The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-23
do not exceed 20. 900, 40: dealers. retail.

do not exceed 20. 1000. 40: dealers. retail.
l.. goods, wares and mercbsndiE@. az.
e:uding distilled spirits, who's, nnuu,
sales exceed 90, &C, and do not exceed
30. 900. 30; dealers, retail, in goods.
wares and merchandise, excluding d;s.
titled spirits, whose annual sales exceed
3d. GOO, and do not exceed 80, 600. 100:
and every additional 1000, per 900, 2:
dentists, 20; express companies. 200:
exhibitions. circuses, per day, 15O; ex-
hibitions. theatrical, minstrel, or exhi-
bltions OF nny kind, for gain, from 10 to
100; foundries. 100; gas comrc MES, $50:
gas machine manufactures. 25: gae
filters and plumbers, 25; hotels. capable
OF accommodating 100 persons, 200:
hotels. capable Of accommo odatiup Iess
than 100, and more than 30 persons, 100:
hotels. capable OF accommodating over
25. and less than so persons, so: ice
house, 90; insurance companies or
agencies. (the same for each and every
agency 30; junk shops (application to
be made to City Council for license, J
lOO; liquor--for license to retail spiritu-
GUS malt liquors in quantities less than q
quart. per annum. payable quarterly in
advance,) 2OO; for license to sell spi-
rituous or malt liquors in quantities OF q
quarterly in advance. J 100. The receiver
of each license card to pay the C,tv
Clerk the sum of 50: And provided
further, That the granting or withhold
ing of licenses, in each particular case.
will be at the discretion uf the CITY
Council. Lumber yards, $25; marble
yards, 10; millinery or dress-making
establishments, 10; manufacturers and
bottlers OF soda water: 26: machine
shops, 10; merchants, commission, SO;
mills. grist. 10; mills, -four. 10; mills.
planning, 25; mills, saving, 25; printing
offices. where more than three hands are
employed. 80; printing Offices, where
less than three hands are employed, 25:
photograph, ambrotype, or daguerreo-
type galleries. 20; painters and paper
hangerr, (masters,) 25; peddlers, local,
per month, s; peddlers, itinerant. per
month. 80; peddlers, itinerant, per day,
3; physioians, 20; restaurant or eating
saloon. frat class, So; second class, 26;
segars-every person engaged in selling
segars at retail, 10; segars person
engaged in selling segars at Wholesale,
5O; soda water, where sold from fount,
from 10 to %; stables, livery and sale.
100; stage or omnibus, 25; telegraph
companies, $50; tnilors, saay ant, 20 tc
20; undertakers. 25; warehouses, (sto.
rage.) 90; wagons, drays, carts and hacks
run Tor hire, one horse, 8; wagons. draye,
carts and hacks run for hire, two horse,
70; wagons, drays, carts and hacks run
Tor hire. four horse, 35; wagon. dray or
cart, private, store or business, for haul
ing, &o, to City Clerk, for badge, SOC.
No person shall let or hire any wagon,
cart draw nfhnr -
for the transportation of goods or pas.
sengers. within the limits of said city.
without having first obtained badge
from the City Clerk. paying therefor SO
cents, to be placed on some conspicuous
part OF the vehicle, under q penalty OF
20 for each and every day that such
vehicle shall be so run, to be recovered
by information before the Mayor, or any
one Of the Aldermen Of said city: Pro
rided. That nothing herein contained
shall be construed to extend to wagons,
carts or other vehicles going to or from
market.
Sec. 8. All ordinances and parts Of
ordinances, conflicting with this ordi-
nance, are hereby repealed.
AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE
YEAR 1872.
BE ii ordained by the Mayor and Alder
men of the city Of Columbia, in Council
assembled, dndby the authority ofhhe same,
That tax to cover the period from the
first day of January, A. D. 1872, to the
first day OF January, 4. d. 1873, for the
sums and in the manner hereinafter
mentioned shall be levied, collected and
paid into tho Treasury of the said oity
for the use and service thereof That is
to say,
SRcrIoN l. A tax of one dollar on
every hundred dollars of the assessed
value OF real estate, lying within the
limits of said city, not exempt by lnw
from taxation; and the value Of all suoh
real estate shall be ascertained and al.
sessed for the purpose of taxation by the
City Assessor.
SEC. g. That tax Of one dollar on
every hundred dollars in value of all per-
sonal property, of every description,
owned and used in the city of Columbia,
at any time during the said fiscal YEAR
shall be levied and paid into the City
Treasury for the use of the said city:
Prouided, horeuer, That no personal pro-
perty not tnxed, or liable to be taxed by
the State, shall be taxed for the service
of the said city.
SEQ. 3. There shall be paid on vehicles
the following tax, viz: Upon each four
wheel pleasure carriage or barouche,
drawn by two or more horses, twenty
dollars; upon carriage, buggy, barouche,
gig or sulky, mot used for hire,) drawn
by one horse or mule, ten dollars: Pro
rided. That tue value of pleasure car
riages and other pleasure vehicles speci-
fically taxed, be not required to be re-
turned for taxation as personal property
upon each vehicle used for the hreek ino
or exhibiting OF horses or mules, twenty
five dollars; upon each express wagon,
drawn by one horse, nine dollars; upon
each express wagon, drawn by two or
more horses, eighteen dollars: Provided,
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