The Shasta courier., 1872-05-04
COLLECTORS notice !!

4 LII PERSONS REQU1hING LlCENSES
N are hereby notified that the Tax Collector has
received his blanks, and is ready to issue Ii
Attention is call to the following provisions
of the law
Sec. 336i. For each license issued, the Col
lector must collect a fee of one dollar, which must
be paid into the Salary Fund of the county, unless
the Auditor and Collector paid by fees instead
of salaries in which case the dollar must be equally
divided between them.
Sec. $3.50. license must be procured imme-
diatey before the commencement of any business
or occupation liable to license tax, from the Tax
Collector of the county where the applicant desires
to transact the same, which license authorizes the
party obtaining the in his town, city, or par
ticular locality in the county to transact the bus
mess described in such license separate licenses
must be obtained for each branch establishment
or separate house of business located in the same
county. fstEw #Is r. - E1
Sec 1919. Persons engaged in Banking, Loan
ing money at interest; in buying selling
notes, bonds, other evidences of Indebtedness Of
private persons; or in buying or selling State.
county, city stocks, other evidences of State
county, or city Indebtedness; stocks, or notes,
bonds or other evidences of Indebtedness of incor
porated companie,; or in buying or selling gold
dust, gold or silver bullion, gold silver coin.
divided into six classes, and must pay licenses
as follows iI.rF t# tt
6. Those doing business in any amonnt under
five thousand dollars per quarter constitute the
per quarter.
Sec. 1891. Every person who sells any spritu-
Gus, malt, fermented liquors wine, in less
quantities than one quart, must obtain license
from the Tax Collector prescribed in this Chap
ter, and make therefor the following payment:
3. Those making sales of less than five thousand
dollars, constitute the third class and must pay
five dollars per month.
Sec. 1892 Every person who at fixed place
of business sells any goods wares, or merchandise,
wines distilled liquors, drugs medicines
jewelry, wares of precious metals, whether
commission or otherwise Except the agricultural
or vncultural productions Of this State when sold
by the producer thereof, and except such are
sold by auctioneers at public sale under license),
and all persons who keep horses or carriages for
hire Except such used in the transportation
of goOds) must obtain from the Tax Collector of
the county in which the business is transacted
and for each branch of such business, license, and
pay quarterly therefor an amount of money to be
determined by the class in which such person is
placed by the Tax Collector such business to be
classified and regulated by the amount of the av-
erage monthly sales made hiring done, and at
the rates following:
s. OF five thousand dollars and less than ten
thousand dollars constitute the eighth class and
must pay five dollars per month ;
Of all amounts under five thousand dollars
constitute the ninth class, and must pay three
dollars per month.
See. 33S3. The sale of liquors and wines by
persons licensed under the preceding section must
not be in less quantity than quart measure.
No license must be required of ply ysicians, sur
geOns, apothecaries, or chemists for any wines or
spirituous liquors they may in the preparation
of medicines.
See. 1854. Every travelling merchant, hawker,
or peddler who carries pack and vends goods,
| wares, or merchandise of any kind other than the
manufactures, productions of this State, must
pay for license five dollars per month and
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who uses wagon, boat, other water craft, or
one or more animals, for the purpose of vending
such goods, wares, or merchandise of any kind.
must pay for license fifteen dollars per month.
Sec. 1886. Every person who keeps stallion,
jack, OF, bull, and who permits the same to be
used for the purpose of propagation for hire, must
annually obtain license therefor from the Tax
Collector, and pay therefor as follows: EMO
l. For each stallion, fifty dollars
2. For each jack, ten dollars
3. For each bull, ten dollars.
Sec. $3.50. Licenses must be obtained for the
purposes hereinafter named, for which the Tax
Collector must require the payment as follows:
l. From each proprietor or keeper of a billiard
table not kept exclusively for family use, for each
table, five dollars per quarter and for bowling
alley, five dollars per quarter for each alley but
no license must be granted for term less than
three months;
2. From the manager or lessee of every theater,
five dollars per day. if granted for less term than
one month ; If granted for one month, one hundred
dollars if for three months, two hundred dollars
and if for one year, six hundred dollars and for
each exhibition of serenaders, negro mnstrels,
opera, melodeon performance, or other musical
Entertainment dancing or ballet, the same pay for
license is herein provided for theater license
3. For each exhibition for pay of caravan or
menagerie or any collection of animals, circus,
equestrian, or acrebatic performance, ten dollars
and for each show for pay of any figures, jugglers,
necromancers, magcians, wire or rope dancing,
or seight of hand exhibition, five dollars each
day.
S. HULL, Tax Collector.
Shasta April 9th 1872