The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-06


yond the limits o. the state upon prog
erty within the state. and for other pur.
poses are expressly inc uded. the mean
ing ard intent being 10 make the agents
and brokers referred % responsible under
the pains and penalties Of this orllnanc,
FOR the specific tax Of two hundred dol
lars as provided for by ordnance OF the
city o. savannah. ADOPTED on the 18th day
Of September 1895
Every aafine. surety or other Insurance
company doing business. whether directly
or through an agency or through
broker CT an attorney. Atty
dollars for each and every agency
or broker or attorney Every such
gent. hr ker or attorney doing such bus
mess IN the city % Savannah Tor e e-y
such cor. ny which he may p esent in
any way. sra pay a tax Of ff,y dol ars
IN az cases 81 here ne company do uot
ray he AK self end his rows on sra
apply % any 8 ~, broker or attorney who
does b-slue f-r ualnc company on
what is known as open policies"
Every accident insurance coml any do
M business. VIII Their a. &C ~ or throurh
an tgercy r. tarougn b ker. enc b n
Or, d DO. ars for each nd e cry stncy or
broker.
Eve y person Who shaR be sworn by the
Mayer twEo a. ~ authorized TO ad-
minister tie cath icr such puIpose) as a
public We gner % any gooas. wares or MR.
chauai-e. Tvs. ~ nNe 20 lars.
Fey average or lusu. anee adJuster for
companies lot which he g. nog the local
L. VI nee aaent d ~ do lars.
h. pers Or iIoprictors OF hotels hat con.
tam seventy five ROOM or upward, one
hundred dollars.
Keepers OF proprletors OF hotels contain
ing under seyonty-iiyo rooms. hfty dol.
Jars.
Sewing machine agen,s or agencies. nifty
dollars. the same for each and every agen-
cy
Dealers ia sewing machines. fifty dollars.
Deaiers H. eoaI one hundred dollars.
Dealers ~ stationery o. books. selling
exclusively al Wholesale. or az retail and
" hoiesale. one hundred dollars
Retail dealers Ia stationery or books,
thir,y dollars
Oh mills. one hundred dollars
Manufacturers % or dealers L. fertilizers
not paying tax as commission merchant
one hundred dollars
owners. propglctors. lessee or lessces OF
cotton press eetabls hmcuts. three hundred
dollars. every hand cotton press. twenty.
five dollars.
Owners. proprlotors. lessee or lessees u
a junk shop. or junk dealers. three hun.
dred dollars
Cotton pi,keries. TO be confined exc,u.
slsey 10 The purchase or sale OF cotton,
one hund. cd q iiars. and all buyers 81
loose cotton VINO buy from others than
cotton merchants. enc hundred and sav-
tuty Golars.
Pr pi tors or owners Of cotton sin IS.
tabusha4ents. me hundred d ll4s
Every commi sion merchant o. factor.
one hundred collars.
Ete.y d,aer n i've pou try and ooun-
try p.oducs. enc bundled dollars
job work. house cleaning and upholster.
iuc. ten dollars.
Dealers "a bicycle supplies and repair
Crs OF bicycles. thirty dollars.
Exporters ~ cottou.lumbtr. naval stores
or other merchandise. foreign or coast
ulse agency Oh representative OF firm "a
exporter two hundred dollars.
s,cyedoEes. nfiy dollars.
Every lightorase OF river transfer. in
dlvidual, urm or company. one hundred
dollars.
Proprietors or owners Of lumber yards.
lfty dollars.
Dealers 10 brick or agents for the sale OF
brick. seventy -nve dollars.
Dealers 10 wood, tnilty dollars.
Keepers Of warehouses Tor the storage
Of cotton. merchandise. goods. etc. Tor
each warehouse. thirty dollars.
Proprietors or owners or keepers OF bill
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10 private dwellings. atty dollars for each
table.
Proprletors or owners OF bagatelse tables.
twenty-five dollars Tor each table.
Pr0pI etors or owners of ten-pln alleys,
tniIty dollars for each alley.
Proprietors OF owners OF saw mills or
planning mile. with or Without lumber
yards attached. one hundred dollars. and
on eacn sash ana blind factory. or agency
OF sash and blind factory. nfiy dollars
on the owner or proprietor % every
steam engine used for noisdng purposes.
or any other business where steam is used.
not regularly taxed as in this ordinance
stated and enumerated. twenty-five DO
lars.
Cotton sh.pperg. twenty-five dollars.
Cotton we.ghers. twenty five dollars.
Shoemakers ten dollars
Merchant taiors tllrty dollars.
Every circus. With or wl hou. a menag.
erie. Tor each and every day performing
Do the city Two hundred aud afty dollars
itnerant shows one hundred dollars per
week or any part thereof flying horses,
twenty-five dollars Per month or any part
thereof. other minor exhibitions. ten dol
.ars per week. or any part thereof.
Dealers or vendors Of goods wares mer-
chandiEe. drugs ana small wares. selling
or introducing the same Tor sale by means
Of NANtAN 9AtAaiAtHttHH AilN ftAttAs CO NstAaA 2
per week or any part thereof.
Hand organs. or stro.liag band Of musi-
clans Ave dollars per week
Every person. company or corpora ton
engaged IN the business Of operating or
running a theater for theatrical exhibit
tons. three hundred dollars per annum.
every theatrical troupe minstrel troupe
" other troupe acting o. performing In
any public hall IN this city other than a
theater. shall pay hye dollars for each
Performance.
Every proprietor OF a concert han or va.
riety show SHALL pay a license OF one hun
dred dollars.
Persons Or partnerships running q grlst
mill thirty dollars; every person running
q -four mill or -four and grlst mill. thirty
dollars
Bread or cake bakeries carried on by
means o. steam, machinery, or other mo-
tive rover. fifty dollars; II carried on
without steam O. o her motive power.
thirty dollars.
Master builders. nasons. mechanics and
Others taking contracts for work. thirty
dollars.
Architects, civil engineers. surveyors
contractors thirty do,lWs
Real estata col ectors and agents, twen-
tv-hve dollars: cut-rate ticket dealers,
agents or brokers and ticket scalpers. Nifty
dollars.
Propr.elors or owners OF intelligence Of
fees. ten dollars Tor each once.
Mercantile or commercial agencies, one
hundred dollars.
Daily newspapers printed by steam. or
other motive power. one hundred dollars.
every weekly OF other Newspaper printed