The morning news., 1899-12-20
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contractors thirty dollars
Real estate collectors and agents, TWEEN
ty-five dollars; cut rate ticket dealers.
agents or brokers and ticket scalpers. fifty
dollars.
Proprletors or owners of intellgence Of
fees, ten dollars for each office
Mercantile or commercial agencies. one
hundred dollars.
Daily newspapers printed by steam, or
other motive power. one hundred dollars;
every weekly or other newspaper printed
by steam, or other motive power. nifty
dollars; every daily newspaper worked by
hand, twenty-five dollars, and every week
by newspaper worked by hand. ten dollars
job printing offices worked by steam,
gas, water, or other motor, nifty dollars
II worked without steam, gas, water, or
other motor. twenty-five dollars.
Every proprietor of a book bindery
without a printing office, fifteen dollars
Manufacturers of soda water, selling
from fouuts. twenty-five dollars; and man
ufacturing and bottling soda, hfty dol
lars: selling soda water from fountS, ten
dollars for each fount.
Public steam laundries, fifty dollars.
Public laundres run without steam
twenty-five dollars.
Rottlers of beer or ale hfIy dollars
Soap boilers OF tanners, for each estab-
lishment, ten dollars.
Barber shops. four dollars for each chair.
Persons engaged In the business of gns
fitting or plumbing, or both, shall take out
license for which he shah pay thirty
dollars and shall comply with the provis-
ions Of an ordinance adopted Feb. = 1919
amended Nov. 80 1885 further amended
April 10. 1899.
Dealers in paints. oils and builders sup
plies. other than manufacturers, seventy
FIVE dollars.
Daguerrean artists, photographers, am
brotypers and portrait painters, twenty
five dollars.
Steamboat vessel or other agencies, fifty
dollars: every agency for ocean steam-
ships each line one hundred dollars.
Broom factories thirty dollars.
Lampblack factories fifty dollars.
Manufacturers of plaster or cement, ff-
~ dollars.
Coppersmiths, fifty dollars; mauufac-
turers of stills. one hundred 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 doll
lars.
Gas companies. FIVE hundred dollars;
every electric light company, five hundred
dollars.
Restaurants or eating houses, twenty
five dollars.
Rice pounding or cleaning mills, with or
without grist mill ATTACHED one hundred
dollars.
Fortune tellers palmist or astrologers,
five hundred dollars.
Breweries or persons manufacturing any
malt liquors. or agents OF same who have
not already paid the wholesale liquor and
Wholesale dealers tax three hundred dol
lars.
Manufacturers of cider or vinegar, or
either nifty dollars.
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hundred dollars each; each Independent
telephone of two stations, two dollars and
fifty cents.
Street railroad companies. whether un.
der the control Of another company or
not In lieu OF the specific tax heretofore
required shall pay to the city of Savan-
nah for the privilege Of doing business in
the city and for the use Of the streets OF
the city, at the rate of one hundred dollars
per mile or fraction Of a mile Of track Of
the main line, eliminating all switches and
double tracks and conforming the charge
to one line of tracks on each street used in
the city OF Savannah by said railroad
company. and It shall be the duty of street
railroad companies to make a return under
oath, through their proper ofIiciaL of the
amount of their tracks in the city OF
savannah; and In addition thereto
twenty-five dollars for each and ev-
cry car at any time used by
such company in the city; 1t shall also be
required tfat each and every railroad
company doing business 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 shall furthermore be re-
quired that each and every car employed
by each and every street railroad COM
pany shall have such badge as hereinbe-
fore provided securely fastened in con-
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Proprletors or keepers of a skating rink
twenty-five dollars
Undertakers or coffin warehouses, thirty
dollars.
Persons engaged in loading or unloading
vessels by horse power. twenty-five dol
lars Tor each hoisting apparatus used
Express companies, five hundred dollars;
and In addition thereto six dollars for ev-
cry one-horse baggage express wagon. and
twelve dollars for every two-horse bag
gage express wagon employed by such
companies.
Bill posters or distributors Of bills, or
Advertisements ten dollars.
Blacksmith shops. each forge, eight dol
lars.
Cooper shops, twenty dollars.
Carriage repositories, one hundred dol
lars; every carriage or wheewright shop
for manufacturing or repairing, twenty
five dollars.
ClsaF manuidctufefS or retailers, tWeus
ty dollars.
Dye houses, twenty dollars.
Millinery establishments, ten dollars
Gunsmith establishments ten dollars.
Foundries, thirty dollars machine shops,
thirty dollars; every foundry and machine
shop, sixty dollars
Menageries fifty dollars per day.
Marble ana stone yards, fifty dollars
Wholesale or retail dealers or shippers
in fish or oysters, doing business outside
OF city market fifty dollars.
Shipping masters, one hundred dollars
Shooting galleries. one hundred dollars.
Proprietors or keepers Of green groce-
ries one hundred dollars.
Stencil cutters twenty dollars.
Tailors, not registered as merchants, ten
dollars.
ProprietoTs or owners of marine rail-
ways or dry docks, fifty dollars.
Dealers paying a tax as wholesale
dealers. and every green grocer, shall be
permitted 10 do any business hereInbe-
fore taxed. paying a less tax than tax
for wholesale dealer. without paying any
other specific tax.