The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-14

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from every conveyancer, five dollars
only pay county occupation tax in the
county of h or their residence.
From every physical, surgeon. ocu-
list or medical specialist of any kind
travelling from place to place in the
practice of his profession an annual tax
of forty dollars in each county wherein
he may practice his profession; having
a permanent home in this state, five dol
lars; provided, physician shall only pay
county occupation tax in the county of
their residence.
From every physician, surgeon, oCu-
list, or medical specialist Of any kind
travelling from place to place in the prac-
tice of his profession, an annual tax OF
forty dollars, in each county where he
may practice his profession.
From every dentist, five dollars.
From every other person, firm or asso-
citation of persons, pursuing the occupa-
ton of posting up advertising bills or
notices. lacking up advertising cards or
notices of tin, wood or other material,
printing or lettering words or pictures
on fences or other places as a means of
advertising, the sum of twenty dollars
per annum for the state, and in each
county in which the OCCUPATION may be
pursued, an annual tax If four dollars;
provided, that this clause shall not be
so construed as to tax persons advertis-
my their own business.
From every person or firm keeping
a shooting gallery at which fee Is paid
or demanded, an annual tax of sixteen
dollars i'll each county.
For very billiard, bagatelle, pigeon
hole, devil-am ng-the-tailOrs, or jenny
lind table, or anything of the kind used
for profit, ii ty dollars, and any such Ia
bic used In connection with any drink
ing saloon, or other place of business
where Intoxicating liquors are sold or
given away, or upon which my money
or other thing Of value is paid, shall be
regarded as used for profit.
From every person, firm or associa-
lion of persons, selling or Offering for
sale the illustrated Police News, Police
Gazette, and other illus rated pubEca-
tons of like character, the sum of five
hund; ed dollars per annum in each
county III which said sales may be made
or offered to be made.
sell pools on horse races, five dollars for
each and every day they may so sell
said pools.
For every nine or ten pin alley, or any
other alley used for profit by whatev T
name called, constructed or operated
upon the principle of a bowling alley
and upon which balls are rolled, with
out regard to the number of pins used
or whether pins are used or not, or
whether the balls are rolled by hand or
with cue, one thousand dollars.
Any such alley used in connection
with any drinking saloon, or with any
drug sto e where intOxicatiOng liquors
are sold or given away or upon which
any money or thing OF value Is paid,
shall be regarded as used for profit.
From all persons keeping or using
for profit any hobby-horse or flying
jenny, or any piece of that character
with or without n me, sixteen dollars
for each county wher IN the same are
kept or used.
From every foot peddler five dollars
IN each county where he peddles.
For every peddler with one horse or
one pair of oxen, the sum of fifteen
dollars III each county where he peddIes.
For every peddler W tn two horses OF
two pair of ken, thirty dollars Ill each
county in which he may pursue such oc-
cupatlOn; provided, nothing herein con-
tanned shall be so construed as to IN
clude travelling vendors of tin or earth
enware; provided further, that nothing
herein contained shall be so construed
as to include travelling vendors of liter
allure, exclusively religious in character,
or travelling ven Tors of fruits exclu-
sively.
For every theater or dramatic repre-
sentation, from which pay for admis-
sion is demanded or received, two dol
lars for each day they may perform, OF
fifty dollars per quarter; provided, that
theatrical or dramatic Representations
given by performers for instruction
only, or entirely for charitable purposes
shall not be herein concluded.
For every circus, where equestrian or
acrobatic feats and performances are ex-
hibited, for which pay for admission is
demanded or received, for each per.
Torrance thereof fifty dollars, notwith.
standing mo than one snch perform
ance may take place daily.
For every menagerie, wax work o.
exhibition of any kind, where Separ-
ate fee for admission is demanded OF
received. ten dollars for every day or
which fees for such admission are re.
reiyed; provided, that exhibitions by
associations organized for promotion
of the arts, science, charity or benevo.
fence shall be exempt from taxation.
For every concert, where a fee fol
admission is demanded or received, two
dollars; provided, that entertainments
when given by the citizens for charita-
bic purposes, or for the support or aiC
of literary or cemetery associations AFT
excepted
For every livery or feed stable, thirty
cents for each stall, and thirty cents fol
each hack, buggy, or other vehicle le
for hire, not connected with livery
| stable, two dollars.
For every wagon yard, used for profit
not connected with a livery or feed, o
/ sale stable, five dollars.
From every life insurance compan,
/ doing business in this state, an annua
laX OF three hundred dollars. and il
every county i'll which they may d.
business, seven dollars As county tax.
From every fire, marine or guarante
insurance company doing business il
this state, an annual tax of two hundre,
dollars; and in every county in whicI
they may do business, seven dollars a
county tax. The state tax due from
insurance companies shall be paid b
such Companies to the comptroller o
public accounts, whose receipt, undo
seal, shall be evidence of payment 0
state tax, and the county collectors re
ceipt shall be authority to work in an.
county of this state for which sucI
company has a receipt.
Continued Tuesday.
/ Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie, Cum berlanC
Md. writes: Il am IS years of age. Abou
! four wears ago began to 90 into declin,