Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-02-24
gents, 500; any show other than circus,

%.
Livery stables, $40; horse, mule and cat
tie dealers, $40 stock yards for feeding
cattle; brokers in cattle, sheep and hogs,
S..
Fruit and peanut dealers, with stand on
street, 81 dealers in ice, oil, coal, wood,
etc., S.; ice cream saloons, 81; junk, $40 /;
soda founts and milk shakers, 81 poul-
try, fish, vegetables or fruit on street, 81
in market, 81.
Coal yard license, to which all dealers
and importers are subject, IS.
Dealers, merchandise brokers, other
than in cotton, rice or fertilizers, selling
only on brokerage, in firms or singly, IS
for each member of firm oyer two, ~
each.
Dealers in any other and every other
article of trade or merchandise, not spe-
cially named elsewhere, each ~.
Founderies or machine shops, 90 cents
per $1,000 capital or fraction thereof; bas-
ket, willow and broom factories, same !;
bag factories and paper bag factories, and
barrel factories, same on capital stock
cigar and smoking tobacco factories, IS
per Sl0, 900 capital; concrete piping facto-
ries, so cents per $4,000.
Candy, clothing, harness, mattress,
shirts, underwear, steam sausage, sash
and blind, soap and candle and soda wa
ter factories and bottlers of soda, so cents
per $4,000 or fraction on capital furni-
ture, vegetable, fruit, fish or oyster can
ming, ice, paper box or envelope and
vinegar factories, same ; gas filters and
plumbers, intelligence office, Information
| or employment bureaus, steam laundr1es,
81 4; hand laundries, so cents.
Lumber yards and ponds, other than
with mills, SIS.
IS each; veterinary surgeons marble
yards, S.. -,
Planning mills, saw mills, rice mills,
spice, coffee, sea foam, -four mills, SO
cents per $4,000 capital. -,
Daily, morning, afternoon and weekly
newspapers, 81 on each 1000 circulation
or fraction newspapers worked by hand,
same publishers, other than papers, 81 ;
job printers, 81.
Restaurants, saloons and cafes, 81;
shooting galleries, rinks, stevedores, 30
undertakers, S.; tailors Of all Kind and
wood sawyers by machinery, $l.
Warehousemen and wharfmen, SlO.
Wheelwright and Blacksmith, so cents
per forge and 25 cents additional forge
shop with one forge, same coach and car
riage and makers and repairs, ~.
Grain distilleries, 800; fruit distilleries,
$25.
Tobacco warehouse, 81 per $4,000 capt.
tai or fraction.
professors not mentioned to be gradu-
ated by the auditor"-minimum, 25 cents ;
maximum, S..
The bill provides that dealer who
pays a license shall include clerks and
employees in the business; that IN all
mining and manufacturing companies
which mine outside of the states, and
which trade in this state, the provisions
of the act shall relate entirely to the busi-
ness done in this state.
Provision is made that licenses must be
procured before trades or business are un-
dertaken, and if not paid penalties are tc
be attached by the auditor, who Is to turn
over the papers to the treasurer, and in
event of non payment to the treasurer an
execution is to be issued by the
sheriff, including license and penalties.
the ''same to be collected by distress and
sale in the same manner as is now pro-
vided by law for the collection of other
taxes together with an additional penalty
of per cent. which per cent. is to be the
collecting fee for the sheriff"
The bills have all gone on the calen'
dar as special orders.