The Arizona sentinel., 1893-11-04
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An ordinance regulating the licensing of
certain occupations and callings, and pro-
viding penalties therefor.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com
mon Council of the village of Yuma, Ari-
IONA:
Section l. No person or corporation
shall carry on or engage in any of the fol-
lowing named occupations, professions or
callings in the village of Yuma without
first having obtained license therefor
from the village, and paying the charges
to-wit:
One. Muscle or lung testers, knife, cane or
other stands, fortune tellers, clairvoyants,
electric batteries, astrologers magnitylng
glass or glasses; two dollars per day or
thirty dollaIs per month.
Two. Street vendors, offering for sale
goods. wares and merchandise; one dollar
per day.
Three. Hawkers on the streets of pat
emit medicines and other articles not
otherwise mentioned in this. ordinance;
five dollars per day or twenty-five dollars
per week. Hawkers of farm produce ex
cepted.
Four. Peddlers of small articles of
household ornaments or necessity; fifty
cents per day or ten dollars per month.
Five. Every person offering for sale
bankrupt or assignee's stock shall pay a
license of one dollar per day or twenty
dollars per month.
Six. Peddlers of articles not otherwise
mentioned in this ordinance; one dollar
per day OF twenty dollars per month.
Sec. 2. No person shall give any public
entertainment for gain or profit without a
license therefor from said village and
charges for such license shall be as follows,
to-wit:
One. Circus or menagerie, City dollars
per day,
Two. Side show connected with or fol- |
lowing circus or menagerle, five dollars |
per day each.
Three. Merry-g o-round, one dollar per
day.
-Four. Travelling street shows museums,
theaters or other entertainments not other
wise mentioned in this ordinance, five
dollars per day.
Sec. 3. The word ''person," where used
in this ordinance shall mean and include
the plural number, and corporations in all
cases when persons, Corporation or
corporations" are not used.
Sec. 4. Licenses under this ordinances
shall be issued by the village recorder, un-
der his seal of Office, but no license shall be
issued for any less period of time than fixed
in this ordinance for such license, nor I'M
til the party applying therefor shall pro-
luce to and die with the said recorder the
receipt of the village treasurer showing the
payment of the license required by this
ordinance.
Sec. 5. Licenses issued in pursuance of
his ordinance shall be attested and re-
corded by the village recorder in book
,ept for that purpose by entry of the name
# the licenser, the occupation or calling, the
ime for which issued, date of expiration,
mount paid for same; said licenses shall
lot be transferable.
Sec. 6. Any person or persons violating
ny of the provisions of this ordinance shall
'e guilty of misdemeanor, and shall upon
onviction thereof in the Recorders court of
his village. be subjected to fine of not
ess than five nor more than one hundred
ollars, and be imprisoned in the village
all until such fine is paid, or until legal
ischarged therefrom, and the Mayor and
Common Council may at airy time revoke
ny license granted in pursuance of this
rdinance.
Sec. Z. This ordinance shall be in eff
ct after it shall be published three
eeks successfully in the ARIZONA SEN
INEL.