The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-29
OFFICIAL.

one hundred dollars.
Every dealer Ia live poultry and ooun-
Try produce. one hundred dollars.
House cleaning and upholstering. ten
dollars
Dealers In bicycle supplies. thirty dol
lars. Rcpairers OF bicycles who are not
dealers ia bicycle supplies. ten dollars.
Exporters Of cotton, lumbeF. naval stores.
or other merchandise. foreign or coast
wiso. agency or representative OF Arm Of
exporters. two hundred dollars.
S,evedores. nifty dollars.
Every lightcrage or river transfer. In
diyidual, hrm or company one hundred
dollars.
Propr.etors or owners OF lumber yards.
nifty dollars.
Dealers in brick or agents Tor the sale OF
brick seyenty-hye dollars.
Dealers in ~o0d. thirty dollars.
Keepers OF warehouses for the storage
Of cotton. merchandise. goods. etc. for
each warehouse. thirty dollars.
PToprietors or owners o. keepers Of bill
Hard or pool tables. other than those used
In private dwellings. nifty dollars for each
table
Proprietors or owners OF bagatelle tables
twenty-five dollars for each table
Propr.otors or owners Of tcn-pln alleys
ten dollars for each alley
Projectors OF owners Of saw mills or
yards attached one hundred dollars. and
on each sash aud blind factory, or agency
OF cash ana blind factory. atty dollars.
On the owner or proprietor OF every
steam engine used Tor hosting purposes
or any other business where steam IL uscd
not regularly taxed. as in this ordinance
stated and enumerated. twenty five dol
lars.
Cotton shippers. twenty-five dollars.
Cotton welghcrs, twenty-five dollars.
Shoemakers. zen dollars.
Merchant tailors thirty dollars.
Every circus with or without a menag-
erie. for each and every day performing
in the city. two hundred aud nfty dollars
itinerant 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
lars per week. or any part thereof
Dealers or vendors Of goods. wares. mer-
chandise. drugs ana small wares. selling
Or introducing the same for sale by means
Of public exhibitions. one hundred dollars
per week. or any part thereof
Hand organs. or strolllng band OF musi-
eIane. five dollars per week.
Every person. company or corporation
engaged IA the business Of operating or
running a thcater Tor theatrical exhibit
lions. three hundred dollars per aunum
ssvsry theatrical troupe. minstrel troupe
or other troupe acting or performing in
any public hall IN this city other than a
theater. shall pay ive dollars for each
performance.
Every proprietor OF concert han or va.
ricty show shall pay license Of two hun.
bred dollars
Persons or partnerships running a prIst
mill. thirty dollars: every person running
a -four mill OF -four and grlst mill. thirty
dollars.
Bread or cake bakeries carried on nv
means OF steam. machinery or other mo-
tive power. nifty dollars, " carried on
without steam or other motive power.
thirty dollars.
General contractors whose contracts
are not confined 70 any particular line or
department OF work. seventy-hve dol
lars
Master builders. masons. mechanics and
others. whether dealers or not who DO
not pay tho tax required by the preceding
paragraph Of general contractors. thirty
dollars
Architects civil engineers. surveyors
contractors. thirty dollars
Real estate collectors and agents. TWEEN
ty-fve dollars: cut-rnte ticket dealers.
agents or brokers and ticket scalpers. MY
dollars,
Proprieiors or owncrs OF intelligence Of
fees. ten dollars for 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 printed
by steam. or other motive power, nifty
dollars; every daily newspaper worked by
hand. twenty-five dollars. and every week
~ newspaper worked by hand. ten dollars.
job printing Offices worked by steam.
gas. water or other motor. hfty dollara.
n worked without steam. gas. water. or
other motor. twenty-five dollars.
Every proprietor OF a book bindery,
without a printing office. fifteen dollars.
Manufacturers OF soda water. selling
from fouuts. twenty-five dollars; and man
ufacturlug and botl.lug soda. fifty dol
lars: selling soda water from founis, ten
dollars for each fount.
Public steam laundries. nifty dollars.
Public lnundrics run without steam,
twenty-five dollars.
Bottlers Of beer or ale. Nifty dollars
Soap boilers or tanners. Tor each estab-
lirhment. ten dollars.
Barber shops. four dollars Tor each chair.
Persons engaged IN the business OF gns
htiine or plumbing. or both. shall take out
a license. for which he shan pay thirty
dollars. and shall comply with The provis-
ions OF an ordinance adopted Feb. ?. 1855.
amended Nov. 30. isss, further amended
April 10, 1899.
Dealers IN paints. oils and builders sup
plies. other than manufacturers. seventy
five dollars.
Daguerrean artists. photographers. am
brotypers and portrait painters. twenty
Ave dollars.
Steamboat. vessel or other agencies hfly
dollars: every agency FOR OCEAN steam
ships. each line. one hundred dollars.
Broom factories. thirty dollars.
Lampblack factories nifty dollars.
Manufacturers OF plaster or cement. nt-
~ doilars
Coppersmiths. nifty dollars; manufac.
turers OF stills, one hundred dollars.
lee factories. one hundred dollars.
Wholesale dealers In ice. one hundred
dollars: every nctall dealer In ice. ten dol
lars
Each and every museum. twenty FIVE dol
lars
Gas companies. i've hundred dollars:
every electric light company. five hundred
dollars.
RESTAURANTS or eating houses. twenty
Eve dollars.
without grist mill attached. one hundred
dollars
Fortune teiiers. palmist or astrologers.
Ave hundred dollars.
Breweries or persons manufacturing any
malt liquors. or agents OF same who have
not already paid the wholesale liquor and
wholesale dealers tax. three hundred dot
lars.
Manufacturers Of cider or vinegar. or
either. nifty dollars.
Telephone companies or exchanges. six
hundred dollars each: each Independent
telephone OF two stations, two dollars ana
ifty cents
Street railroad companies. whether IN.
. ~ a. A..