The age-herald., 1899-03-05
twenty-five dollars.
 BILLIARD TABLES.

Wnlcn money or other compensation ts charged and which is not kept in connec- ton with the business of a barroom or drinking saloon, twenty-five dollars.
 2. For each billiard table kept in eonnec- ton with the business of a barroom or drinking saloon, whether its use be charged for or not, fifty dollars.
 BOWLING ALLEYS.
 8. For bowling or ten pin alleys, for the use of which money or other compensation is charged, twenty-five dollars for each al- ley; and for each bowling or ten pin alley, kept in connection with a drinking saloon whether compensation is charged or not twenty-five dollars.
 BILL POSTERS.
 g. For each bill poster, or person pursu- ing the business of posting bills, in cities and towns of twenty thousand inhabitants or more, twenty-five dollars; in towns and cities from ten to twenty thousand lnhab- itants, fifteen dollars In towns and cities of less than ten thousand inhabitants, five dollars.
 BROKERS OR COMMISSION MER-
 CHANTS.
 10. For each broker or commission mer- chant or dealer in merchandise for conn mission. in towns and cities of less than five thousand inhabitants, ten dollars. In towns and cities of five thousand and less than ten thousand inhabitants. fifteen dollars.
 In towns and cities of ten thousand an1 less than twenty-five thousand inhabi- tants, twenty-five dollars.
 In towns and cities of twenty-five thou sand inhabitants or more, fifty dollars.
 BICYCLES.
 IL Each person owning and using bicy- cle upon any of the streets of any town or city, or upon any of the public roads oi any county within this state, shall pay privilege tax in lieu of all other taxes, of twenty-five cents for each bicycle, to pc levied for the state only; said license to pc taken out as other licenses are required to be taken out and the payment of such li- license tax, to be evidenced by the certin- cate of the probate judge, for which he may charge a fee of not more than ten cents. 12. Each person or firm keeping bicycles for rent or hire, ten dollars.
 BOOK AGENTS.
 13 Any person other than a merchant paying an ad valorem tax on his stock of ROOOS, WHO Sudll ISCciNS SooSNA' 'PNAOtAS Ao- or shall in any manner furnish books, maps, prints, pamphlets or periodicals, shall pay privilege tax of ten dollars in each county in this state in which he shall do business; provided that this shall not apply to persons distributing or selling by subscription any religious books, pam- phlets or periodicals; provided further, that no license shall be required of any person who was a federal or confederate soldier during the civil war, or any indigent or disabled person who only sells or fur- nishes books, maps, prints, pamphlets or periodicals to persons residing in the coun- ty where such indigent or disabled person resides.
 BREWERS.
 A. For brewers, one hundred dollars. Every agency of a brewery of another state doing business in this state shall pay the same license: and any person, whether retail dealer or not, selling the goods or product of any brewery. shall be deemed and held an agent unless such brewery shall have an established agency in this state.
 CIGARETTE DEALERS.
 15. For each dealer in cigarettes, wheth- CT principal stock in trade or not, in any place outside of incorporated towns and villages, five dollars.
 In incorporated towns and cities of five thousand inhabitants or less, ten dollars. In towns and cities of more than five thousand and not exceeding ten thousand inhabitants, twenty dollars.
 In towns and cities of more than ten thousand and not exceeding twenty thou sand inhabitants, twenty-five dollars. In all other places, thirty-five dollars.
 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STANDS. 1e. For each cigar dealer whose principal stock in trade is cigars or tobacco in towns and cities of twenty thousand or more in- habitants, ten dollars
 In towns and cities of less than twenty thousand inhabitants. five dollars.
 CIRCUSES.
 1T For each days exhibition of a cir GUS, in towns or cities having more than E five thousand inhabitants. or within two miles thereof. one hundred and fifty dol lars; in all other places, one hundred dol lars Every building, space, tent or area, where feats of horsemanship or acrobatic sports are exhibited, shall be regarded as a circus. For each exhibition of pony or dog show, exhibiting in towns or cities having more than ten thousand inhabi- tants, thrty-five dollars.
 In all other places, twenty-five dollars. For each exhibition of a side show ac- companying circus. menagerie or muse um, ten dollars.
 COLD STORAGE.
 1S Any person doing cold storage bus iness, ten dollars.
 COMMERCIAL OR MERCANTILE
 AGENCIES.
 19 Each and every person, partnership or corporation, who engages in the business of inauiring into and reporting upon the credit and standing of persons engaged in business in this state. shall pay license tax of three hundred dollars; and the pay ment of this tax to the state, evidenced by the receipt of any judge of probate, shall exempt such person, partnership or corporation from the payment of such tax in apv othar county: and payment of such