The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-04-10

for eaCh person canvassing for the
sale of sewing machines, % SO per
annum; provided that persons that
pay an occupation tax as merchant
shall not be required to pay this spe-
cial tax for selling sewing machines.
SEC. 81. For each electric light
company, or gas company manufac
turing gas, s. per annum.
SEC. So. For each ice factory, SIS
per annum.
SEC. Sc. For each Wholesale dealer
in foreign ice, $40 per annum.
SEC. 81. For eech telephone COM
pany doing business in the city, So
per annum.
SIC. So. For each table or stand
of any kind not herein specified kept
for profit, $40 per annum.
SEC. SO. For each steam laundry,
S5 per annum.
SEC. 90. For each Chinese laundry
$3.50 per annum.
per annum.
SEC. 80. For each bicycle or re-
pair shop, $3.50 per annum.
SEC. SO. For each person selling
patent rights or offering for sale pat
ent rights, or taking orders for any
patented article, whether for present
or future delivery. not otherwise
provided for by ordinance, SIS per
month.
SEC. "a. For each oil company, 81
per thousand gallons storage tank
capacity.
SEC. 95. For each hearse, So per
annum.
SEC. SO. For each veterinary sur
geon, So per annum.
SEC. 81. For each phonograph or
graphophone, 81 per day.
SEC. 96. For each machine used
for drilling. driving or boring wells,
SIS per annum.
or vapor massage specialist, $3.50 per
week or SIS per anDum.
SEC. 100. For each scavenger, $50
per annum: provided, this does not
apply to the city scavenger.
SEC. 1O1. For each person, firm or
association of persons who SHALL en-
gage in the business of buying and
selling horses, mares, mules, jacks
or jennies, S35 per annum: provided
that such person, firm or association
of persons first designate the place
where he or they desire to engage in |
the business of buying and selling
horses, mares, mules, Jacks or 4ien-
nies, and ii shall thea be the d'(A IF |
the assessor and collector to ibkde a |
license to such person, firm or asso- |
ciatiCn of persons to sell horses,
mares, mules, jacks and jennies at
such place designated within the
limits of the city of Ardmore.
SEC. 102. For each person, firm or
association of persons engaged i'll
running any dray, cart, wagon,
hackney coach, omnibus or other
vehicle hauling passengers, goods,
wares. merchandise or other freight, |
of any kind for hire, m this city,
shall pay for such privilege an an
nual license fee of So per annum for
each dray, cart or vehicle pulled by
one horse and SIS per annum for each
dray. cart, wagon, hackney coach,
omnibus or other vehicle pulled by
two or more horses. Every such
license issued by the city assessor
and collector shall be numbered
consecutively, and shall be but for
one vehicle, and the city assessor
and collector shall at the expense of
the city furnish to the person, firm
or association of persons licensed
number cut out of tin or other
metal, two inches high and proper
tionate width, which number shall |
correspond with the number of the |
license. and shall be affixed to /
and kept conspicuously displayed |
on the vehicle. So lincensed |
during ali the time such IL |
cense is in force, failure to keep 4
such number so affixed and display |
ed shall subject the person. firm or
association of persons holding the |
liceHse to a fine of not less than s5
nor more than S25 for each day of |
such failure. Il
SEC. 1O3. For each dog or bitch,
should the owner of such animals |
desire that they should run at large |
in the city, 81 per annum for each |
dog and 81 per annum for each |
bitch. Upon the payment to the /
city assessor and collector of the |
sum of 81 for each dog and 50 for
each bitch, he shall issue to the |
owner license permitting such ami |
NAL to run at large for the period |
of one year, ending on the first day
of June, next thereafter without |
wearing a muzzle; provided that the
assessor and collector shall number
all such license consecutiveIy, and
and shall furnish the person so ap-
plying with a metallic tag at the ex-
pense of the city, such tag to be
to correspond with the
license, and to be worn by the dog
or bitch for which it is issued, at ali
times during the life of the license,
securely attached to a metallic or
leather collar; provided further that
during the months of June, July,
August and September, the mayor
by proclamation duly published, sus-
pend the privilege of dogs running
at large, unless substantially muZ-
zled so as to make it impossible tor
said animal to bite any person or
animal.
SEC. 1c4. That no license shall be
sold or otherwise transferred except
in the manner prescribed by the or