San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-09-22
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twenty dollars.
Sub. as. From each electric light
company operating plant in a town
or city Of ten thousand inhabitants
or more. thirty-five dollars; in a city
or town of less than ten thousand in
habitants. twenty dollars.
Sub. &c. From each water works
company operating a water works
plant in town or city of ten thous-
and or more, thirty-five dollars: in a
city or town of less than ten thousand
inhabitants, twenty dollars.
Sub. AZ. From every person, firm or
association of persons loaning money
as agent or agents for any corporation
hrm or association, either in this state
or out OF 1t, an annual occupation tax
OF one hundred and fifty dollars for
the state, for the principal office, and
a icounty tax of fifteen dollars from
each agent for each county in which
he may do business, and no additional
occupation tax shall be levied by any
county, city or town in this state.
Sub. As. From each person, party.
partnership or corporation engaged in
the business of inquiring into and re-
porting upon the credit or standing of
persons engaged in business in this
state, or acting as agent or business
manager in this state for any such
person, party, partnership, joint stock
association or corporation, three hun
dred dollars; and provided further.
that no county, city or town shall
levy or collect any occupation tax upon
or from any such person, party, part
nership, joint stock association or
corporation The payment of this tax,
evidenced by the receipt of the comp
troller or public accounts, shall exempt
the company or party paying the same
from the payment Of this tax in any
other county; and payment of such tax
shall not be required of any suba-
gent or correspondent of the party
or company carrying on such busin-
ess in this State.
Sub. 40. From each and every owner
or keeper Of any skating rink, used for
profit, twenty-five dollars.
Sub so. From every manager of a
base ball park in city or iowa con-
tanning five thousand or more inhabi-
tants, where an ad,nIisiol fee Is
charged, twenty-five dollars
Sub. 81. From each owner or keep
er of every steam laundry, ten dol
lars.
Sub. 50. From each person or corpo-
ration, who are wholesale dealers, sell
ing imported or homemade ice to the
trade to be sold again, in cities and
towns of twenty-five thousand inhab-
tants, or more, fifty dollars; in cities
and towns of less than twenty thou
sand inhabitants, or more than ten
thousand inhabitants, thirty dollars:
in cities and towns of less than ten
thousand inhabitants, and more imam
five thousand Inhabitants, twenty dol
lars; in cities and towns of less than
FIVE thousand inhabitants. ten dollars.
Sub. SO. From every owner or man.
ager of race track, one mile or more
in length, used for profit, one hundred
dollars; form each owner or manager
of every race track, one half mile or
less in length, fifty dollars per an
mum; provided, this shall not apply to
race tracks owned by private individ-
uals and and used only for training
purposes, or in connections with agri-
cultural fairs or eXpositions.
Sub. 81. From every street car COM
pany in this State, two dollars per
mile on each mile of track owned by
said company or corporation.
Sub. 55. From each owner or man
ager of every grain elevator doing
business for fees or toll, with a capa-
city of over one hundred thousand
bushels, fifty dollars; on each owner or
manager of every elevator with a ca
pacity of fifty thousand bushels and
not over one hundred thousand bush
els, twenty-five dollars.
Sub. Sc. From each owner or man
ager of every Photographic, electric
battery, graphophone or other like
machines or instruments, where a fee
is charged, an annual tax of twenty
five dollars; provided, that whenA~ an
electric battery is used by a regularly
authorized physician on a patient, no
tax shall be charged.
Sub. 81. From each owner or keep
er of every kaleidoscope, photograph,
or similar machine or instrument used
for profit, which shows the life like
motions of persons or animals an an
nual occupation tax of twenty-five
dollars
Sub. So. From each owner, manager
or keeper of every panorama or view
show, used for profit, exhibiting in a
wagon room, tent or elsewhere, an an
nual occupation tax of ten dollars and
a county occupation tax of two dollars
per annunm. A panorama or view
show in the meaning of this act is a
show exhibiting pictures, statuary or
other works of art which are viewed
through stereoscopic or magnifying
lenses.
Sub. SO. For every person, firm or
association who are wholesale dealers
in cotton seed oil or any of the pro-
ducts of cotton seed, selling such to the