The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-16


advance, 5000; for d. license to sell ,spirituous
or malt liquors In quantities of quart or
more, per. annum. payable quarterly in ad-
vance, $780,. The receiver Of each license
card to pay into the city treasury the sum Of
80 cents. And provided further, that the
granting or withholding Of licenses, in each
particular case, will be at the discretion of the
city council. Lumber yards, $25; marble
yards, $40; millinery or dress making estab-
lishments, $685. manufacturers and bottlers
Of soda water, $25; machine shops, $40;
commission MERCHANTS, $50; mills, grist, $40;
mills, flour, $40; mills, planning, $50; mills
saving, $25; job printing Offices, where moro
than three hands are employed, $50; where
less than three hands aro employed, $25 !;
photograph, ambrotype or daguerrootype gal
leries 500 ; painters and paper hangers (mas-
ters,) $40; peddlers local, pcr month, So;
pcddlers, itincrant, per month, $50; peddlors,
per day, SIS llysicians. $40; restaurant or
eating saloon, first class, $50; second class.
$25 cigars-eyery person engaged in selling
cigars at retail, $40: every person engaged
in selling cigsrs at wholesale, $50; soda wa
tor, where sold from fount, SIS; stables, liv-
cry and SALE 500; stage or omnibus, $25;
telegraph companies, $3.50; merchant tailors,
$40; undertakers, 500; warehouses. storage,
$50; wagons, drays, carts and hacks run for
hire, one horse, So; wagons, drays, carts
gons, drnys, carts aud hacks run for hire,
four horse, $685. 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 otherwise
provided for, a license tax Of $40. No por-
son 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 therefor
into tho city treasury SO cents, to be placed
Oh somo conspicuous part Of tho vehicle, I'M
dor penalty of So for each and every day
that such vehicle shall be so run, to be rccov-
cred by information before the mayor; prov-
ded that nothing herein contained shall be
construed to extend TO wagons, carts or other
vehicles going to or from market and for any
other business or profession not otherwise
provided for, a license tax Of $40 to $50;
provided further, that where two or moro
branches Of business, not necessarily connect
cd, arc conducted in one establishment, IL
cense shall be charged and collected for each
branch Of business 80 conducted, as specified
in this ordinance. Dogs-upon each and
every dog, to be paid by the person or per-
sons on whose premises tho dog is kept, S.;
aud the police Of tho city Of Columbia arc
hereby authorized and required to seize and
confine every dog found running at large, and
not having on the city badge or collar for the
current year, and for every dog SO taken up
by the police 81 additional shall be paid for
tho same.
dinances conflicting with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Alderman Carpenter also offered the follow
ing ordinance for appropriations for the year
1874, which had it's first reading:
AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY
lsT, 1874.
Be it ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen
of tho City Of Columbia, in Council assem-.
bled, and by the authority OF the same:
Section l. That the following sums be, and
payment of tho various officers and other cx-
penses Of tho city government for the fiscal
year commencing January lst, 1874. and end
ing December 3lst, 1874, that is to say:
FOR SALARIES.
Section 9. For the mayor, 81 500; for the
city clerk, rcasurer and assessor, $1,000; for
tho city physician, $500; for tho superintcnd-
cnt of the poor, 5000; for the superintendent
of streets, $G00 for the clerk of the market,
5000; for tho messenger Of council $l20.
FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Section 3. For chief OF police, $1,000; for
lieutenant of police, $720; for two scrgcan.s
of police, $1,000; for patrolmen, $4,000 for
support of guard horse, $500.
FOR AIMS HOUSE AND HOSPITAL
Section t. For tho support Of tho Aims
House. $4,000; for the support Of tho Ilospi-
tai, S 900; for attendants ut Aims IIou Sc
$780, for attendants at the Hospital, $500.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES
Section 5. For making and repairing streets
$4,000; for gas for streets lamps, ST. 900
for the support Of city Schools 81, 600: 10.
| attendant, repairs and cleaning market, $500
| Tor printing, advertising and stationary, $500
for tho support Of bell tower, including two
watchmen. $1,000; for contingent expenses
ST. 500: provided, that TO bills sllall be pai
from the contingent fund until approved by
the chairman Of the committee Of ways and
means.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES
Section &. For completing the new Civ
Hall, in addition to tho proceeds from the sale
OF city bonds, $4,000; il SO much bc ncccs-
eary.
FOR WATER WORKS.
Section I. That tho amount collected from,
water rents and from water frontagc.tax, be,
and the same is hereby appropriated Tor the
| support of the water works.
FOR INTEREST
Section S. That the entire amount collected
from tho special tax OF eighty cents on tho
hundred dollars taxable property in the city,
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