The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-07-18

bowling alleys or pistol galleries, for
each alley or gallery, %; builders and
master mechanics, 90; butchers, for
each stall hired, 10; blacksmith shops,
first Jorge. 10; each additional forge,
.; brokers, commercial, cotton or pro-
duce, oO; brokers, money aud dealers
ID exchange, rs; brokers, pawn, 100;
brokers and dealers in horses and
mules, who keep no sales stables, per
month, s; aud it shall not DO Lawful for
any transient dealer in horses or mules
to oher his stock for sale until he shall
have taken out license, TO expire ut
the end Of one month. for which he
shall pay the sum Of IS; but such IL
For each and every violntion of this
article. the party offending shall he
fined in the sum of $50 for each and
every offence. BARRIERS, for each chair,
SO; book-binders. 90; boot and shoe
making establishments, where hired
labor is employed. 10; bakeries, bread,
pie or cake, 20; bill posters. 5; board
ing houses, capable Of conlmodating
to 20 persons, from 10 to %; coal or
wood yards. %; confectionery or fruit
dealers, 23; contractors, other than
builders, 20; cotton factors, so; cotton
press, Is; cotton gin manufactory, 10;
cotton gins. ginning for toll or pay,
100; chiropotlists, %; carriage reposi-
tory, 70; cock pit, 200; dealers, retail,
III goods, wares and merchandise, ex.
cluding distilled spirits, whose annual
sales Ito not exceed So 600, $40; deal
ers, retail, in goods. wares and mer-
chandise, excluding distilled spirits,
| whose annual sales exceed 5 600, but
do not exceed 10000, %; dealers, re-
tail. in goods, wares and merchandise,
excluding distilled spirits, whose an
nual sules exceed 10000, but do not
! exceed 10000, 40; dealers, retail, in
goods, wares and merchandise, exclud-
ing distilled spirits. whose annual sales
exceed 10000, but do not exceed 80
QUO, so; dealers. retail, in goods. wares
and merchandise, excluding distilled
spirits, whose annual sales exceed 3d.
600, but do not exceed $4,000, 100;
and every additional 1000, per 900,
2; dentists, 20; express companies, $50;
exhibitions. circuses, per dny, 100; ex-
hlbitions. theatricnl. minstrel, or exhi-
bitions of any kind for gain, 10 per day;
foundries, 10; gns companies, 100; gas
machine manufactures. S2o; gus filters
and plumbers, so; gift store, S1O0;
hotels, capable OF accommodating 100
persons, 5000; hotels, cupable of &C.
commodating less than 100, aud more
than 50 persons. 500; hotels, capable
of accommodating over 25, and less
than SO persons, $50; hucksters, $40;
ice houses Gnd manufacturers of ice,
$50; insurance companies or agencies.
(the same for each and every agency J
$50; intelligence Office, $40; junk
shops, (application to be made to City
Council for license. $3.50. Lisuor-for
license to retail spirituous or malt
liquors in quantities less than quart,
per annum. payable quarterly in ad-
vance,) $500; for license to sell
spirituous or malt liquors in quantities
OF quart or more, per annum, {paya-
bic quarterly in advance,) S10U. The
receiver Of eaoh license card to pay
into the City Treasury the sum of so
cents: And propi'ied, .fu,1her, Tint
tho granting or Withholding of H.
censes, in each particular case, will DO
at the discretion of the City Council
Lumber yards, S25; marble yards, $40;
millinery or dress-making establish
ments, first class. $50; second cluss,
$40 to S25; manufacturers and bottlcrs
Of soda water, So; machine shops,
$50; merchants, commission, $50;
mills, grist, $40; mills, -four, $40;
mills, planning. $50; mills, saving, SO;
job printing offices, where moro than
three hands are employed, $50; whero
less than three hands ure employed,
S25; photograph, ambrotype or ,la-
guerreotype galleries, $40; painters aud
paper hangers, (musters,) $40; ped
dlers, local. per month. So; peddlers,
itincrant, per month. $50; pcldl"rs,
per day, 5; physicians, 20; restaurant.
or eating saloon. first class, 80; 81 conl
class, 20; cigars-cYcry person Tn,
gagged i'll SC! ing cigars ut retail, ) to
10, according to ea!cs; ciS.rs-cvcry
person engaged in selling cigars 1T
wholesale, 90; soda water, where
sold from fount, from 10 to 25; stables,
livery and sale, 100; stage or omnibus,
25; telegraph companies, 100; taiors,
merchant. 10 to 20; uuLertakers, 90;
warehouses, (storuge,) 80; wagons,
lrays. carts and hacks run for hire, one
horse, 8; wagons, drays, carts and
hacks run for hire, two horse, lG;
wagons, drays, carts and hacks run for
hire, four horse, 50; wagon, druy or
cart, private, store or business, for
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