Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-03-12
NEW LICENSES.
The Revised Ordinance
Adopted.
Ministers of the Gospel
Overlooked,
But Few Others by the Council
in Its Haste.
A List OF the Slaves Whose Ransom
Shall the Municipal
Golfers Fill.

was held last night to pass upon the
work of the committee appointed some
time ago to revise the license ordi-
nance. The changes made by the COM
mittee were general. With slight ex-
ceptions the work Of the committee
was approved and the ordinance was
passed.
The following is a complete list OF
occupations included in the ordinance ;
when not otherwise specified the Ii
eense is quarterly:
Dealers in merchandise not including
liquors, IS, SIP, $40, $40, $50, graduated
according to sales.
Wholesale liquor dealers, $50.
Retail liquor dealers, 500.
Brewers, distillers and manufacturers
of wine, SIS.
Persons using or permitting in their
places OF business any gambling, games
OF chance. commonly known as bank
ing or percentage games, $3.50.
Billiard and pool tables for which a
charge is made, $40.
Pin alleys, for which money 10
charged, Sl2.
Shooting galleries, So.
Auction establishments and austion-
GERS, 500.
Hotels, meaning places where the
public is lodged and boarded, as fol-
lows:
Hotels OF 10 rooms or less, $40.
Hotels of 20 rooms or less, $l5.
Hotels OF 40 rooms or less, $40.
Hotels OF more than 40 rooms, $25.
Lodging houses, per room, 70 cents.
Agents Of insurance, life, accident,
fire or marine, 81.
Pawnbrokers, S32.
Livery stables OF four or more ve-
hicles, SIS; OF less than four vehicles,
$40.
Public corrals and feed yards, IS.
Each vehicle kept for carrying per-
sons from one point to another, mail
stages excepted, $3.50.
Express wagons, job wagons and
trucks, $3.50.
Laundries, $3.50.
Skating Kinks, SIS.
FIGURING and planning mills, $40.
Steam engines operating in the city
and not connected with any other BUSH
ness enumerated, 50.
Real estate agents, money brokers
Express companies, $50.
Drug stores, sl5.
Butcher shops or stalls, $l5.
Cigar and tobacco stores, $3.50.
Employment agencies, $3.50.
Peders using horse and wagon,
except pedlers OF agricultural products
grown within the territory, Sl5.
Footpedlers except pedlers of agricul-
Af l.n
Ice dealers and manufacturers SIS.
Fakirs or transient persons selling
articles from any box or stand upon the
street, $40 daily.
Circus or mansgerie, s25 per day.
Side shows connected with circus or
managerie, Sl5.
Theatrical performance or public ex-
hibition not given by residents OF Phe-
nix for charitable purposes, s. for each
entertainment.
Theatrical performance, variety show,
concert hall, musical ENTERTAINMENT
given in hall, room, store or saloon
where intoxicating and other drinks
are sold, $25 for each exhibition, pro-
yided that no exhibition at such place
shall be permitted upon the Sabbath
day. Dance house or cellar $25 per
night.
Dealers in beer, wine or other intoxi-
cants who employ females to solicit
orders or deliver drinks TO patrons $25
per night.
Street railways, So; abstractors
$3.50; collectors of bills or claims on
commissions, 3.
Barber shops, 81 per chair; gas COM
panies, $l5; telephone and telegraph
companies, $3.50; Institutes for the
cure Of drunkenness or kindred habits
$3.50.
Fish or game markets, So; nursery
men, nursery agents or tree dealers,
SIS; undertakers, $40; blacksmiths
or wheel wrights, $3.50; bill posters,
IS; painters or dealers in painting
material, SIS; sewing machine agents
$40; merchant tailors, $3.50; dyers
and cleaners So; dealers in pelts,
hides or wool, $50; dealers in and
peddlers OF oils, $3.50; agents or deal
ers in pianos, organs and other musical
instruments, $40; persons who sell or
solicit orders on commission or salary,
$l5.
All quarterly licenses shall be due on
the first day Of May, August, November
and February.
Another ordinance was passed pro-
hibiting persons from holding auctions
or meetings on the street calculated to
draw crowd without fret having
obtained special permit for that pur-
pose. 1t also prohibits the bringing
through the city herds OF horses, mules
or cattle except upon Van Buren,, Jack
son and Seventh streets or Seventh
avenue. II prohibits also the passage
through the city OF any traction engine
or steam locomotive and restraints the
laying OF any track for such locomotive
provided the provisions OF the ordinance
do not apply to the track OF the Santa
Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railway and
the passage of its locomotives.
HAD EATEN NERVE FOOD.