The morning news., 1899-11-18
OFFICIAL.

Proprietors or owners Of ten-pin allevs
thirty dollars for each alley.
Projectors or owners of saw mills o-
planning mills. with or without lunber
yards attached, one hundred dollars. ana
on each sash and blind factory. or agenc,.
of sash and blind factory, fifty dollars
on the owner or proprietor Of every
steam engine used for hoisting purposes
or any other business where steam is used
not regularly taxed, as In this ordinance
stated and enumerated, twenty-five dol
lars.
Cotton shippers. twenty-five dollars.
Cotton weighers. twenty-five dollars.
Shoemakers ten dollars.
Merchant tailors thirty dollars
Every circus, with or without a unenas-
erie, for each and every day performing,
in the city, two hundred and fifty dollars.
itinerant shows, one hundred dollars per
week or any part thereof flying horses
twenty-five dollars per week; other minor
exhibitions ten dollars per week, or anv
part thereof
Dealers or vendors of goods, wares. uer-
chandise, drugs and small wares selling
or introducing the same for sale by means
of public exhibitions. one hundred dollars
per week, or any part thereof.
Hand organs. or strolling band of must.
clans five dollars per week.
Architects, civil engineers, SURVEYORS
contractors thirty dollars.
Every person, company or corporation
engaged IN the business OF operating or
running a theater for theatrical exbihi-
tions, three hundred dollars per annum.
Every theatrical troupe, minstrel trounA
or other troupe acting or performing in
any public hall in this city other than a
theater, shall pay five dollars for each
performance.
Every proprietor of a concert hall or va
riety show shah pay a license of fftv
dollars
Persons or partnerships running a prist
MILL thirty dollars; every person running
a flour mill or flour and grIst mill, thirty
dollars
Bread or cake bakeries carried on bv
means of steam. machinery. or other mo-
tive power, fifty dollars; If carried On
without steam or other motive power
thirty dollars.
Master builders, masons, mechanics and
Others taking contracts for work, thirty
dollars
Architects, civil engineers, surveyors
contractors, thirty dollars
Real estate collectors and agents. twen-
ty-five dollars; cut rate ticket dealers,
agents or brokers and ticket scalpers, one
hundred dollars.
Proprietors or owners of intelligence 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, fifty
dollars; every daily newspaper worked by
| hand, twenty-five dollars and every week.
| " newspaper worked by hand. ten dollars.
| JOB printing offices worked by steam,
! gas water, or other motor, fifty dollars;
| if worked without steam, gas, water, or
| other motor twenty-five dollars
Manufacturers of soda water, selling
| from founts. twenty-five dollars; and man~
ufacturing and bottling soda, fifty dol
! lars; selling soda water from founts ten
| dollars for each fount.
Public steam 1aundries, fifty dollars
Public laundries run without steam,
! twenly y-flve dollars.
Bottlers 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
| fitting or plumbing, or both shall take OUT
| a license, for which he shan pay thirty
dollars. and shall comply with the proyis..
ions of an ordinance as amended and
| adopted Nov. 30 1893
| Daguerrean artists, photographers, am
brotypers and portrait painters, twenty
five dollars. e,
Steamboat, vessel or other agencies, fifty
| dollars; every agency for ocean steain'
ships each line, one hundred dollars
Cotton factories. fifty dollars
| Broom factories, thirty dollars.
| Lampblack factories, fifty dollars.
Manufacturers of plaster or cement ft@
ty dollars.
Coppersmiths, fifty dollars; manufac-
turers of stills, one hundred dollars.
Ice factories one hundred dollars
Wholesale dealers in ice one hundred
dollars; every reteil dealer in ice, ten dol-
lars
Each and every museum, twenty-five dol-
lars.
Gas companies, f1ve hundred dolarsI
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 astrologera
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 doi'
lars.
Manufacturers of cider or vinegar OF
either, fifty dollars.
Telephone companies or exchanges, sig
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 OF
not, shall pay one hundred dollars per
mile or fraction of a mile of track; and
in addition thereto, twenty-five dollars fot
each and every car at any time used Dy
such company in the city; it shall also os
required that each and every railroad
company doing business in this city shan
take out badges for all cars employed BY
them, which badges shall be furnished BY
the city treasurer and which shall De
numbered. It shall Furthermore be re.
quired that each and every car employed
| OV each and street railroad COln@
pany shall have such badge as hereinbs-
fore provided securely fastened in con-
spicuous 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 unloadlns
vessels by horse power. twenty-five doi-
lars for each hosting apparatus used.
ENnress nnrnnanles five hIIndrad dollars.