Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE.
The Board OF Supervisors OF the County
OF Sacramento, State Of California, do
OrdaIu as follows:


limits of the county OF Sacramento, State of Cali
fornia any business hereinafter named, shall pay
license therefor 10 the sum and in the manner in
this ordinance provided.
Section > Auctioneers are divided into eight
classes and must obtain licenses from the Tax Col
lector as follows:
Flrst-Those whose average monthly sales amount
to one hundred thousand dollars and upwards coz
sttute the first class, and must pay license OF
four hundred dollars per quarter.
Second-Those whose average monthly sales
amount to seventy-fve thousand dollars and less
than one hundred thousand dollars constitute the
second class and must pay license tax OF three
hundred dollars per quarter.
Third-Those whose average monthly sales
amount to fifty thousand dollars and under sew
entyive thousand dollars constitute the third class
and must pay a license tax Of two hundred dollars
per quarter.
Fourth - Those whose average monthly sales
amount to thirty Thousand dollars, and less than
fifty thousand dollars, constitute the fourth class
and must pay license tax of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars per quarter.
Fifth-Those whose average monthly sales amount
to twenty thousand dollars, and less than thirty
thousand doars, constitute the fifth class, and
must pay license tax OF one hundred dollars per
quarter.
Sixth-Those whose average monthly sales amount
to ten thousand dollars, and less than twenty thous-
and dollars. shall constitute the sixth class, and
must pay license tax of thirty dollars per quarter
Seventh Those whose average monthly sales
amount to twenty-five hundred dollars, and less
than ten thousand dollars constitute the seventh
class and must pay license tax of twenty dollars
per quarter
Eighth-Those whose average monthly sales are
less than twenty-five hundred dollars constitute the
eighth class, and must pay license tax of twelve
dollars per quarter.
Section 8. Persons engaged in bankiug, loaning
money at interest, in buying or selling notes,
bonds other evidences of Indebtedness of private
persons in buying or selling State county or city
stocks other evidences of State, county or CITY
Indebtedness or stocks, notes. bonds or other eyi-
dences of Indebtedness of Incorporated companies,
or gold or silver bullion, gold or silver coin,
divided into seven classes and must pay license
tax as follows:
First Those doing business in the aggregate to
the amount Of two hundred and fiji thousand dol
lars per quarter and constitute the first class,
and must pay license tax OF one hundred dollars
per quarter.
Second-Those doing business to the amount of
two hundred thousand dollars and less than two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars constitute the
second class, and must pay license tax OF eighty
dollars per quarter.
Third-Those doing business to the amount Of
one hundred thousand dollars and less than two
hundred thousand dollars constitute the third class
and must pay license tax of forty dollars Per
quarter.
Fourth-Those doing business to the amount of
fifty thousand dollars and less than one hundred
thousand dollars constitute the fourth class, and
must pay license tax OF twenty-five dollars per
quarter.
Fifth-Those doing business in any amount under
fifty thousand dollars and over five thousand dor
lars constitute the fifth class, and must pay license
tax of fifteen dollars per quarter.
Sixth-Those doing business in any amount IN
der five thousand dollars and over one thousand
dollars constitute the sixth class and must pay
license tax OF eight dollars per quarter.
Seventh-Those doing business in any amount
under one thousand dollars constitute the seventh
class, and pay license tax OF three dollars per
quarter.
Section L. License must be obtained for the pur-
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lector must require payment, as follows:
First Each bowling alley, three dollars per quar-
ter but no license must be granted for term less
than three months.
Section 5. Theaters are divided into two classes.
Those seating nine hundred and seventy-fi. more
persons are of the first class. Those seating less
than nine hundred and seventy-f,e persons are OF
the second class. One seat is twenty-five inches.
License shall be granted to theater5 and
other places OF amusement according to
the schedule. If for less than one
month, first class, five dollars per day; second
class, two dollars per day II for one month, and
lars per month second class, forty dollars per
month. If for three months, and less than one
year, first class two hundred dollars per quartlr;
second class one hundred and five dollars per quar-
ter II for one year. first class five huI bred dol
lars per annum; Second class, two hundred and
sixty dollars per annum.
Second-For each exhibition for pay for a cara
van menagere or any collection of animals, circus
or acrobatic performance in Sacramento City,
hundred dollars; in any other 10 atty in Sacra-
mento county, twenty five dollars, and for each
show for pay Of any figures, jugglers necromancers,
magicans wire or rope dancing, or sleight-of-hand
exhibition, five dollars each day.
