in any capacity what
ever except upon persons serving IN the
army or navy oI the United States, Or those
whose salaries ate six huudred dollars or
less per annum, al apnual tax of one half
Of one per cent on all sums over six hun
dred dollars so received,
Sac. D. That there shall he levied on aud
collected from every railroad, insurance or
telegraph company doing business within
this State an annual tax of two per cent,
upon the gross receipts OF the same.
Size. q. That there shall hc lcried on and
collected from every person, hrm or rsso'
citation OF persons, pursuing any 81 the
following named cccuptiicrs, cn annual
tax Except when Otherwise herein pro-
yiledl on every such occupation, or sepa'
rate establishment, as follows:
For selling spiriluous, yinous, malt, and
other intoxicating liquors, in quantities
less Than one quart, one hundred and hIy
dollars (Sljo).
For selling spurious, yinous, or other
intoxicating liquors, in quantities OF ore
quart or morc, or malt liquors Of 1ns Plat
(cxerpt retailers wlEu have obtained license
therefore, fifty dollars $50.
For every billiard, baga;cllc, pigeon hole,
Jenny Lind table, or anything of tie kind
used for pleasure or profit, aiiy dollars.
For every hinc or ten pin alley used in
incorporated towns for profit, five hundred
dollaisi out of incorporated towns, Fifty
dollars.
For evcr3 fjot pDdllcr, ten dollars, in
each and every county.
For every one horse peddler, or pcddler
with one yoke Of oxen, twenty-five dollars,
in each and every county.
For every pcddler with two horses, or
two yoke Of oxen, fifty dollars, in each and
every county in which hc OF they may pur-
sue such occupation.
For every gift enterprise, five hundred
dollars. Every person. firm or corpora
tan, who shall sell or offer to sell anything
with promise, either expressed or Implied,
to give anything in confederation of such
sale and purchase shall be regarded as u
proprietor of gift enterprise.
For every transient theatre or dramatic
representation, for which pay for admit
tancc is demanded or received for each
representation thereof, five dollars
For every circus, where equestrian per-
fclr:iances or acrobatio fcats are exhibited,
for which pay for adIuitlancc is demanded
or received for each performance thereof,
Notwithstanding more than one may take
place daily, twenty-five dollars.
For every menagcrie, waxwork, or exhi-
bition of any kind, when separate fec for
admission is demanded or received, ffe
dollars, for every day III which fees for
admission arc received.
For every concert, where fee for ad-
mission is demanded or received, hVc
dollars.
For every first class hotel, fifty dollars
for every second class hotel, or for any
boarding htuse, or place Of public enter
tainment, twcaty dollars.
For every cook shop or eating house, OF
any house kept for public resort, for any
purpose, fifteen dollars.
For every livery stable, one dollar for
each stall therein; and herein shall be in
cludcd as stalls such space ns may be nee
essary for horse to stand, and in which q
horse is or may be kept.
For every distillery, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
For every brewery, sevcnty-fve dollars.
From every person selling goods by
sample, card or otherwise, ole hundred
and fifty dollars.
From every travelling agent selling or
barterjpe palett. riEhts, patent OF specific
medicine, fifty dollars.
From every person who deals in stocks
or bills OF exchange, two hundred and fifty
dollars,
From every agent or sub-agent of any
insurance company, not chartered by this
State, fifty dollars and two per cent on
gross receipts.
From every Physician, surgeon OF den
tist, ten dollars. -,
From every attorney-at-law, ten dollars
From the owner or operator OF Dagner-
rean or such like gallery, by Whatever
name it may be known or called, II IN n
city or incorporated town oil less than nvc
thousand inhabitants, twenty-five dollars
if more than five thousand inhabitants, hity
dollars; if clsew here, ten dollars.
Ftom all land 5gents there shall be col
Tested an annual tax of fifty dollars The
term land agent shall be construed TO mean
any person, firm or association OF persons
who perform for compensation any OF the
following services as n business: purchas-
ing or selling real estate for others, loeat-
ing land for others, buying and selling