The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-08
OFFICIAL.

iHe Insurance TO b. procured by chem be-
yond the limits OF the state upon prog
eriy within the state, and for other pur-
poses" are expressly included. the mean
ing and intent being Co make the agents
and brokers referred 20 responsible under
the pains ard penalties Of this ordinance
FOR the specific tax 81 two hundred dol
lars as provided for hy ordinance Of thu
city OF Savannah Caopted on the -5th day
Of September 1895.
Every o.aune surety OF other Insurance
company doing business whether directly
or through an agency or through
broker or an attorney ffiy
dollars for each and every agency
or broker or attorney. Every such
agent hF kor or attorney doing such bus
iness In tho city Of Savannah Tor every
such comp NY which he may T. p csent in
any wa5, shal Pay n tax Of tny dol are
80 az cases whore tne company do not
phy he tax self. and this lrovis on "a !
apply 10 any agent, broker OF attorney who
does business flr a marine company on
what ls known a. open po.cies."
Every accident insurance company do
ing business. wh Their directly or through
an agency or through a broker. enc hun
drtd dollars Tor each md cry a ssncy or
broker.
Eve. - psrson Who SHAH be sworn hy the
Mayer twho Is hereby authorized TO ad-
public We CHER OF any gooos, wares or NOR
chal4l-e, twenty five lars.
Etc.y average or .rsuI ance adjuster for
companies ior which he g. not the local
Insurance asent. 81 ~ do4Grs.
Keepers or Fropriet0rs Of hotels hat con-
tain seventy -hve rooms or upward. one
hundred dollars.
Keepers or proprictors OF hotels contain
ing under scyenty-fye rooms. nfty dol
lars.
Sewing machine agen,s or agencies. fifty
dollars; the same for each and every agcn-
cy.
Dealers Ia sewing machines. nifty dollars.
Dealers ia coal one hundred dollars.
Dealers IN stationery or books. selling
exclusively az wholesale, or at retail aud
wholesale one hundred dollars.
Retail dealers Ia stationery or books.
thirty dollars
Oh mills. one hundred dollars
Manufacturers Of OF dealers ia fertilizers.
not paying tax as "a commission merchant.
one hundred dollars
Owners, propri.tors. lessee or lcssees Of
cotton press establishments. three hundred
dolars. every hand cotton press twenty
ave dollars
Owners. projectors. lessee Of lessees Of
a junk shop. or junk dealers. three hun
dncd dollars.
Cotton pickerles. to be confined exc.u-
slyciy TO The purchase or s1ie Of cotton.
one hundred dollars. and an BUYERS q
loose cotton VINO buy from others than
cotton merchants, one hundred and sew
enty 4olars.
Propri tors or owners Of cotton Sin es-
adjustments. tne hundred d llus
Every commi sion merchant o. factor
one hundred dollars.
Every d,aer IA 1--we poultry and ooun-
try produce, ono bundled dollars
job work house cleaning and upholster-
ing. ten dollars.
Dealers Ia bicycle supplies and repair
ers OF bicycles. thirty dollars
Exporters OF cottou,lumber. naval stores.
or other Merchandise, foreign or coast
wise, agency OF representative OF firm Of
exporter. two hundred dollars.
stevedores. nifty dollars.
Every Ighterage or river transfer. IN
dividual. firm or company. one hundred
dollars
Proprlctors or owners OF lumber yards.
nifty dollars.
Dealers In brick or agents for the sole OF
brick seventy -fiye dollars
Dealers In wood. thiTty dollars.
Keepers Of warehouses Tor the storage
OF cotton. merchandise, goods. etc. fOr
each warehouse. Thirty dollars.
Proprietors or owners OF keepers Of bill
lard or pool tables. other than those used
IA private dwellings. nfry dollars for each
table
Proprietors or owners OF bagatelle tables.
twenty-five dollars FOE each table.
Proprietors or owners % ten-pin alleys.
thuty dollars for each alley.
froprietofs OF owners OF saw mills or
planning mills. with or without lumber
yards attached. one hundred dollars. and
on each sash and blind factory. or agency
OF sash and blind factory. hfty dollars.
on the owner or proprietor 90 every
steam engine used Tor hosting purposes.
or any other business where steam IL used.
not regularly taxed. az in this ordinance
stated and enumerated twenty-five dol
lars
Cotton shippers. twenty-five dollars.
Cotton We CHEERS, twenty 1--WE dollars.
Shoemakers. ten dollars.
Merchant tai.ora. tlirty dollars.
Every circus. with or without a menaE-
erie. for each ana every day p1rf1rmir 8
IN the city Two hundred ard dfty dollars
itiueraut shows one hundred dollars per
week or any part thereof. dying horses,
twenty-five dollars per month or any part
thereof; other minor exhibitions. ten dol
lars per week. or any part thereof.
Dealers or vendors Of goods wares. mcr-
chsuilse. drugs ana sm' u wares. selling
or introducing the same Tor sale by means
o. public exhibitions. one hundred dollars
per week, or any part tlcle9t.
Hand organs. or strolling band OF musi-
clans i've dollars per week
Every person. company or corporation
engaged In the business Of operating or
running a theater for theatrical exhibit
tons three hundred dollars per annum.
every theatrical troupe. minstrel troupe
Or other troupe acting or performing in
any public hall Ia this city other than a
theatsr. shall ray five dollars for each
perform 1uce
Every proprietor Of concert han or va
riety Show shall pay license OF one hum
dred dollars.
Persons Or partnersh.ps running a grlst
mill. thirty dollars; every person running
a -four mill or -four and gr!at mill. thirty
dollars
Bread or cake haiSer.cs CARED on by
means o. steam. machinery, OF other mo-
tive powar. ATTY dollars. u carried on
without steam CO o her motive power.
thirty dollars.
Master builders. masous. mechanics and
others taking contracts Tor WORK. thirty
dollars.
Architects. civil engineers surveyors
contractors. thirty dollars.
Real estate col ectfrs and agents TWEEN
ty-nvo dollars. cut-rate ticket dealers.
dolars.
pronriciors or owners OF Intelligence Of
ncoe ten dollars Tor 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 prlnsed