The age-herald., 1899-03-05
GENERAL LAWS
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 For each peddler of clocks doing business in this state, state license tax of i've hundred dollars, and a county license tax of two hundred and fifty dollars for each county in which such business Is carried on That all the citizens of this state, who have resided here for five years next before the passage of this act who were soldiers of the Confederate States of America, or engaged in the naval service thereof, and do not own property exceeding in value one thousand dollars. be allowed to peddle any produce or merchandise, in any and all of the counties of this state, except in any in- corporated village. town or city, without the payment of the license required of such peddlers.
 That any such soldiers or sailors desiring such licenses to peddle, must apply to the judge probate of any county in this state, and make and submit his proof of having been such soldier, sailor and If it is suffi- cient to satisfy said judge he will issue the license without payment of money therefor and such license shah be authority to ped de such commodities In any of the counties of this state. Provided, that under this act there shall be no peddling of patent medi- cines.
 PHOTOGRAPHERS.
 s. For each travelling photograph gallery going from county to county in railroad car, twenty-five dollars.
 For each travelling photographer travelling in any other way, ten dollars.
 PISTOL. BOWIE OR DIRK KNIVES. 66. For dealers in pistol, bowie or dirk knives, whether principal stock in trade or not, one hundred dollars.
 PISTOL OR RIFLE CARTRIDGES. 67. For wholesale dealers in pistol or rifle cartridges, in towns and cities of twenty thousand inhabitants more, ten dollars. In all other places five dollars, provided that the wholesale dealers license shall eli title him to sell at retail
 PUBLIC HALLS.
 6S For each public hall let to hire, twen- ty-five dollars.
 POOL TABLES.
 69. For each pool table upon which the game of pin pool is played, hundred dollars.
 For each table upon which a game of pool Is played with fifteen balls, more or less and not pin pool, for the use of which money or other thing of value is charged or when kept in connection with a bar room or drinking saloon whether its use Is charged for or not, fifty dollars
 PLUMBERS OR GAS-FITTERS. 70. For each person or firm doing the business of a plumber and gas filter, or either, in towns or cities of twenty thousand or more inhabitants, ten dollars. In all other places, five dollars
 PIG IRON STORAGE COMPANIES. T. Any person, firm or corporation oper- ating yards or inclosures for the purpose of storing pig iron therein, and issuing warrants thereon, receipts therefor, shall pay to the state annually for each such yard or enclosure fifty dollars; but this provision shall not apply to such yards owned and used by manufacturers of pig iron in this state.
 RACE TRACKS.
 72. For each public race track, at or within five miles of any city or town con- taining less than five thousand inhabitants, one hundred dollars; at within five miles of any city or town containing more than five thousand inhabitants, two hundred dollars.
 RAILROAD TICKET BROKER. B. Each railroad ticket broker, otherwise known as scalper, or other railroad ticket agent except agents actually employed by some railroad, shall pay to the state the following license tax: in cities or towns of ten thousand inhabitants or over, fifty dollars; in cities or towns of less than ten thousand inhabitants, twenty dollars. REAL ESTATE BROKERS OR AGENTS. "A. Each person, firm corporal ation en- gagged in buying, selling or renting real es- tate on commission shall pay to the state the following license taxes: In cities or towns of ten thousand inhabitants or oyer fifteen dollars; in cities or towns with less than ten thousand inhabitants, five dol- lars.
 SUPPLY CARS.
 75 The owner, conductor or person in charge of every supply car, or car from which any goods, wares, or merchandise are sold, whether to the servants of the railroad company, or to others must pay e license of one hundred dollars; and the person so licensed shall thereby be enti- tied to carry on such business in the car therein named in any county in which such car is run or drawn; but each of such counties may charge license therefor of ten dollars.
 :. SKATING RINK.
 76. For each skating rink, twenty-five SEWING MACHINES, RANGES AND CLOCKS.
 T. Each sewing machine, stove, range, or clock company. selling or delivering sewing machines, stoves, ranges, or clocks. either in person or through agents. or con- signees. and all persons who engage in the business of selling or delivering sewing machines, stoves, ranges. or clocks, shall pay to the state twenty-five dollars for
  but when merchants, engaged in a general business. keep sewing machines, stoves. ranges. or clocks, as part of their stock in trade, they shall not be required to pay the tax herein provided.
 SHOOTING GALLERIES. 7s. For each shooting gallery, fifteen dollars.
 SIDE SHOWS.
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