The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-07-13


pay a license Of SIS per quarter.
s. Those whose average monthly sales
| amount to $500 and less than $500 con-
stitute the eighth class and must pay a
license of SIS per quarter.
! g. Those whose average monthly sales
amount to less than $500 constitute the
ninth class and must pay q license Of
IS per quarter
Section 4. Persons engaged In bank
ing, loaning money at interest. or buy
ing or selling notes. bonds or other evil
dences OF Indebtedness of private per-
sons: or buying or selling state, county
or city stocks, or other evidences of
state, county or city Indebtedness OF
stocks or notes. bonds or other evil
dences of indebtedness of incorporated
companies: or buying or selling gold
dust gold or silver bullion. or gold or
silver coin, are divided into six classes
and must pay licenses as follows:
l. Those doing bushes in the agrre-
gate to the amount of $3.50. 900 per quar-
ter and over constitutes the first class
and must pay a license Of $50 per quar-
ter.
?. Those doing business to the
amount of 100000 and less than $780,
900 constitute the second class and must
pay a license of $40 per quarter.
5. Those doing business to the amount
of 100000 and less than 5000, 900 per quar-
ter constitute the third class and must
pay license Of $50 per quarter.
4. Those doing business to the amount
of $4,000 and less than 100000 per quar-
ter constitute the fourth class and must
pay license of $25 per quarter.
5. Those doing business in any amount
under $4,000 and over 5000 per quarter
constitute the fifth class and must pay
a license of SIS per quarter.
6.-Those doing business in any amount
under $4,000 per quarter constitute the
sixth class ana must pay a license Of
$40 per quarter.
Section 5. Licenses must be obtained
for the purposes hereinafter named for
which the city treasurer must require
payment as follows:
l. For each proprietor of billiard,
pool or bagatelle table. not kept ex-
clusively for family use. for each ia
bic 1915 per quarter. and for a bowl
ing alley. $40 per quarter for each al
ley; but no license must be granted for
a. term less than three months.
2. The manager or lessee Of every
theater, not a variety or concert theater)
must pay So for each day upon which
performance or performances are held,
or in lieu thereof, monthly license of
SIS; for each variety or concert the
alter. whether an admittance fee is
charged or not, a license of $40 per
month, and for each single exhibition
of opera or concert singer (not exhibit
ed in any theater where monthly H.
cense is paid, license of 50: for min
strels, legerdemain or other shows not
herein provided for, license of IS for
each single performance (when not in
a theater where monthly license is
taken ouD; for every circus or menag-
erie, including side shows, $125 per day;
but no license must be collected for any
amateur exhibition or concert for school
or charitable or religious purposes
3. For each Dawnbroker a license Of
$40 per quarter.
4. For each keeper of an intelligence
Office license of $40 per quarter.
5.-For each keeper of shooting gall
lery, for gain. license of SO per quar-
ter
6. For each keeper of doll rack or
cane rack. a license Of IS per quarter
Sec. 6. Every person who at a fixed
place of business sells any goods, wares
or merchandise. drugs or medicines,
jewelry or wares of precious metals,
whether on commission or otherwise. and
all butchers. must obtain from the city
treasurer of the city of Butte, in which
the business is transacted, and for each
branch of such business license, and
pay quarterly therefor an amount of
money to be determined by the class in
which such person is placed by the city
treasurer of the city of Butte: such bus
mess to be classified and regulated nv
the amount of the monthly average sales
made, or hiring done, and at the rate
following:
Those who are estimated to make av-
erage monthly sales to the amount
l. or one hundred thousand dollars
or more. constitute the first class. and
must pay seventy-five dollars per month.
2. OF seventy-five thousand dollars and
less than one hundred thousand dollars
constitute the second class, and must
Pay sixty dollars per month.
/ ). OF fifty thousand dollars and less
than seventy-five thousand dollars, con-
stitute the third class. and must pay
forty dollars per month.
4. OF forty thousand dollars and less
than fifty thousand dollars, constitute
the fourth Glass; and must pay twenty
five dollars per month.
~ VI thirty Thousand collars and less
than forty thousand dollars, constitute
the NTH class, and must pay twenty
dollars per month.
s. OF tweny thousand dollars and less
than thirty thousand dollars, constitute
the sixth class, and must pay fifteen
dollars per month.
Z. OF ten thousand dollars, and less
than twenty thousand dollars, constitute
the seventh class, and must pay twelve
dollars per month.
8. OF five thousand dollars and less
than ten thousand dollars, constitute the
eighth class, and must pay eight dollars
per month.
9. OF two thousand five hundred dol
lars and less than five thousand dollars
constitute the ninth class, and must pay
five dollars per month.
TO- OF all amounts over twelve hum
dred and fifty dollars and under two