The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-03

VI STCSL-lAS 4Se@E e&S!N> SH'~-A WIS ~'>>1
$50.
Auct;oneers, real estate and stock
and bond brokers, each $40
Artists. am5rotypists, photograph
ers, etc, 25 cents for each j, 600 innao!-
tantS.
Architects or civil engineers, each
sic
Land Surveyors, each 81.
Pawn brokers, each $25.
Street brokers, 81.
Brokers dealing Ia chemicals and
fertilizer materials, s..
Rice and cotton brokers, $
Bankers. S25 each.
Billiard and pool tables, each s2 so.
Bowling alleys, $3.50; bagatelle ta-
bles 50 so.
Hotels, each 81 for each 1000 inha.
bitants; private boarding houses. each
Steam bakeries, IS; others bakeries,
81.
BARRIERS. each chair so cents.
Bill posters and distributors, s. each.
Butchers, 81.
Builders and master mechanics, So
carpenters, 81; engravers. So; gun Or
Iocksmiths, :tinners Or painters, 81
shoemakers, 81.
Cotton gl1ners, (as occupation each
50 per gin.
Circuses, each $500, exclusive Of
county or city licenses.
Cook shops, 81.
Ship yards, $5; dry docks, 50.
Owners OF steam tugs, SO for each
tug.
Dye houses, 81.
Dealers IN any article Of merchan-
disc, each 81 for the first $4,000 or
less Of goods, etc. sold, and 25 cents
for each additional S1,00G sold.
Cotton, rice and naval stores, mer-
chants $50.
Sewing machine agents, S25; deal
ers in iron safes, S25; agents and deal
ersi in bicycles, S25;agents or peddlers
in stoves or ranges, $50; agents for
trees or flowers, IS; canvassing book
agents, S25 Ii shtning rod agents, 81, 90
canvassing agents for patent machines,
500; canvassing clock agants, slO0;
any show other than circus, IS.
Livery stables, $40; horse, mule and
cattle dealers, $50 yesr or part there
Of; same transient, $50: stock yards
for feeding cattle; brokers IN cattle,
sheep and hogs, S..
Fruit and peanut dealers, with stand
on street. 81; dealers ia ice oil, coal
wood, etc. SIS; ice cream saloons, 50,
junk, $40; soda founts and milk shak-
ers, 50; poultry, fish, vegetables or
fruit on street, 81; in market, 81.
Coal yard license, to which all deal
ers and importers are subject, $.
Dealers, merchanise brokers, other
than in cotton, rice or fertilizers, sell
ing only on brokerage, in firms or
singly, s.; for each member of firm
over two, 81 each.
Dealers in any other and every other
article Of trade or merchandise, NOT
specially named elsewhere, each 50.
Founderies or machine shops, so
cents per $4,000 capital Or fraction
thereof; basket, willow and broom
factories, same; bag factories and pc
per bag factories. and barrel factories,
same on capital stock; cigaran smok-
ing tobacco factories, s. per $4,000,
capital; concrete piping factories, SO
cents per SIC, 000.
Candy, clothing, harness, mattress,
shirts, underwear, steam sausage. sash
and blind, soap and candle and soda
| water factories aud bnttlers OF soda, so
cents per $40, 600 or fraction on CAPT
tai; furniture, vegetable, fruit, fish Or
oyster canning, ice, paper box or en-
velope and vinegar factories, same !;
gas filters and plumbers, intelligence
Office, information or employment
bureaus, steam laundries, 81; hand
laUndries, so cents.
Lumber yards and ponds, other
than with mills, s..
| Lawyers, physicians, dentists, chem
lists, s. each; veterinary surgeons,
marble yards, IS.
Planing mills, saw mills, rice mills,
spice, coffee, sea loan, -four mills. 50
cents per SO, 600 capital
Daily, morning, afternoon and
weekly newspapers, 81 on each 1000
circulation or faction; newspapers
worked by hand, same; publishers,
other than papers, 81; job printers 81.
Restaurants, saloons and cafes, 50,
shooting galleries, rinks, stevedoores,
s.; undertakers, IS; tailors OF all kind
and wood sawyers by machinery, 81.
Warehousemen and Wnarfmen,
SO.
Wheelwrisht and blacksmith, so
cents per forge and 25 cents additiona!
forge; shop with one forge, sane and
carriage and makers and repairs, 81.
Grain dist!lleries, 500; fruit distl!-
leries, $25.
Tobacco warehouse, 81 per SO, 900
capital or fraction.
'.Professors not mentioned to be
graduated by the auditor or"-ninimUm,
25 cents; maximum, So.
The bill provides that dealer who
pays license shall include clerks and
employees in the business; that in all
mining and manufacturing companies
which mine outside Of the State, and
which trade il this State the provl
sions OF the Act shall relate entirely
10 the business done IN this State.
Provision is made that licenses
must be procured before trades or busi-
ness are undertaken, and If not paid
penalties are to be attached By the
auditor, who IS to turn over the papers
to the treasurer, and IN event OF non
payment 10 the treasurer an execution
is 10 be issued by the sheriff, includ.
ing license ard penalties, the same
to be collected by distress and sale, IN
the same manner as is now provided
| by law for the collection of other
taxes, together with an additional pen
atty Of ) per cent. which per cent IS to
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