Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
HOUSE BILL NO. AS.
R RcferrinE to License Taxes.

anu COt pOIaIOns euS"Sou ih 'ho ouoA" ness, trade, dealing or occupations in this chapter named as follows: Every person who may deal in goods, wares or merchandise, except the agricul- tural productions of this Territory, when vended by the producers theIeof, and except such as are sold by auc. tioneers or commission merchants un der license or permission according to law, where their sales amount in the average to $l0, GOO or more per quar- ter year a quarterly-yearly licepse tax of $40; when such sales shall co aver age less than $1O,OOO and more than $5O0O per quarter, quarterly-yearly license tax rf $30; when such sales shall so average less than $5OOO and more than $2OOO per quarter, a quar- ter-yearly tax of $20; and when such sales shall so average less than $2OOO per quarter, a quarter yearly license tax of $S per quarter.
 SEC. 3. Every person who shall sell or vend butchers meat, drugs and medicines, and who shall keep horses, carriages for rent or hire, when their business or sales amount to more than an average of $500O per quarter, shall pay quarterly license tax of $2O; wien such business or sales are less thau $5OOO per quarter, a quarterly license tax of $S.
 SEC. 3. All tavern or inn-keepers, all keepers of restaurants, eating houses or coffee-houses, shall pay a license tax of $2O per quarter.
 SEC. 4. Liquor dealers-All per- sons who shall sell or dispose of any wines or distilled or malt liquors, in quantities of five gallons and upwards shall pay license tax of $2OO per quarter.
 SEC. 5. Keepers of saloons and others-All persons who shall sell or dispose of any wines, or distilled or malt liquor in quantities of less than five gallons shall pay q license tax of $2OO per quarter, which license tax shall be paid in addition to any other tax paid by the same party for any other business carried on by him at the same place. Provided, that no Ii cense shall be required of any physi clan or apothecary for any wines or spirituous liquors they may use in the preparation of medicines.
 SEC. 6. Every travelling merchant, hawker or pedler, who shall carry a pack, and vend wares, goods or mer- chandise of any kind, shall pay for a license therefor $5 per month; and every such travelling merchant, hawkei Or pedier who shall use wagon, oI drive or cause to be driven train for such purposes, shall pay a license therefor of $lO per month. Provided, that nothing in this section contained shall be construed to apply to the productions of this Territory, when such productions are sold or vended by the producer thereof.
 SEC. z. Each and every insurance company incorporated under the laws of any other State or Territory shall pay an annual tax of $2OO to the treasurer of the county in which theil business office is situated, and take his receipt therefor, specifying the kind oI business to be done, and which shall be a sufficient licehse; Provided, that no license under the provisions of this section shall be issued for less than one year.
 SsC. 8. Every private banker, dealer in exchange, stocks, gold dust, silver bullion, or other similar occupations, shall each pay quarterly tax of $2O.
 SEC. 9. Every person, proprietor or keeper of any billiard or pool table, where money changes are made, for the use of the same shall pay 50 per quarter for each table.
 SEC. 10. Every manager or lessee of any theatrical exhibition, concert, show, circus, rope performance, wire dancers, menagerie or other public ex- hitition given for pay shall pay the following license taxes:
 First-A quarterly license tax of $25.
 Second-Where no quarterly license tax has been paid license tax of $5 for each performance; Provided, no license tax shall be required for any such exhibition when given by any so ciety of amateurs or when given wholly for the benefit of churches,