Third From each pawnbroker, three dollars.
Fourth-From each keeper OF intelligence offices,
five dollars per quarter.
Section g. Every person who sells spirituOus,
malt or fermented liquors wines in less quanti-
ties than one quart, must obtain license from the
Tax Collector, prescribed in this ordinance, and
make therefor the following payments:
First-Ihose making sales of the amount OF ten
thousand dollars or more monthly average con-
stitue the first class, and must pay license tax OF
forty dollars per month.
Second-Tnose making sales TO the amount OF five
thousand dollars and not exceeding ten thousand
dollars as a monthly average constitute the second
Glass; and must pay license tax of twenty-five dol
lars per month.
Third-Ihose making sales of less than five thou
sand dollars constitute the third class and must pay
q license tax OF five dollars per month.
Section 7. Every per5 n who at fixed place OF
business sells any goods, wares or merchandise,
wines or distilled liquors. drugs or medicines jew
elry or wares Of precious metals, whether on COM
mission or otherwise Except agricultural or viGi-
cultural productions, or the productions OF any
stock, dairy poultry farm Of this State when sold
by the producers thereof, and except such as are
sold by auctoneers at public ssle under license),
and all persons who keep horses or carsges for hire
Except such as are used in the transportation Of
goods), must obtain from the Tax Collector Of this
county and for each branch OF such business, Ii
cense and pay therefor al amount OF money to be
determined by the class to which such person is
placed by the Tax collector, such business to be
classified and regulated by the amount OF the aver
age monthly sales made or hiring done, and at the
rates following:
First-Those who are estimated to make average
monthy sales or hiring to the amount of ore hun
bred thousand dollars or more constitute the hrst
class, and must pay fifty dollars per month.
Sscond-Of seventy thousand dollars and less
than one hundred thousand dollars constitute the
second class, and must pay thirty-seven dollars and
fifty cents per month.
Third or fifty thousand dollars and less than
seventy five thousand dollars constitute the third
class, and must pay twenty five dollars per month
Fourth-ot forty thousand dollars and less than
fifty thousand dollars constitute the fourth class,
and must paw twenty dollars per month.
Fifth OF thirty thousand dollars and lass than
forty thousand dollars constitute the fifth Glass; and
must pay fifteen dollars per month
SiXth-Oi twenty thousand dollars and less than
thirty thousand dollars constitute the sixth class,
and must pay ten dollars per month.
Seventh OF ten thousand and less than twenty
thousand dollars constitute the seventh Glass; ana
must paw seven dollars and fifty cents per month.
Eiphth-of five thousand and less than ten
| thousand dollars constitute the eighth class, and
must pay FIVE dollars per month.
| Ninth-Of two Thousand and five hundred dollars
and less than five thousand dollars constitute the
ninth class and must pay three dollars per month.
Tenth-Of all amounts over twelve hundred ana
| fifty dollars and less than two thousand and hve
hundred dollars constitute the tenth cass, anu must
| pay one dollar and fifty cents per month.
| Eleventh OF all amounts over five hundred ooi,
| lars per month and less than twelve hundred and
fifty dollars per month constitute the eleventh CLASS,
| and must pay one dollar per month.
| Twelfth-Of all amounts less than 1--WE hundred
| dollars per month constitute the twelfth class, and
| must pay fifty cents per month
| Section s. The sale of liquors and wines by per
| sons licensed under the last Classification above
made must not be less quantities than one quart
measure No license must be required OF physicians,
sureeons apothecanes chemists, for any wines OF
sprituous liquors they may use in the preparation
| Of medicines.
| Section O. Every travelling merchant, hawker oil
| peddler who carries vends any goods wares oil
merchandise OF any kind other than the manuiact-
| ures OF productions Of this State, must pay for
| license three dollars per month and every suef
/ travelling merchant, hawker or peddler who uses
| wagon or one or more animals for the purpose o
| vending such goods, wares or merchandise OF any
| kind must pay for license ten dollars per month
| And every travelling merchant, bawker or peadle
| who uses trading boat other water craft, shal
pay merchants license, according to the classified
| tor under merchants license.
| Section 10. Every person who keePs stallion o.
Jack and who hires the to be used for the pur
pose of propagation, must obtain on or be