The age-herald., 1901-03-14

as otnerWlse herein proVioed, whether
 charge Is made for the same or not
 In the following cases sales at public
 outcry may be made for a compensa-
 ton without license:
 First. The estate of decedent by the
 personal representative or his agent, ac-
 cording to law. or by the provisions of the will
 Second. Property conveyed by deed or
 trust, mortgage or decree, or ordered to
 be sold according to the deed. decree or
 order.
 Third Any person may sell the agricul-
 tural products arising from his own or other labor under his control, or his real
 or personal estate. not purchased or sold on speculation.
 Fourth All sales under legal process
 For transient or itinerant auctioneers,
 or dealers in goods, wares and merchant
 disc, other than licensed peddlers, and
 other than travelling agents or wholesale dealers in said articles making sale
 thereof by sample, fifty dollars.
 BAGATELLE. OR JENNY LIND IA BLESS Third. For each Bagatelle or Jenny
 Lind table, or any other table or device Of any kind from which any kind of
 profit is derived by the keeper fifty dol lars.
 BASE BALL PARK. For each base ball or foot bau narLr where admission fees are charges fiav dollars.
 BOTTLERS-5.
 For each bottling association, other
 than bottles of mineral water. twenty five dollars.
 BILLIARD TABLESLs.
 TOT each billiard table, for the use of
 which money or other compensation ;s
 charged and which is not kept in connee-
 ton With the business of a bar-roorn or.
 oiinkins saloon, twenty-five dollars
 seven. For each billiard table kent in
 connection with the business of a bar-
 room or drinking saloon, whether it's usa
 De charged for or not, fifty dollars. BOWLING ALLEYs-s For bowling or ten pin alleys, for tn. use of which money or other comnenso ton Is charged, twenty-five dollars for each alley; and for each bowling ar tan pin alley, kept in connection with .
 orinking saloon, whether compensation
 IS charged or not, twenty-five dollars. BILL PoSTERS-s. For each bill poster or person pursu,ne .he ousiness or posting bills. in cities and 'o""s ol twenty thousand inhabitants
 oi more twenty-five dollars; in towns
 ana cities from ten to twenty thousand
 inhabitants, fifteen dollars In towns and
 cities or less than ten thousand. five dol. lars. 1oi-
 BROKERS OR COMMISSION MFR. CHANTs-1o. For each broker or commission mer- chant or dealer in merchandise for a co,, mission in towns and cities of Ie.s +han
 twenty-five hundred inhabitants 6ve dol lars, and of twenty-five hundred and lass than five thousand inhabitants ten dol lars In towns and cities of five tbonso,a ana less than ten thousand inhabitants l fifteen dollars. In towns and citias of tar, thousand and less than twenty-five tbou-
 sano inhabitants. twenty-five dollars. In towns and cities of twenty-five thousand
 inhaoitants or more, fifty dollars. BICYCLEs-11.
 Each person or firm keeping bicycles for rent or hire ten dollars BOOK AGENTS-1s. Ana person other than a merchant nav ing an ad valorem tax on his stock of sooos, who shall receive subscriptions for | or shall in any manner furnish hooks maps, prints, pamphlets or periodicals | shall pay privilege tax of ten dollars
 Tn each county in this State in which
 he shall do business; Provided. That this sb.y1 ,.4 , persons distributing or selling bv s,,h- scription any religious books. pamnbletz or periodicals.
 Provided further, That no license shall De required of any person who was Fed eral or Confederate soldier during the Civil War. or to any indigent or disabled person who only sells or furnishes books.
 maps, prints. pamphlets or periodicals to persons residing in the county where such indigent or disabled person resides. BREwERs-1s For brewers, one hundred dollars Ev- cry agency of a brewery of another State doing business in this State shall pay the same license; and any person, whether retail dealer or not, selling the goods or products of any brewery shall be deemed | and held an agent unless such brewery shall have an established agency in this | State.
 CIGARETTE DEALERS-1x | For each dealer in cigarettes, whether principal stock in trade or not, in any 1 place outside of incorporated towns and l villages, five dollars. In incorporated | towns and cities of five thousand inhabi- tants or less, ten dollars. In towns and cities of more than five thousand and not exceeding ten thousand inhabitants, twenty dollars. In towns and cities of more than ten thousand and not exceed l ing twenty thousand inhabitants. twen- | ty-five dollars. In all other places thirty | five dollars
 CIGAR AND TOBACCO STANDS-15. For each cigar dealer whose principal l stock in trade is cigars and tobacco, in | towns and cities of twenty thousand or more inhabitants. ten dollars. In towns and cities of less than twenty thousand | inhabitants, five dollars. CIRCUSES-16. For each days exhibition of circus, | in towns or cities having more than five | thousand inhabitants, or within two | miles thereof, one hundred and fifty dol lars; in all other places, one hundred dol | lars Every building, space tent or area |