The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-29

,,svor (who is hereby authorized 10 adj
minister the cath for such purpose) as a
Public Weigher OF any goods, wares or
merchandise, twenty-five dollars.
Every average or insurance adjuster for
companies for which he is not the local
insurance agent, fifty dollars.
Every keeper or keepers of a hotel that
contains seventy-five rooms or upward
one hundred dollars.
Every keeper or keepers of a hotel that
contains under seventy-fve rooms, fifty
dollars.
fifty dollars; the same for each and every
agency.
Every dealer in sewing machines. fifty
dollars.
Every dealer in coal. one hundred dol
lars.
Every dealer in stationery or books
selling exclusively at wholesale. or at re-
tail and wholesale, one hundred dollars.
Every retail dealer in stationery or
books, thirty dollars.
Every oil mill, fifty dollars.
Every manufacturer of or dealer in fer
i tIllzeEs, not paying tax as commission
dollars.
Every runner for a sailor boarding
house, twenty-five dollars
Every owner or owners lessee or lessees
or a cotton press establishment, three
hundred dollars; every hand cotton press,
twenty-five dollars.
Every the owner or owners, lessee or
Iessees, OF a junk shop, or junk dealer,
A cotton pickery. to be confined exclu-
slVely to the purchase or sale of cotton,
one hundred dollars; and all buyers OF
loose cotton who buy from others than
cotton merchants, one hundred and sew
enty dollars.
Every owner or owners of a steam cot
ton gin establishment, one hundred dol
lars.
Every commission merchant or factor.
one hundred dollars.
Every exporter of cotton, lumber, naval
stores or other merchandise, foreign or
eoastwise, or agency, or representative of
hrm of exporters, two hundred dollars.
Every stevedore, fifty dollars.
yard, fifty dollars.
Every dealer in brick. or agent for sale
of bricks, seventy-five dollars.
Every dealer in wood, thirty dollars.
Every the keeper or keepers of a ware
house for the storage of cotton, merchan-
disc, goods, etc, for each warehouse,
thirty dollars
Every the owner or owners, lessee or
keeper of a billiard table, other than
dollars for each table; for every pool
table or tables on which pool is played,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Every the owner or owners, lesseeS or
keepers of a bagatelle table, twent :y-five
dollars for each table
Every the owner or owners of a ten
pin alley. thirty dollars for each alley.
Every the owner or owenrs of a saw
mill or a planning mill, with or without
lumber yard attached, fifty dollars; and
on each sash and blind factory, or
agency of sash and blind factory, fifty
dollars.
on the owner or owners of every steam
engine used for hosting purposes, or any
other business where steam is used, not
stated and enumerated, twenty-five dol
lars.
lars.
Every cotton weigher, twenty-five dol
lars.
Every shoemaker, ten dollars.
Every merchant tailor, thirty dollars.
Every circus, with or without menag-
erie, for each and every day performing
w a iT1nr raraf
shows, one hundred dollars per week or
any part thereof; flying horses, twenty
five dollars per week; other minor eX-
hibitions, ten dollars per week. or any
part thereof.
Every dealer or vendor 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 a hand organ, or
strolling band of musicians, five dollars
per week.
engaged in the business of operating or
running a theater for theatrical exhi-
billions, 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
a theater, shall pay three dollars for
Every person or partnership running
grst mill worked by steam, thirty dol
lars; if worked by horse power twenty
dollars; every person running flour mill
or flour and grist mill driven by steam,
fifty dollars.
Every bread or cake bakery carried on
by means of steam machinery, fifty dol
lars; if carried on without steam, thirty
dollars.
Every master builder. mason or me-
chanic, and other mechanics, taking con-
tracts for work, thirty dollars; architects,
civfl 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 fipLxaf
agents and scalpers, twenty-five dollars
Every keeper or keepers of an intelli-
gence office, ten dollars for each office.
Every mercantile or commercial agency,
one hundred dollars
Every daily newspaper printed by steam.
one hundred dollars; every weekly or
other newspaper printed by steam, fifty
by hand, twenty-five dollars and every
weekly 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 motor, twenty-five dollars
Every manufacturer of soda water, sell
ing from founts, twenty-five dollars; and
manufacturing and bottling soda water
nifty dollars; selling soda water from
Every public steam laundry twenty-five
dollars.
Every public laundry run without steam,
ten dollars
Every bother of beer or ale, fifty dol
lars.
Every soap boiler or tanner, for each
establishment, 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, a prerequisite to
the issuing of such license, every plumber
and gas filter shall, on or before the 18th
day of January, 1895, make and file with
the clerk of council a bond in the sum of
$4,000, 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 reg
ulations governing the water works de-
partment of said city, and to answer over
to the mayor and aldermen of the city of
Savannah for all damages the city may
sustain by reason of negligence or default
OF such plumber or gas filter in negligent
ly closing or leaving open excavations in
the public streets; and no person shall do
or perform the work of a plumber or gas
inter without first taking out said license,
under penalty, upon conviction before the
y police court, of a fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or imprisonment not ex-