The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-04

lars.
Eevery shoemaker. ten dollars.
Every merchant tailor, thirty dollars.
Every circus, with or without "a menag-
erie. for each and every day performing
in the city. two hundred dollars. itinerant
shows. one hundred dollars per week or
any part thereof; flying horses. twenty-five
dollars per week; other minor exhibitions,
ten dollars per week. or any part thereof.
Every dealer or Eender Of goods. wares
merchandise, drugs and small wares, sell
ing or introducing the same for sale by
means of public exhibitions. one hundred
dollars per week, or any part thereof.
Every grinder OF hand organ. or
strolling band of musicians, five dollars
per week.
Every person, company. or corporation
engaged in the business Of operating or
running a theater for theatrical exhibit
tions three hundred dollars per annum.
Every theatrical troupe. minstrel troupe
or other troupe acting or performing in
any public hall in this city other than
theater. shall pay three dollars for each
performance.
Every person or partnership running a
grlSt mill worked by steam, thirty dollars,
If worked by horse power. twenty dol
lars, every person running "a -four mill.
or flour and grist mill driven by steam,
Every bread or cake bakery carried on
by means of steam machinery, fifty dol
lars; if carried on without steam, thirty
Every master builder. mason or me
chanic, and other mechanics not other
wise taxed, taking contract for work,
thirty dollars; architects. civil engineers,
surveyors, contractors, thirty dollars.
Every dealer in paints, oils, sashes,
blinds or doors, fifty dollars.
Real estate collectors and agents. and
other collectors and agents, and ticket
agents and scalpers, twenty-five dollars.
ENey Keeper ~ Keepers OF an intelli-
/ gence office, ten dollars for each office.
Every mercantile or commercial agency,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Every daily newspaper printed by steam.
one hundred dollars; every weekly or
/ other newspaper printed by steam. fifty
/ dollars; every daily newspaper worked by
hand, twenty-five dollars. and every week
/ ly newspaper worked by hand, ten dollars.
Every job printing office worked by
! steam gas, water or other motor, fifty
| dollars; If worked without steam, gas,
water, or other motors, twenty-five dol
lars.
Every manufacturer of soda water. sell
| ing from founts, twenty-five dollars: and
manufacturing and bottling soda water,
fifty dollars; selling soda water from
/ founts, ten dollars for each fount
Every public steam laundry twenty-five
/ dollars.
Every public laundry run without steam,
I ten dollars.
Every bother of beer or ale fifty dol
/ lars.
Every soap boiler or tanner, for each es-
/ adjustment, ten dollars.
| Every barber shop four dollars for each
/ chair used.
! Every person engaged in the business of
| gas fitting or plumbing. or both, shall
! take out a license, for which he shall pay
thirty dollars; and, as prerequisite to
| and gas filter shall, on or before the 18th
! day of January, 1895. make and file with
! the clerk of council a bond I'm the sum of
| 5000 with good and sufficient securities.
| to be approved by the mayor, conditioned
! to comply with the ordinances of the city
of Savannah, and the rules and regula-
| tons governing the water works depart
| ment of said city. and to answer over to
/ the mayor and aldermen of the city of Sa-
Vannah for all damages the city may sus-
| tain by reason of negligence or default of
such plumber or gas filter in ncgligently
| closing or leaving open excavations in the
/ public streets; and no person shall do or
| perform the work of n plumber or gas
/ fitJer without first taking out said Ii
/ cense, under penalty, upon conviction be-
/ fore the police court, of a fine not exceed
/ ing one hundred dollars or Imprisonment
| not exceeding thirty days. either or both
| in the discretion of the officer presiding in
Every daguerrean artist. photographer.
ambrotyper and portrait painter, twenty
/ five dollars.
Every steamboat. vessel, or other
agency. fifty dollars; every agency for
ocean steamships, each line, one hundred
dollars.
Every cotton factory. fifty dollars.
Every broom factory, thirty dollars
Every manufacturer of plaster or ce-
ment, fifty dollars
Each and every coppersmith or manu-
| facturer of stills, fifty dollars
Every ice factory. one hundred dollars
Every wholesale dealer in ice, one hun
dred dollars; every retail dealer in ice
! ten dollars.
Each and every museum, twenty-five dol
| lars.
Every gas company five hundred dollars:
/ every electric light company five hun
/ dred dollars.
Every restaurant or eating house with
out liquor license, twenty-five dollars.
Every rice-pounding or cleaning mill
with OF, without grist mill attached, one
Every, fortune teller or astrologer. five
hundred dollars.
Every brewery or person manufacturing
any malt liquor, two hundred dollars.
Every manufacturer of cider or vine
gar, or either, fifty dollars.
! Every telephone company or exchange
six hundred dollars; each Independent tel
ephone of two stations, two dollars and if-
ty cents.
Every street railroad company. whether
under the control of another company or
not, three hundred dollars; and, in addi-
ton thereto, as part OF the same tax
| thirty dollars for each and every car at
any time used by such company in the
city, it shall also be required that each
and every street railroad company doing
! business in this city shall take out badges
for all cars employed by them, which
badges shall be furnished by the city
treasurer, and which shall be numbered
and which shall also indicate whether the
car upon which such badge shall be
| placed is an open or closed car; il shall
| furthermore be required that each and
every car employed by each and every
street railroad company shall have such
! badge as herein before provided securely
fastened in a conspicuous place upon the
Every keeper of a skating rink. twenty
! five dollars.
Every undertaken or coffin warehouse.
thirty dollars.
Every person engaged in loading or I'M
| loading vessels by horse power twenty
five dollars for each hosting apparatus
/ used.
Every express company, five hundred
dollars; and in addition thereto, eight dol
lars for every one-hOrse baggage express
wagon, and twelve dollars for every two
horse baggage express wagon employed
] by such company.
Every bill poster or distributor of bills
/ or advertisements ten dollars.
Every blacksmith shop, each forge, eight
dollars
Every cooper shop, twenty dollars.
! Every carriage repository, one hundred
/ dollars: every carriage or wheelwright
shop for manufacturing or repairing
twenty-five dollars.
Every cigar manufacturer or retailer
/ twenty dollars.
Every dye house, twenty dollars.
/ Every millinery establishment, ten dol
I lars.
/ lars.
shop thirty dollars; every foundry and
/ machine shop, sixty dollars.
Every menagerie fifty dollars per day