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

son removing aS aforesaid to any other
place to carry on the trade, business
or profession specified in such license
at the place to which such person NAV
have removed.
SEC. Z. For license t. carry on any
trade, business or pro fession herein
after mentioned, the sums hereinafter
mentioned shall be paid into the City
Treasury: Astrologers and clairvoy-
ants, $500; apothecaries, retail, 25;
architects or surveyors, %; auction
eers, 100; agents, selling coal, 25;
agents, selling wood, %; agents, real
estate and collection brokers, 25;
agents, selling by sample at retail, per
year, so; agents, selling by sample at
retail. per day, ! attorneys.at.law, so,
banks and bankers, 100 to 200; bill.
lard, bagatelle or other gaming tables,
for public use, so; bowling alleys or
pistol galleries, for each alley or gal
lery, 25; builders and master me-
ch.snics, 20; butchers, for each stall
hired, 10; blacksmiths' shops, first
forge, 10; each additional forge, s.;
brokers'. commercial. cotton or pro-
duce, 80; brokers, money, and dealers
in exchange, Is to 100; brokers, pawn,
100; brokers and dealers in horses and
mules, who keep no sale stables, per
month, 10; land it shall not be lawful
for any transient denler in horses and
mules to offer 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 So; but
such license shall be renewed ct the
same rate. For violation of this arti-
clio, the party offending shall be fined
IN sum of $50 for each anl every
offence;) BARRIERS, for each chair, 8;
bcok-binders, 10; boot and shoe-mak-
ing establishments, where boots or
shoes are made for sale. 10; bakeries,
bread, pie or cake, 10 to 25; bill
posters, 8; boarding houses, capable
of accommodating six persons, 10;
more than six persons and less than
twenty-five, %; coal or wood yards,
20; confectionery or fruit dealers, 25;
contractors, other than builders, $40;
cotton factors. SO; cotton press, 10;
cotton gin manufactory, 10; cotton
gins, ginning for toll or pay, 100; Chi
ropodists, %; carriage repository, 100;
cockpit, 200; dealers, retail, in goods,
wares and merchandise, excluding dis
titled spirits. whose annual sales do not
exceed 5000, 10; dealers, retail, in
goods, wares and merchandise, exclud-
ing distilled spirits, whose annual sales
exceed 5000, but do not exceed
10000, %; dealers. retail, in goods,
wares and merchandise, excluding dis
titled spirits, whose annual sales ex.
ceed 10000 and do not exceed 20,OOO,
40; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and
merchandise, excluding distilled spi-
rits, whose annual sales exceed 20, 600
and do not exceed O,000, SO; dealers.
retail, in goods, waaes and merchan-
disc, excluding distilled spirits. whose
annual sales exceed 80, 900 and do not
exceed $4,000, 100; and every addi-
tional l,OO0. per 1000. 2; dentists, 20;
drummers. local, per month. 20; ex-
press companies, $50; exhibitions, cir
cuses. per day, 200; exhibitions, thea
tricnl. minstel or exhibitions of any
kiud for gain, per day. 10 to 20; foun-
dries, 10; gus companies, 100; gas ma
chine manufactures. so; gas filters
and plumbers. %; gift store, 200
hotels, capable of accom-: odating 10u
persons, 200; hotels. capable of &c.
camm dating less than 100 and more
than so persons, 100; hotels, capable
nf accommodating over e. and less
than 80 persons. 80; hucksters, TO-
manufacturers OF ice, so; insurance
companies or agencies, (the same for
each and every company 30; intelli.
genes office, 10; itinerant shows. s.
junk shops. duplication to be made tc
City Council for license.) 100; liquor
for license 10 retail spirltuous or malt
liquors in quantities less than "a quart,
per annn,n. payable quarterly in ud
vance, 200; fur u l,censu to sell spirit.
Hous or malt liquors in quantities Of Il
GNnrt or mere, per AMMAN, payable
quarterly i'll advance, 100; (thc receiver
IT each license card to pay 10 the City
Treasurer the sum of 80 cents: Am0
pr0rHl~i, .furhcr, That the granting OF
withholding nt licenses, III each par
ticmilr raS". viii le II, the discretion
rt the City Conhcil) lumber yards.
%; .narblc yards, 10; millinery OF
dress making establish 90; ma.
nufaciurers and bottlers of soda
water. %; machine shops, 10; COM
mission merchants, 80; mills, grist, 10
lni!ls, flour, 10; mills, planipg, so
mills. saving. %; job printing Offices
where more thnn three hands are en-
ployed, 80; where less than three
hands are employed. %; photograph
nmbrotype or dagucrreotype galleries
30; painters and hangers, (mas