Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-19

two horses, 81 so, three or more horses, 80;
omnlbusses, hacks, etc, two horses, $40,
three or more horses, SIS; carriages for hire
at funerals, $40; free delivery wagons, same
tax as like vehicles kept for hire; drays used
by firms IN business, same tax as those kept
Tor hire Except original vendors or producers
OF products OF the soil or dairy raised and
produced by owner; hand express carts, 50;
Puonc concerts for profit or gain, $40 tor "A
hours, or $40 per week; minstrel companies,
$l5 for "A hours, or $50 per week;
opera troupes, $25 for "a hours, or 800 per
week; shows and exhibitions within doors,
$40 for "A hours, or $50 per week; chirOpo-
DIST, or veterinary surgeon, or dentist, $lO
per annum; public balls whereat liquors are
sold, $25 for "a hours; shooting galleries,
$5O; odorless excavators 10 pay 5000 for priv
llege or use OF the dump wagons exempt
from taxstlon); steamboat and railroad
agents, $25 per 9nnum and fees, and sepa-
rate privilege tax shall be paid for each read
represented; express mpauies, $500, besides
tax on vehicles; crying auction sales, 800;
brokers, 500; butchers stalls or shops for
selling meats elsewhere than at the market
houses, $50; pool and billiard tables, SIS per
annum; bagatelle tables, $15; livery, sale or
boarding stables, twenty stalls, $50; over
that number, 81 for each additional stall up
to forty stalls, then fifty cents additional for
others; hotels or taverns, S25 and one per cent.
on rental value of the same (boardinghouses,
siIail hotels or taverDs having less than ten
sleeping rooms exempt); circus and MENACE
RE, $50 per day; shows of agility, amuse-
ments, $5 per day Except scientific lectures,
art exhibitions, etc., given for charitable pur-
poses); telegraph companies having offices
here, 800; cattle dealers, S25; claim agents,
$50; sewing machine establishments, 500;
selling goods by sample in places of business,
$40 per week or $25 per month; retailing
liquors, $50 per annum and merchants tax
on capital; theaters, greenhouses, concert
halls for theatrical entertainments, $1O0,
payable quarterly in advance; fire, lite or
accident Insurance offices, for companies not
chartered by the State, 5000 for each compa
ny represented, payable quarterly; companies
for fire, life or accident, chartered by the
State, 5000 per annum, payable In advance,
with credit given for amount paid on the
dd UGlorem principle; real estate brokers or
rental agents, $50; selling goods on a boat
not licensed as other merchants, one per cent.
on the wholesale price of stock of goods for
sale; receiving and forwarding by persons
having no house OF business here, $25,
license to be issued by the register; cotton
seed oil manufacturers, $50. All privileges
not herein specified, a tax thereon shall be
assessed equal to the State tax for such pur-
poses. Licenses are not transferable without
consent of the trustee and register who makes
the transfer. Separate licenses to be taken
out for each branch of business.
CERTAIN CAPITAL EXEMPTED.
All capital invested in buildings, ma
chinery and material for the purpose of man
ufacturing shall be exempt from all taxation
from the date of investment for a period of
ten years. The act took effect from and after
its passage, March II, 1879.
NOTHING has been discovered 10 equal DR..
q. NJ Lanes celebrated vermifdge, Tor rid
ding the human constitution of worms. 1t
never fails-is simple and very inexpensive.
Every druggist keeps it, but see the name
of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh" on the |
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