The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-28
Council Proceedings..Regular Meeting
COUNCIL CuAMnER

Council met ut 7.30 P. M. Present
His Honor the Mayor, John Alexander
end Aldermen Cooper, Goodwin, Hayne,
Mooney, Smith. Taylor. Thompson,
Wallace and Wigg. Absent-Alderme len
Denny, Minort and Simons.
On motion OF Alderman Wigg, the re-
guar order OF business was suspended.
to proceed to the second reading and
consideration of an Ordinance to Reou-
late Licenses for the Year 1872. and an
Ordinance to Raise Supplies for tho
Year 1872, which were considered and
amended; and, on motion of Alderman
WIgg, rule rs WAS suspended, and the
ordinances were read third time, passed
and ratified in due form, and amendend
as follows, on third reading:
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE IIcENspa
FOR THE YEAR 1872.
Astrologers and olairvoyants, 500:
apothecaries, retail, rs; architects or
surveyors, 20; auctioneers, 100; agents
real estate and collection brokers. 90:
agents newspapers, periodicals or ad-
vertislng, lO; agents, selling by sample
at retail, per year, 100; agents, selling
by sample ut retail, por day, s; ATTORNEYS
at law. 20; banks ind bankers, 200:
billiard, bagatclle, or other gaming
tables, for the first table, 90; for oyerv
additional table in tho same ostablish.
ment, 20; bowling alleys or pistol gale
rles, for each alley or gallery, so; builders
and master mechanics, 20; butchers. for
each stall hired, 10; blacksmiths' shops,
IO; brokers, commercial, cotton or pro
duoe, 70; brokers, money and dealers in
exchange, SO; brokers', pawn, 100:
brokers and dealers in horses and mules.
who keep no sales stables, per month. s.:
and it shall not be lnwful for nny tran
silent dealer in horses or mules to offer
his stock for sale until ho shall have
taken out license, to expire at the end
OF one month, for which ho shall ~ay the
sum of B; but such license mp, be re-
newed at the snme rate. For each and
very violation Of this article, tho party
offending shall bo fined in "a sum of S25
FOR each and every offence. Barbers.
for each chair, S; book binders, 90:
boot and shoo-making establishments,
where hired labor is employed, TO-:
bakeries, bread, pie or cake, 20; bill
posters, 10; boarding houses, capable of
accommodating six to twenty five per
sons, from 0 to %; coal or wood yards, 25; /;
confectionery, or fruit dealers, %; con-
tractors, (other than buildcrs,) 10; cot
ton factors, 25; cotton press, is; cotton
gin manufactory, 10; cotton gius, gin
ulng for toll or pay, 100; chiropodists,
70; carriage repository, so; cock pit,
100; dealers, retail, in goods, warcs
and merchandise, excluding distilled
spirits, whose annual sales do not ex-
ceed $4,000, 10; dealers, retail, in
goods, wares and merchandise, cxclul.
ing distilled spirits, whose annual sales
exceed 5000, but do not exceed 10, 1000,
20; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and
merchandise, excluding distilled spirits,
whose annual sales exceed 10000, and
do not exceed 10000, 40; dealers, retail,
IN goods. wares and merchandise, ex-
Guiding distilled spirits, whose annual
salcs exceed 10000, and do not exceed
10000, so; dealers, rctnil, in goods,
wares and merchandise, excluding dis.
titled spirits, whose annual sales exceed
80, 600, and do not exceed $4,000, 100;
and every additional 1000, per 1000, q;
dentists, 20; express companies, 200;
exhibitions, cirouses, per day, $50; eX-
hlbltions, theatrical, minstrel. or exhi-
bitions OF amy kind, for gain, from 10 to
i50; foundries, 10; gas companies, 100;
gas machine manufactures, 25; gas filters
and plumbers, 20; gift store, 100; hotels,
capable OF accommodating 100 persons,
2OO; hotels, capable of accommodating
less than 100, and more than SO persons,
LOO; hotels, capable of accommodating
over 20. and less than so persons, so;
hucksters, 10; ice houses and mnnufac.
turers of ice, so; insurance companies
or agencies, (the same for cach and
every agcncy,) so; intelligence Office, 10;
Junk shops duplication to be made to
City Council for license.) $50; liquor
for q license to rotail spirituous or
malt liquors in quantities less than
quart, per annum, payable quarterly in
advance,) 200; for u license to sell spi-
rituous or malt liquors in quantities OF Il
quart or more, per annum, (paynblo
quarterly in advance,) 100. The receiver
Of each license card to pny the City
Clerk the sum Of 50: And prorieletl
further. That the granting or withhold
ing OF licenses, in each particular case,
will be ut tho discretion nf tho City
Council. Lumber yards, $25; marble
yards, 10; millinery or dress making
establish fret class, so; second
class 10 to 25; manufacturers and
bottlers Of soda water, %; machine
shops, 10; merchants, commission, SO;
mills. grist, 10; mills, flour, 10; mills,
planning, 25; mills, saving, %; printing
offices, where moro than three hands are
employed. so; printing Offices, where
less than three hands are employed, %;
photograph, ambrotype. or dagucrreo-
type galleries, 20; painters and paper
hangerr, (masters.) 20; peddIcrs, local,
per month, 10; peddlers, itinerant, per
month. SO; pcddlers, itincrant, per day,
5; physicians, 20; restaurant or eating
saloon, first class, 90; second class, %;
segars-every person engaged in selling
segars ut retail, to 10, according to
sales; segars-every person engaged
IN selling scgars at wholesale, so
soda water, where sold from fonnt,
from 10 to %; stables. livery and sale,
100; stage or omnibus, %; telegraph
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