The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-09-07

BE IT ordained 10y the City Council of
the Cit. of Miles City:
SECTION |. There shall be- levied by
the city treasurer and collected from all
persons engaged in the kinds of business
hereinafter mentioned within the corpo-
rate limits of the city OF Miles City a
tax to be known as "A license tax. as fol
lows:
|. Each billiard or pool table. Sl.N
per quarter.
>. Each exhibition of opera. concert
| singers. ministries. slelght Of hand
performance. legerdemain or other
show or exhibition except exhibl-
ton or concert 81 en- for school
or charitable purposes). s4.W for
each performance. and every circus shall
pay "A license Of so per day. and each
| sideshow 500 per day. The term cir
rus" shall he construed to include any
and all shows in a tent or tents where
the exhibition or performance is given
in a ring usually known as a circus ring.
}. For each pawnbroker. 5000 per
quarter.
1. All keepers of livery. feed or board
ing stables. 800 per quarter.
,. Each express wagon. job wagon.
dray. truck. cart or conveyance for car
rying passengers. 500 per quarter. and
under this subdivision shall be included
any and all persons who carry by wagon.
carriage. dray. truck or other vehicle.
drawn by horses or mules. within the
limits of the city or from any point
within the city to any place or places
outside of the city for hire. excepting
regular mail and stage companies run
ming to points regularly outside of the
city.
6. Each electric light company. 500
per quarter.
:. Each ten pin alley. bowling alley
or shooting gallery. $50 per quarter.
:. Each stage or express line that
carries passengers or packages other
than mail matter. $40 per quarter.
O.. Each a%uctioneer. 500 per quarter.
10. Each male person engaged in the
keeping of a laundry. $1,000 per quarter.
II. Each butcher shop. $1,000 per
quarter.
T.. Each meat peddler. $500 per
quarter.
Il. Each dealer IN ice. $500 per
quarter.
Ii. Each loot redller or foot hawker.
including all persons who solicit or take
subscriptions for books of art. science or
literature. S1!W per quarter. and each
other hawker or peddler. $1,000 per
quarter.
II. Gift. lottery or any gift or l%otter!
enterprise. 5000 per quarter.
Ii. Dram shops or drinking aloons
where spirituous. yinous or malt liquors
are disposed of in any quantity lessthan
Il gallon. 5000 per quarter.
Il. Tipping houses. $500 per quarter.
IL Nt,..t a<bihifi,pS ,f any Kind
except those given for charitable pur
poses. $500 per day.
~. Pedestrian. wrestling or sparring
exhibitions. $500 per day.
SEP. Every person who has a fixed
place of business who may deal in goods.
wares and merchandise. wines OF liquors.
drugs or medicines. jewelry or wares of
precious metals. lumber or any other
commodity that is exposed for sale shall
pay a license as follows:
/. Those whose sales are Sl0.WUO.ON per
month shall constitute the first class and
pay u license of 5000 per quarter.
>. Those whose sales are 81. 10000 and
under SlO.GuO.tD per month shall consti-
tute the second class. and pay a license
of $1,000 per quarter.
3. Those whose sales are 81 .ONO.0O and
under $4,000 per month shall consti-
tGte the third class. and pay a license
of $500 per quarter.
4. Those whose sales are under
sl.oNU.n per month shall constitute the
fourth class. and pay a license OF e2.D
per quarter.
Provided that the sale of wines and
liquors under the provisions OF tins sec
ton shall moi be IN quantities less than
n gallon.
SEC. 3. Every printing ONCE shall pay
a license as follows:
]. Those doinga business Of slo.OOO.oo
per annum shall constitute the first class
and pay a license OF $1,000 per quarter.
= Those dong a business OF s1.otU.oO
and under slo.Un@ per annum shall
constitute the second class. and pay a
license OF 500 per quarter.
3. Those doing a business under
100000 per annum shall constitute the
third class. and pay a license OF $500
per quarter.
SEC. l. All keepers OF hotels. res.
t%aurants. inns. averns. lodging and
boarding houses shall ndy "A license AS