The age-herald., 1899-03-05

in or within two miles of the corporate limits of any town or city of two thousand inhabitants, and less than five thousand, fifty dollars; for same in or within two miles of the corporate limits of town or city of five thousand inhabitants or more. seventy-five dollars.
 FLYING JENNIEs.
 1.-The operator of each set of flying jen- nies, called also "hobby horses" and "mer- ry go-rsdnds," shall pay to the state the following license tax: In cities and towns of twenty thousand inhabitants or over or within one mile of such, for each week, five dollars; or for each month, ten dollars, or for each year. thirty dollars; In cities or towns of less than twenty thousand inhab- itants, or within one mile of such, for each week, two dollars and fifty cents; for each month, five dollars; or for each year, twen- each year, twenty dollars. In any locality in the state, other than is provided above, for each week one dollar; for each month, two dollars and fifty cents; or for each year ten dollars.
 FUTURES, DEALERS IN.
 42. For each person or firm engaged in the business of buying or selling futures for speculation or on a commission, one hundred dollars; but this shall not be held to legalize any contract which would other wise be invalid.
 FORTUNE TELLERS.
 43. For each fortune teller, five dollars.
 FRUIT STANDS.
 A. For each fruit stand, in cities and towns over ten thousand inhabitants, five dollars In other places, two dollars and fifty cents.
 GYPSIES AND TRADERS.
 45 For each company of traders, usually known as Gypsies, ten dollars for each county.
 HORSE DEALERS.
 46: For each person or firm, bringing into any county of this state for sale, any horses, mules, jacks. or jennets, by the car load, ten dollars on each car; to be paid in the county in which such stock is offered for sale.
 INSURANCE COMPANIES.
 A. For each insurance company filing copy of charter. or deed of settlement, and financial statement. one hundred dollars: to be paid to the insurance commissioner, as prescribed in section 2601 of the code of 1S96 And all taxes and fees shall be paid as is in said section provided. And this act dOSS iiOt diuSuQ UT Icpedl III any way ln6 law now existing as to insurance com- panies
 AS. For each insurance company doing a banking business, in addition to other spe- cial tax, fifty dollars.
 ICE FACTORIES.
 49. For each ice factory, with a capacity of ten tons per day, twenty-five dollars. For each ice factory with greater capac- ity than ten tons per day, fifty dollars. ITINERANT TRADERS, AUCTIONEERS
 AND DEALERS.
 50. For transient, or itinerant auctioneers, or traders, or dealers in goods wares and merchandise, other than licensed peddlers, and other than travelling agents of whole sale dealers in said articles making sale thereof by sample, fifty dollars; and this tax shall apply to all dealers who are mi gratory and do not pay an advalorem tax.
 KNIFE AND CANE RACKS. 51. Knife and cane racks. (See devices.)
 LAUNDRIES. s 52. Each laundry. other than those run by hand power, ten dollars; this shall apply to laundries run by hotels for profit, and shall not apply to laundries in towns and villages of less than one thousand inhab- itants.
 LIGHTNING ROD AGENTS.
 53. Each company or person who sells or delivers or erects, any lightning rods in this state shall pay to the state a license tax of fifty dollars. The payment of this tax to the state, evidenced by the receipt of any judge of probate, shall exempt such company or person from the payment of such tax in any other county but in each county in which such company carries on such bus ness, license tax of ten dollars shall be paid for county purposes. LEGERDEMAIN OR sLEIGHT-OF-
 HAND.
 54. For eflch exhibition of feats of legerde- main or sleight-of-hand, or other exhibi- tion or entertainment of like kind, ten dol lars.
 LIQUORS. DEALERS IN.
 55. For the retail of spurious. vinous or malt liquors. on any steamboat or other water craft, or any sleeping, dining, of buff fet car, two hundred and fifty dollars, for which the state shall have preferred lien on such steamboat or other water-craft, and cars named; and such lien may be en- forced whenever any such liquors are re- tailed by any person on such steamboat or other water-craft, or cars, with the knowl- edge or consent of the captain, or con- ductor, without having first procured H. cense therefor as provided by law; and the tax collector of any county in which such steamboat or other water craft may ply, or cars run. is required to enforce such lien in the same manner and by the same proceedings, as are authorized for the col lection of taxes on steamboats and on rail- road cars.
 For retailers of spurious, vinous, or malt liquors. except as hereinafter provided, in any city, town, village or any other place of less than one thousand inhabitants, one hundred and seventy-five dollars; in any city, town or village of more than one thousand inhabitants and less than three thousand inhabitants two hundred and twenty-five dollars; in any city containing three thousand inhabitants or more, and less than ten thousand inhabitants, three hundred dollars; and in any city of more