The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-06-17
ORDINANCE NO. "a.
CONCERNING LICENSES.

Section j. Inc CITY tFeaSufeE anu COI-
lector shall levy and collect a license
from the persons employed in and car
rying on with the city limits the kinds
of business hereinafter mentioned, as
follows:
From cash keeper of a billiard room
one dollar and twenty-five cents per
Quarter for each billiard table kept for
public use.
From the manager of every theater,
and from every exhibitor of a play or
opera, or concert singers, minstrels,
sleight Of hand performers and all other
similar shows and exhibitions, twenty
five cents per day, or three dollars and
seventy-fiVe cents per month, provided,
however, that no license shall be requir-
ed for any play or other exhibitions
given for charitable purposes, or for the
purpose. of raising finds for libraries,
churches or other similar purposes.
From each circus or menagerie twenty
five dollars per day.
From each pawn-broker, five dollars
per quarter @
From each keeper of an intelligence
or employment Office, two dollars and
fifty cents per quarter.
From each keeper of a livery or feed
stable three dollars and seventy five
cents per quarter. and in addition thirty
five cents per quarter for each buggy,
carriage, sleigh or other vehicle more
than two kept or used by him.
From each keeper of hay yard, cor
raj for feeding stock. or for selling hay,
two dollars per quarter.
From each lawyer, doctor, physician,
surgeon, conveyaneer, insurance agent,
and all other professions of like charact-
er, four dollars per year.
From each photographer or other artist
two dollars per quarter.
From each keeper of q bakery or con-
fectionery, as follows: Those doing BUSH
ness amounting to $1,000 per. month,
shall pay license Of three dollars and
seventy-five cents per quarter; those do
ing business amounting to one thousand
and not exceeding two thousand dollars
per month, two dollars and half per
quarter; and all doing business in an
amount less than one thousand dollars
per month, one dollar and fifty cents per
quarter
:. From every person who has fixed
place of business, who may dealEin goods
wares and merchandise, or in wines or
liquors (the sales Of which shall be in
Quantities not less than a quartz, or in
drugs or medicines, jewelry or wares of
precious metals, or who shall expose the
same for sale, as follows: Those whose
sales are ten thousand dollars per month
or more, twelve and one half dollars per
quarter; those whose sales are five thou
sand dollars and under ten Thousand
dollars per month, seven and half dol
lars per quarter; those whose sales are
two thousand dollars, and under i've
thousands dollars per month, five dollars
per quarter; those whose sales are one
thousand dollars and under two thous-
and dollars per month, three dollars and
cents per quarter; those
whose sales are five hundred dollars and
under one thousand dollars per month,
two dollars and fifty cents per quarter;
those whose sales are under five humid
red dollars per month, one dollar and
twenty-five cents per quarter.
From cash auctioneer who shall sell |
property of any kind at public sale with |
in the city limits, two dollars and fifty |
cents per month.
From each keeper ola RESTRAINT, lodging |
house or hotel, as follows: Those doing /
business of less than one thousand dol
airs per quarter, one dollar and twenty
i've cents per quarter; and those whose
business is over one thousand dollars per
Iuarter, one dollar and twenty-five cents
Der quarter for each additional one thou
Iand dollars or fractional part thereof.
From each male person engaged in the
aundry business, five dollars per quar-
er.
From every person who shall b. en-
tagged in retailing or disposing of any
'pirituous or feTmented liquors, and
zach keeper of a hOllse, room, booth,
ent or place where Intoxicating liquors
ire sold or disposed of in quantities less
han one quart. fifteen dollars per qaar-
er.
From every travelling merchant, hawk
r or peddler operating in the city, who
hall conN ey pack or trunk, and shall
ell goods, wares and merchandise, one
lollaT and twenty-five cents per quarter;
rom any such WHO shall travel with
wagon, or other vehicle, and peddle and
ell goods, five dollars per quarter for
,ach vehicle; from any such who shall
ravel with pack animals, and sell goods,
wares and merchandise, three dollars
nd seyenty-five cents per quarter for
ach pack animal; bit no license shall
Ne received from any person for peddling
NY production of Montana, raised or
by himself.
From each commercial traveller,
gent, drummer, or other person, selling
n Offering to sell any wares or merchan-
lise of any kind to be delivered at some
uture time, or carrying samples, copies
n specimens and selling or offering to
ell goods, wares or merchandise accord
ng to said samples, copies or specimens
o be delivered at q future time, six dol
ars and twenty-five cents per quarter.
From each distiller. manufacturer or
ectifier of spirituous liquors, seven dol
ars and fifty cents per month.
From ever brewer or manufacturer of
malt liquors, whose business amounts to
me thousand dollars or more per month
i've dollars per month.
From every brewer whose business
mounts to less than one thousand and /
more than five hundred dollars per
month, three dollars and fifty cents per
month, and from all those whose bust
less amounts to less than five hundred
dollars per month, one dollar and
cents per month; and from
very nldHuldCtuTeI Vi pop, bOUa, or OLn-
II drink put up in bottles, except those
lbove specified, one dollar and twenty
i've cents per month.
From every butcher, one dollar and
seventy five cents per month.
From every person who shall carry en-
he gift, lottery or prize distribution
twelve dollars and fifty cents
Der quarter.
From each keeper of bowling alley
'r ten pin alley, two dollars and fifty
,ents per quarter for each alley used.
From each barber, one dollar per
quarter for each chair used by him.
From each person or company who
hail run line of stages or express
wagons into the city, connecting or COM
by lines or routes with
'ther towns, cities or places, two dollars
md fifty cents per quarter
From each real estate broker, or per-
ION who buys or sells real estate not his
,wn, on commission or Tor fee, five
dollars per year.
From each owner or conductor of
skating rink, or skating hall or pavilion,
wo dollars per month.
From each owner or operator of omni-
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