Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-08-16
ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

of licenses in the city of Great Falls.
Be it ordained by the council of the city
of Great Falls:
l. No person shall carry on or engage
in any of the following occupations, pro-
fessions or trades in the city OF Great
Falls without first obtaining license
therefor from the said city, and the rates
of such licenses shall bs as follows:
.. Auctioneers are divided into nine
classes and must obtain licenses from
the city treasurer as follows:
(a) Those whose monthly sales amount
to one hundred thousand dollars and
upwards constitute the first class and
must pay license of $500 per quarter.
(b) Those whose monthly sales amount
to seventy five thousand dollars and less
than one hundred thousand dollars con-
stitute the second class and must pay a
license of $500 per quarter.
(c) Those whose monthly sales amount
to fifty thousand dollars and less than
seventy-tive thousand dollars constitute
the third class and must pay license OF
5000 per quarter.
(d) Those whose monthly sales amount
to thirty thousand dollars and less than
fifty Thousand dollars constitute the
fourth class and must pay license OF
Sl25 per quarter.
(e) Those whose monthly sales amount
to twenty thousand dollars and less than
thirty Thousand dollars constitute the
fifth class and must pay license OF 500
per quarter.
~ Those whose monthly sales amount
to ten thousand dollars and less than
twenty thousand dollars constitute the
sixth class and must pay license OF $50
per quarter.
lei Those whose monthly sales amount
TO twenty-five hundred dollars aud leas
than ten thousand dollars constitute the
seventh class and must pay license OF
$50 per quarter.
(h) Those whose monthly sales amount
to five hundred dollars and less than
twenty-five hundred dollars constitute
the eighth class and must pay d license
of Sl5 per quarter.
(i) Those whose monthly sales amount
to less than five hundred dollars consti-
tute the ninth class and must pay H.
cense of S5 per quarter.
3. Persons engaged in banking, loan
ing money at interest or buying or sell
ing notes, bonds or other evidences of
indebtedness of private persons, or buy
ing or selling city, county or state war
rants, stocks or other evidences OF city,
county or state indebtedness or stocks or
notes, bonds or other evidences Of in
debtedness of Incorporated companies,
or buying or selling gold dust, gold or
silver bullion or gold or silver coin are
divided into four classes and must pay
licenses as follows
(a) Those doing business to the
amount of one hundred thousand dollars
and less than two hundred Thousand dol.
lars per quarter constitute tho first cl ass
and must pay license Of $40 per quar-
ter.
(b) Those doing business to the
amount of fifty thousand dollars and less
than one hundred thousand dollars per
aual ter constitute the second class and
must pay license of S25 per quarter.
(c) Those doing business in any
amount under fifty thousand dollars
and over five thousand dollars per quar-
ter constitute the third class and must
pay license of Sl5 per quarter.
(d) Those doing business in any
amount under five thousand dollars pei
quarter constitute the fourth claee and
must pay license of $40 per quarter.
d. Each proprietor of II billiard poo
or bagatelle table, not kept exclusivel,
for family use, for each table must pay t
| license of g per quarter; and for eact
bowling alley kept by any person excep
for family use license Of $40 per quar-
ter must be paid
). (a) The manager or lessee of ever,
theatre mot variety or concert theater
S. per day for each day upon which
performance or performances are helt
or in lieu thereof a monthly license o
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(b) For each variety or concert thsatel
whether an admission fee is charged O
not, $15 per month
(c) For each single exhibition of oper
or concert singer mot exhibited in an
theater whore monthly license
.. paid,) So.
(d) For minstrels, legerdemain or othe
shows not herein provided for, s. fo
each single performance when not in
:. theater where monthly license is take
out.l
(e) For every circus or managerie, il
cluding side shows, 800 per day. Bl
] no license must be collected for ar
amateur exhibition or concert for scho
or charitable or religious purposes.
= 6. From each pawnbroker, $50 p
Il quarter.
n 7. From each keeper Of an Intelligent
= Office, 80 per quarter.
y 8. From each keeper Of shootir
y gallery for gain, Sl5 per quarter.
8. From every person selling spiritou
d malt or fermented liquors, or wine
a less quantities than one quart, $50 p
quarter.
y TO- From every person who at a tix'
i" place of business sells any wares or mt
l. chandise, wines or distilled liquors, dru
10 or medicines, jewelry or wares of precio
d metals, whether on commission or othe
ir wise, and all butchers obtain from q
N city treasurer license and pay quartz
u ly therefor, an amount Of money to
of determined by the class in which su
person is placed by the city Treasure