The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-29

hired, &lO; blaoksmiths' shops, first
forge, $40; each additional forge, So;
brokers, commercial, cotton or produce,
900; brokers' money and dealers in ex-
change. S75; brokers, pawn, 800;
brokers and dealers in horses and mules,
Who keep no sales stables, per month,
S6; and it shall not be lawful for any
transient dealers in horses or mules to
otter his stock for sale until he shall have
taken ont license, to expire at the end
OF one month, for which he shall pay the
sum OF IS; but such license may he re-
neWed at the same rate. For each and
every violation Of this article the. party
offending shall be fined in o sum of $25
for each and every offence. BARRIERS, for
each chair, So; book-binders, $40; boot
ana shoemaking establishments, where
hired labor is employed, SO; l.: keries.
bread, pie or cake, $25; bill-posters, SIS;
boarding houses, capable of accommo-
dating six to twenty-five persons, from
$40 to $25; coal or wood yards, $25;
confectionery or fruit dealers. S25; con-
tractors, other than builders, $40; cotton
factors, 500; cotton press. BIS; cotton
gin manufactory, $40; cotton gins, gin
q ming in for toll or pay, S100; chiropodists,
S25; carriage repository, S75; cock pit.
S200; dealers. retail, in goods, wares and
merchandise, excluding distilled spirits,
whose annual sales do not exceed
So, 600. $40; dealers. retail, in goods,
wares and merchandise, excluding dis
titled spirits, whose annual sales exceed
$5, 600, but do not exceed Sic, 600, $25:
dealers, retail, in goods, wares and mer-
ohandise, excluding distilled spirit,,
whose annual sales exceed $40, 600, and
do not exceed $40, 1000, $40; dealers, re-
tail. in goods, wares and merchandise,
excluding distilled spirits, whose annual
sales exceed $40, 900, and do not exceed
$3O, ,UOO, 500; dealers. retail. in goods,
wares and merchandise, excluding dis
titled spirits, whose annual sales exceed
S3O. 900. and do not exceed 5000
$500; and every additional 81, 900, per
VI, 1000, 81; dentists, $40; express COM
panles. $3.50; exhibitions, circuses, per
day, S10O; exhibitions, theatrical, or ex-
hibitions of any kind for gain, $40 per
day; foundries, $40; gas companies,
500; gus machine manufactures, $25;
gas filters and plumbers, S25; gift store.
800; hotels. capable of accommodating
100 persons, 5000; hotels, capable of ao-
commodating less than 100, and more
than 80 persons. 800; hotels, capable of
accommodating over 25, and less than SO
persons. $50; hucksters, $40; ice houses
and manufacturers of ice, $50; insurance
companies or agencies, (the same for
each and every agency,) $50; intelligence
Office, $lO; junk shops, (application to
be made to City Council for license,)
Sl5O; liquor--for a license to retail spi-
ritnons Or malt Liquors in quantities less
than quart, per annum, payable quar-
terly in advanoe,) 5000; for a license to
sell spirituous or malt liquors in quanti-
ties of a quart or more. per annum,
payable quarterly in advance,( $1OO.
The receiver of each license card to pay
to the City Treasurer the sum of 80 cents9
And provided further, That the granting
or withholding of Licenses, in each par
ticular case, will be at tho discretion of
the City Council. Lumber yards, $25;
marble yards. $40; millinery or dress
making establishments, first class, $50;
second class, $40 to S25; manufacturers
and bottlers of soda water, $25; machine
shops, $40; merchants, commission, $50;
mills. grist, $40; mills, -four, SIS; mills,
planning. 500; mills, saving. S25;
Job printing Offices, where more than
three hands are employed. $50; where
less than three hands are employed,
S25; photograph, ambrotype or daguer-
paper-hangers, (masters,) J $40; peddiers,
'0~.S FS~ ~ANcAS VIZ PSooiCtos AtidCAuut,
per month, $50; peddlers, per day, IS;
physicians, $40; restaurant or eating ga.
loon. first class, $50; second class, S25;
cigars-every person engaged in selling
cigars at retail, S5 to $40, according to
sales; cigars-every person engaged in
selling cigars at wholesale, $50; soda
water, where sold from fount. from $40
to S25; stables, livery and sale, $lOO;
stage or omnibus, $25; telegraph COM
panies, $3.50; tailors, merchant. $40 to
$40; undertakers, $50; warehouses. (stor-
age.) $50; wagons, drays. carts and hacks
run for hire, one horse, So; wagons,
drays, carts and hacks run for hire, two
horse, SIG; wagons, drays. carts and
hacks run for hire, four horse, S35;
wagon, dray or cart. private, store. or
business, for hauling. &C., into City
Treasury. for badge so cents; and for
any other business or profession not
other wise provided for, license tax of
$40. No person shall let or hire any
wagon, cart, dray, or other carriage or
vehicle, for the transportation of goods
or passengers within the limits of said
city, without having first obtained
badge from the City Clerk, paying there
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