The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-04

ufacturing and bottling soda, fifty dollars:
selling soda water from founts ten dollars
for each fount.
Public steam laundries, fifty dollars.
Fuphc iaundries run without steam,
twenty-five dollars
Bottles of beer or ale, fifty dollars
soap boilers or tanners, for each estab-
lishment, ten dollars
Barber shops, four dollars for each
chair.
Persons engaged in the business of gas
hptihg or plumbing, or both, shall take
out a license, for which he shall paw thir-
~ dollars, and, as a prerequisite to the
issuing of such license, every plumber
ana gas hitter shah on or before the ff-
teenth day of January, 1898, make and file
with the clerk of council a bond In the
sum OF 5000, with good and sufficient Sc
curities, TO be approved by the MAYOR.
conditioned to comply with the ordinances
OF the city of Savannah, and the rules and
regulations governing the water works
department of said city, and to answer
over to the mayor and aldermen of the
city of Savannah for all damages the city
may sustain by reason of negligence or
default Of such plumber or gas filter in
negiigently closing or leaving open exca-
vaiions in the public streets; and no per
son shall do or perform the work OF a
plumber or gas filter without first taking
out said license, under penalty upon con-
Viction before the police court, of fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or inn
prisonment not exceeding thirty DAYS.
either or both in the discretion of the Of
ffeer presiding in said court.
Daguerrean artists, photographers, am
brotypers and portrait painters, twenty
five dollars.
Steamboat, vessel or other agencies
fifty dollars every agency for ocean
steamship, each line, one hundred dollars.
Cotton factories, fifty dollars
Broom factories. thirty dollars.
Lampblack factories, fifty dollars.
Manufacturers of plaster or cement, fir-
ty dollars.
Coppersmiths or manufacturers Of stills
fifty dollars.
Ice factories one hundred dollars.
Wholesale dealers in Ice, one hundred
dollars; every retail dealer in ice, ten dol
lars.
Each and every museum, twenty-five
dollars.
Gas companies. five hundred dollars:
every electric light company, five hum
dred dollars.
Restaurants or eating houses, twenty
five dollars
Rice pounding or cleaning mills with or
without grist mill attached, one hundred
dollars.
Fortune tellers or astrologers. 1--WE hum
dred dollars.
Breweries or persons manufacturing any
malt liquors, two hundred dollars.
Manufacturers of cider or vinegar or
either, fifty dollars.
Telephone companies or exchanges. six
| hundred dollars each; each independent
telephone of two stations, two dollars and
| fifty cents.
Street railroad companies, whether
under the control of another
company or not, three hundred
dollars; and In addition thereto
| f1fteen dollars for each and every car at
any time used by such company in the
| city; it shall also be required that each
and every railroad company doing busi-
| ness IN this city shall take out badges for
all cars employed by them, which badges
shall be furnished by the city treasurer
and which shall be numbered Ii shah
! furthermore, be required that each and
every car employed by each and every
| street railroad company shall have such
badge as hereinbefore provided securely
fastened in conspicuous place upon the
| inside of such car.
Proprietors or keepers of a skating rink.
| twenty-five dollars.
Undertakers or coffin warehouses, thirty
dollars.
Persons engaged in loading or unloadinw