The age-herald., 1901-03-14


 HAD AND, FOR ADMISSION TO WHICH CHARGE IS MADE-s41k
 For each entertainment in towns or cities of over one thousand inhabitants where dancing is had or permitted to be had, and for admission to which a charge Is made. five dollars; provided that this shall not apply to theatre that pays a regular license as such.
 EYE GLASsES-s5.
 (see peddlers)
 EMPRESS CoMPANIEs-36. (Express companies. see section S914 of the code of 1S9s.l
 FEATHER RENOvATORS-S7.
 For each person. firm or agent solicit ing or engaged in cleaning and renovat ing feathers, in each county, ten dollars.
 TOLL BRIDGEs-3s. | For each toll bridge, or bridges where thoroughfare tolls are charged for ami mals or vehicles crossing the same, when not within two miles of the corporate | limits of a town or city of two thousand inhabitants where the income is more 1 than three hundred dollars and less than six hundred dollars per annum, five dol
 
 hundred dollars per annum ten dollars: for same, in or within two miles of the corporate limits of any town or city of two thousand inhabitants and less than five thousand, fifty dollars; for same. in or within two miles of the corporate limits of a town or city of five thousand inhabitants or more seventy-hve dollars
 FLYING JDNNIEs-Ss
 The operator of set of flying jennies, called also hobby horses" and merry go-rounds," shall pay to the State the following license tax: In cities and towns of twenty thousand inhabitants or over, within one mile of such, for each week; five dollars; or for each month, ten doliars or for each year, thirty dol lars; in cities or towns of less than twenty thousand inhabitants, or within one mile of such, for each week. two dollars and fifty cents; for each month. five dollars; for each year, twenty dol- lars. In any locality in the State other than Is provided above, for each week, one dollar: or each month, two dollars and fifty cents; or for each year, ten dol lars. Provided That flying jennies ac- companying circuses shall pay ten dol lars per day
 FUTURES, DEALERS IN-p.
 For each person or firm engaged in the business of buying selling futures for speculation or on a commission, two | hundred dollars; but this shall not be held to legalize any contract which would otherwise be invalid FORTUNE TELLERS-H.
 For each fortune teller, five dollars.
 FRUIT sTANDS-2
 For each fruit stand in cities and towns over ten thousand inhabitants. five dollars; In other places, two dollars. and fifty cents
 GYPsIBs AND TRADERs-43.
 For each company of traders, usually known as gypsies, twenty-five dollars for each county
 HORSE DEALERS4.
 For each person or firm engaging in the business of selling horses. mules, jacks or jennets. and having fixed place of business in the State, forty cents on each animal sold, to be paid in the coun- ty in which such person or firm does business. Each such person or firm shall within the first five days of each calendars month. render to the Probate Judge of such county written statement under oath of the number of such animals sold by him or it, during the preceding month, and shall, at the same time, pay such li- cense tax for selling the same. Any false statement in such return shall be deemed perjury and shall be punished as such. Any failure to make such return tav SI, be misdemeanor, and shall be punished by fine of not less than double the amount of such license actually due from such person or firm.
 It shall be the duty of the Probate Judge to demand such statement of each such person or firm who shall fail to rem der the same within the time required by law. Any failure of such person or firm to make such return within five days after such demand shall be fur ther misdemeanor and shall be punished by further fine of not less than five hundred dollars. and Imprisonment in the county jail or hard labor for the county for not more than six months. For each person or firm, not having fixed place of business in the State, and offering for sale therein horses, mules, jacks and jennets, forty cents for each such animal so offered for sale and be- fore any sale thereof the State and coun- ty license tax therefor to be paid in the first county in which they are so offered and not to be required thereafter in any i other county.
 INSURANCE COMPANIES-5. 4s. For each insurance company doing banking business, in addition to other special tax, fifty dollars. ICE FACToRIEs-4s For each ice factory, with a capacity of less than ten tons per day, s15; of more than ten tons per day and less than fifteen tons per day, twenty-five dollars. For each ice factory with a greater ca pacity than fifteen tons per day, fifty dollars. =
 ITINERANT TRADERS. AUCTION
 BEERS AND DEALERs-47. For transient and .itinerant auctioneers or traders or dealers in goods, wares and merchandise, other than licensed peddlers, and other than travelling agents of wholesale dealers in articles making sale thereof by sample, fifty dollars; and this tax shall apply to all dealers who are migratory and do not pay an ad va- lorem tax.
 KNIFE AND CANE RACKS-4s.
 Knife and cane racks. (See deyicesl