The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-29
NEW LICENSE LAW
IT GOES INTO EFFECT
NEXT MONDAY.
Which no Business III An Escapes
Figures the Different Branches Of
Business Mus: Pay.

s 49, AHH -
schedule Of licenses adopted by the
last legislature goes into effect with
the codes. The new schedule differs
materially from the present one in the
licenses required for different lines Of
business. The time when the new IL
censes go into effect being SO near, it
may interest merchants and others to
see the figures. as taken from the bill
signed by the governor.
The licenses of auctioneers are to be
as follows: Where the monthly sales
amount to 500, 600 or more S4OO a
quarter: from $4,000 to 500, 600 a
month. $500 a quarter: from $50. 900 to
$75. 600 a month. 5000: from $50. 600 to
$500 0 a month, 1925: from $40. 600 to
$40. 600 a month, $50: from 2, 800 to
S1O.OOO a month, S25: from $500 to 3d.
500 a month. SIS a quarter: nnder $500
a month, S. a quarter. Bankers and
brokers are to pay as follows: Those
doing $3.50. 600 or more business in a
quarter. 800 a quarter: between $780,
600 and $3.50. 600 a quarter. $50 a quar-
ter: between 100000 and 5000, 600 a
quarter, $40: between $4,000 and $780,
600 a quarter. $25: between S. 1000 and
$50. 600 a quarter, $l5: under S.. 600 a
quarter, S..
Billiard. pool and bagatelle tables
are to be charged $50 a quarter, and
bowling alleys $40 a quarter. The
alters are to be charged S. a day for
each performance or S25 per month:
single exhibitions of operas or concerts
not'in a theater paying a monthly H.
cense. S3: variety and concert halls.
whether an admittance fee is charged
or not. S75 a month: minstrel. leger-
demain en- other shows not specially
provided for. S. for each performance.
when not in a regular theater: circus
and 'menagerie. not including side
shows. $3.50 per day. No license is
charged for ameteur affairs or those
for school. church or charitable pur-
poses. Pa%wnbrOkers are 70 pay 500 a
quarter: intelligence Offices $40: shoot
ing galleries. Slj.
The liquor licenses are to be: In
places containing 10000 inhabitants or
more. and within one mile of such
places. S3oO semi annually: where there
are between $500 and 10. 900 people.
Apl(ls yynnbn +lnnn MA f.@~, 400 80 y
800 people. $40: where the population
IS from 800 to 200 it is 5000 and where
1t IS less than 300 people. $50. Ii
cellses cannot be issued for less than
six months and are transferrab BILE and
negotiable in the county where issued.
Merchants are licensed according to
the amount of average montniy sales.
as follows: One hundred thousand dol
lars a month, SO month: from S75,-
coo to $1,000 0 a month. 500: from 500
90 to $4,000 a month. $40: from $40
ooo to Soo.oo0 a month. S25: from 800
600 to $4,000 Il month, $40: from $40
ooo TO $4,000 Il mouth. SlI: from &l0.-
$50 to $4,000 q month. S1o: from So
600 to $4,000 Il month. IS: from 5000
to $1,000 Il month, So: from $3.50 TO
$1,000 a month. 81: from $500 to $3.50
a month. So.
Sellers OF oleomargarine, butterine
or imitation cheese must pay ten cents
a pound for every pound sold. Those
who keep weighing or platform scales
for hire are expected to pay $40 a year
license. Dealers in cigarettes, cigar
cite papers or other material for maxi
ing cigarettes, except tobacco. must