The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-13


67-Domino tables, each.... ..........
DrayS (See carts, etc.).
68-Drovers, or dealers in horses,
cows or other Eve stock, each
69-Dnuggists and apotheearies. -.
70-Druggists, where inventory runs
more than $500 on the same
schedule as section 2, are re-
quired to pay the additional h
cense, but in no case shall drug
gists' license be less THANH.
n-Drummers, solicitors or criers
for produce wagons from the
country or elsewhere. $3.50.
72-Drummers or solicitors for ho-
telS, eaeh.... 80. 49,. .........
7S-Drummers with sample rooms
for sale of goods, wares or ma
terlal .... 49,. ........ ............
74-Dye houses, each.... -. .........
75-Electrie power companies, each. 2
76-Electric light companies.... 80. s.
Electricians
T-Any firm or person doing or So
Eciting any electrical work or
handling any electrical goods of
any character whatever. 49,.
7S-Electropo.se, each dealer or
Employment office CSee intelli-
gence office.
Excavators (See contractors.
79-Exhibitions or shows of any kind
exhibiting outside of a licensed
cense to be fixed at the discre-
ton Of the mayor
S0-EXpress companies. $50. -. s.
S1--Ferrllizers, dealers in, each.....
S2-Flreworks or pyrotechnics, deal
ers ln...,.. 49,. ..'..... $3.50.
S9-Fish and oysters, dealers in, one
or both... go. $50. .........
S4-Florlsts or dealers In flowers,
S5-FortGne teliers, mind readers,
mediums, mesmerists, clairvoy-
ants, hypnotists, EACH. .......
S6-Fruit stands, when fruit is prin-
cipal stock in trade, when in
87-Fruit stands, occupying part of
sidewalk, in addition to above.
SS-Fruit peddlers, basket or hand
cart, not to be allowed to peddle
In fire limits.... ....... ............
S9-F'ruit peddling, in wagon, each
wagon. ..........
Fruit trees (See itinerant ira
ders i'm.
so-Furniture dealers, selling new
secondhand furniture on inst
ments where inventory run 8.
than $1,000. 49,. ......
91-FurnAture dealers, selling
secondhand furniture on
ments where inventory
more than $1,000. 800. -,
92-furniture, packers and shipp,
off,. ...... .......... ........
93-Gas companies, each.... $3.50. -.
Graders (See contradictory.
94-Green meats, dealers in, outside
of market house and in limits
prescribed by ordinance, per an
num-. 49,. ...... $50. ........
95-Green meats, wholesale dealers
in, selling on commission or 9TH
Groceries Groceries; (see green groceries
and section p.
96-Guarantee companies, who exc
cute official or other personal
bonds, or guarantee, loan and in
yestment companies, EACH. II
pair shop, each.... go. .........
9S-Hacks, coaches or omnibuSeS,
one horse, each.... ...... .........
99-Hacks, coaches or omnibuses,
two horses, each.... ..............
100-Hand organs, every grinder of,
or strolling bands of music, per
week., $500. ........ ...--...,.'. =,
1o1-'Hotels, over fifty rooms, each. II
cense for restauranD.
102-Hotels, fifty rooms or UNDER.
CFhis license not to include Ii
cense for restauranD.
1oS-Hueksters or basket peddlers,
1O4-Hydro- light or oil light
companies, each.... .... 49,. 1
105-Ice factories, or agents for same,
eacn...' ..'.'. ....,''''. '...'.'.''.
1O6-Ice dealers, without wagons,
edtH....
107-Ice dealers, with wagons, each
Wagon.... -. ...... 49,. .'.....
10S-Ice cream saloons, or dealers in
ice cream, except restaurants
where it is served with meals.
109-Infirmaries, each.... 800. .......: ]
110-Infirmaries, where charity ward
is furnished.... 1890. .........-...
110-Insurance agents for benefit, mu-
tual aid or assessment compa-
MES, or benevolent societies, for
nafsh
111-Insurance agents, fire, each per-
son or firm, for each company
112-1nsurance agents, life, each per-
son or firm, for each company +.
represented. 80. 49,, 49,. 1
113-Insurance agents, accident or
casualty, each person or firm, for
each company represented. i
114-Insurance agents, plate glass or
boiler, each person or firm, for
each company represented. -.
115-Intelligence or employment Of
flee, or agent, each.... -. 49,.
116-Itinerant traders, by sample or
117- Hfher%ise' traders in fruit trees
vines, shrubs or plants of any
jewelers. (see section p.
118-Job printing office, when gross
business Is under So, 900. ...........
119-Job printing office, run by steam,
gas, electricity or water power,
when gross business exceeds
$1,000 per annum.... 49,. 1900.
120-Job printing office, run by steam,
gas, electricity or water power,
when gross business exceeds
$1,000 per annum.... $3.50. .......
121-Junk Dealers. 49,. ...... -. l
122-Labor agents, or persons EN-
ployed or contracting with la
borers, or inducing, or trying to
induce, laborers to leave the city
for the purpose of seeking en-
ployment... ...''' ...... ......''.
123-Laundry, or agent for laundry,
90. each: 81. i go. ;;i;.:'
whose gross business does not
exceed $1,000 per annum.... ...-
125-Lawyers, doctors or dentists,
whose gross business exceeds
$1,000, but does not exceed $1,000.
126-Lawyers, doctors or dentists,
whose gross business exceeds
$1,000. ...... ...... ........ $3.50.
127-Lghtning rod agents, each......
12S-Liquors, wholesale dealers IN
spirtuous, vinous and malt liq- :,
129-Iiquors, retail dealers in spirit
uous, vinous and malt liquors,
when the business is conducted .
under one roof. ....... ....... 81
(But a license under this section
will not authorize the holder to
sell malt liquors to the trade,
and provided that license under
this section shall not authorize
more than two separate coun-
tiers, which shall be under the
same roof, with open commune
CATION.
130-Retail dealers in malt liquors.. q
131-Hotels and restaurants furnish
ing spirituous, vnous or malt
LIQUORS at the table by the bottle
only, for which they charge ex-
tra.... .....,.. ...,.., ........ ...... i,
stables, each.... -. ......
stables running public or
call carriages; each carriage.....
Locksmiths (See gunsmiths).
134-Lumber yards, or dealers in lum-