The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-31


to be- the schedule of licenses for the year |
of 1888 for the divers businesses, voeations, |
occupations and professions carried on or |
engaged in, In the city of Birming nam, |
Ala: and each and every person, firm. COM |
pany, or corporation engaging In any OF the |
businesses, vocations, occupations or pro-
fessions herein provided for shall first pay |
for and take out such license and in such |
sums as are herein provided. to-wit:
SUBDIVISION.
1-Abstract of title, each person or
clerk go. .........-........$ zovo |
2-Advertising on streets, by means
of banners, floats, cartoon or
any other means where no We
hicle is used. ............s.. 1000 |
S--Advertisng on the street by
means of banners, floats, car
toon or any other means, each
vehicle $780,. -. 2o.OO |
4-Architects or superintendent of
buildings, each person or firm. 2oO9 |
6-Auctioneers, transient, each..... 1O0OO !
For each additional crier work.
ing for said auctioneer.......... 1000 |
6-Auctioneer. resident, each. ...... 5000 |
For each additional crier work.
ing for said auetioneer........ 1000 |
7-Bakeries, each $500. ............ 2oOJ
S-Banks, bank agents. or dealers
in exchange 80. ........ ...... lOO0o
e-Barber shop. each chair. ....... zoo |
BASKET PEDLERS-See Hucksters.
nairers $500 /
11-Bicycle dealers. or agents each. 10000 |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. keeping bicy-
cles for rent or hire............ 2o.O0
hills or nosters each 25Oo |
14-Billiard or pool tables. each.... $500 |
15-BIacksmith or horseshoeing
shops, each forge. $50
16-Boarding houses, fifteen or more
boarders ........ ........ ........ zoOV
17-Roarding houses for transients.. $500 |
1S-Bottlers of beer or ale includ-
ing brewers, each. 25OO |
tets ea oj ,....,.. 25Oo |
On Rowling alleys. each -. 49,. 1000 |
2i-Brewers or breweries, or agen-
cies for breweres, each per-
son selling beer by wholesale,
not including liquors. 3OO.oo |
22-Brick yards, or dealers in brick,
each ............ ........... 49,. lV.ou |
2s-Brick agents, or agents for brick
dealers doing business in the
state each .......... .-...,.. -. cow |
BUCKET SHOPS-See cotton
futures.
24-Buggy. wagon and carriage deal
ers, or agents for sale of bug
gies wagons or carriages, not
including factories in this city. 2ooJ
25-Busgy. wagon repair shops
when gross business is less
than 81 600 per annum. each.... lO0O
26--RuEgy. wagon or repair shops,
the gross business OF which
exceeds 81 900 per annum, each. 250O
z' eao,, '''iD -. 10000
2s-Care board, knife board. strk-.
ing machine. telescope, phono-
~ graph or other devices of like
kind, each per week, $500; per
per annum .......... ............. oOUJ |
90 csahinat rnalers each .....,.. 1000 |
30-Candy manufacturers, each 100O |
o. Cornenter shops each...... 1000 |
C'ARTRIDGES-See pistols
and cartridges.
S2-Carts. drays or wagons of one
horse. each...... H5V |
33-Carts, drays or wagons, two
horses, EACH. ...... 1919. lou |
s4-Cash registers. dealers in or
agents for sale of................ 5000 |
cEMENT-See dealers in.
%-cigar manufacturers, each....... lOoo |
CIDER-See vinegar.
CIGARS-See tobacco.
se-Circus when admission fee for
adults, including charge for re-
reserve seats or any other
charge Is 40 cents or over for
each performance or parade
rade in the streets. .............. 3DOOO |
Same. when admission fee
r. for adults including charge
reserve seats or any other
charge, is 20 to 40 cents........ 5000
Same when admission fee for
- adults, including charge for re-
serve seats or any other
charge is under 20 cents. for
first performance or parade. $500
Each subsequent performance
or parade ................ lOoO
For each side show accom-
panying any circus, each per-
formance ...... $500. 5OO'
s7-Cigarettes lin addition to tobac-
co and cigars) .................... 1OO1
3S-Civil engineers or surveyors,
each member of firm ............ 10Oo
8e-Clothes cleaning establishments
or agents for. each. ............. l0oO
40-Coal dealers, including those
who buy mine or haul coal in
to the city for sale or where
dealers have separate yards,
license to be taken out for
complete yard....., ........ 2500
A-C,oal peddlers, each wagon..... 1000 |
<2-Cold storage warehouses, where
beer is stored. ................... 10000 |
Aoi1s--same as above where no beer is
stored 80 .......... 5000 |
43-Collectors of notes and DIS,
or agent employed, each per-
son or member of firm.......... 1000 |
Accommodation merchants. carrying
stocks or receiving and ham
ding consignments of goods
merchandise shipped to such
commission merchant or deal
er from places or points in
this state. ........ 1900. oo'UV |
45-Concert or music halls, each, In |
GLIDING all halls rented for
such purpose by the night or
week ........... .................. b0.0J |
46-Confectioners, each person or
firm, where confectionery Is
principal stock ........s. 1000 |
E-Contractors. defined as person or
firms employing one or more
journeymen or sub-letting con-
tracts:
b. House builders .......... 250J
C. PAYERS .......... 2oO'
d. Paper hangers or decora-
tors including painting. $500
e. House movers ...... 250O
T. Painters, pasterers or 1ath
Five men or less................ 1000
Same employing over five and
less than ten men.............. 1000
Same, employing ten men or
more ...,'..... cow
h. Stone workers of any kind
OF description 25.0O
4S-Cotton press or compress..".... l0O.00
Ie-Cotton buyers or brokers, each. $500
60-Each person or firm engaged In
buying or selling futures on
cotton. stocks, bonds or other
commodities or options for
speculation. for pay, including