The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-03-28

spirituous liquors shall not, by this section,
be authorized in measures less than those OF
one quart; and that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to extend to physicians, sur
geons, apothecaries or chemists, as to any malt
or spirituous liquors which they may usein the
preparation or making up of medicines for sick,
lame or diseased persons; and provided, tue
titled or malt liquors, in measures not less than
one quart, either with or without ether goods,
wares, merchandise, commodities or effects, as
aforesaid shall pay fifty per cent, in addition
to the rates above specified for the respective
classes and every license granted under this
act shall distinctly specify whether the party
obtaining the same is or is not authorized
thereby to- sell, or vend wine, spirituous, dis
titled, or malt liquors. The above amounts
shall be paidin quarterly instalments, on the
first day of April, July and October, 1872, and
January, 1873.
Sec. 5. IF any person or PERSONS shall have
more than one store in which merchandise, asi
described in the foregoing section, is sold or
vended, such person or persons shall be requlr-
ed to pay the respective amounts above specl-
fed,, according to class, for each and every
store
/ Sec. 6. Every individual, company, or cor
poration, other than national banks, carrying
on or conducting banking business in this
State, shall be required to pay into the county
treasury of the county in which he or they
shall carry on or conduct such business, for the
nse of the State, the following respectivesum
10 wit: For every bank, the capital of which
is less than, and does not exceed fifty thousand
dollars, the sum of one hundred and twenty
five dollars; for every bank the capital of which
does not exceed one hundred thousand dollars
but is greater than fifty thousand dollars, twol
hundred and fifty dollars; for every bank, the
capital of which does not exceed one hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars, but is greater
than, one,hundred thousand dollars, three hun;
dred and seventy-five dollars; for every bank,
the capital of which does not exceed two hum
dred thousand dollars, but is greater than enc
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, five hum
ired dollars; for every bank, the capital of
which does not exceed two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, but is greater than two
hundred thousand dollars, six hundred and
twenty-five dollars; for every bank, the capital
iof which does not exceed three hundred thou
sand dollars but is greater than two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, seven hundred and
fifty dollars; for every bank, the capital OF
which does not exceed three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, but is greater than three
hundred thousand dollars, eight; hundred
and seventy-fve dollars for every bank, the
capital of which does not exceed four hundred
thousand dollars, but is greater than three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, one thou
sand dollars; for every bank, the capital OF
which does not exceed four hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars, but is greater than four hun
dred thousand dollars, eleven hundred and
twenty-five dollars for every bank, the capital
of which does not exceed five hundred thou
sand dollars, but is greater than four hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, thirteen hundred
and seventy-fve dollars for every bank, the
capital of which does not exceed six hundred
thousand dollars, but is greater than five hum
ldred and fifty thousand dollars, fifteen hundred
dollars; for every bank, the capital OF which
does not exceed six hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, but is greater than six hundred thou
sand dollars, sixteen hundred and twenty-five
dollars; for every bank, the capital of which,
does not exceed seven hundred thousand dol
lars. but is greater than six hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, seventeen hundred and fifty
dollars; for every bank, the capital of which
does not exceed seven hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, but is greater than seven hundred
thousand dollars, eighteen hundred and seven
ity-five dollars for every bank, the capital OF
which does not exceed eight hundred thousand
dollars, but is greater than seven hundred and
fifty thousand dollars, two thousand dollars
for every bank, the capital of which does not
exceed eight hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars, but is greater than eight hundred.
thousand dollars, twenty-one hundred and,
ltwentv-fve dollars; for every bank the capital
of which does not exceed nine hundred thou
sand dollars, but is greater than eight hundred
and fftv thousand dollars, twenty-five hundred
and twenty-five dollars for every bank, the
capital of which does not exceed nine hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, but is greater than
mine hundred thousand dollars, twenty
hundred and seventy-fve dollars for every
bank, the capital of which does not exceed one
million dollars, but is greater than nine hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars, two thousand
five hundred dollars; and for every additional
thousand dollars Of capital, or fraction thereof
in excess of one million dollars, one hundred
and twenty-five dollars. The above amounts
shall be paid in quarterly instalments, on or
before the first day of April, July and October,
1872, and January, 1878.
Sec. 7. Every railroad company or corpora
tionin this State shall be required to pay into
the Treasury of the County in which its prin-
cipal Office within this State is located, for the
use of the State, the following respective sums
to Wit Every company or corporation, the
length of whose main track and dfbranches, to-
igethcr is greater than two hundred and fifty
miles, the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars; every one the length Of whose main track
and branches, together, is two hundred miles,
and 'notexceeding two hundred and fifty miles,
eleven hundred and twenty-five dollars; every
one the length of whose main track and
branches, together, is one hundred and fifty
miles, and less than two hundred miles, one
thousand dollars every one the length ofwhose
main track and branches, together, is one hun
dred miles, and less than one hundred and fifty
miles, eight hundred and seventy.ive dollars
every one the length Of whose main track and
branches, together, is seventy-fve miles, and
less than one hundred miles, six hundred and
whose main track and branches, together, is
fifty miles, and less than seyenty-fyc miles,
three hundred and seventy-fve dollars; and
every one the length of whose main track and
branches, together, is less than fifty miles, one
hundred and eighty-seven and a half dollars.
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