The age-herald., 1901-03-14
THE AGE-HERALD THURDsAY MARCH IA, 1901


 or other animal. forty dollars: in a wagon drawn by two horses or more, or other animals. fifty-fiye dollars; on a horse. or other animal. twenty-five dol- lars; on foot, fifteen dollars; when &C., companied by singers or performers, on any musical instruments. one hundred dollars; but peddlers of tin ware only, and peddlers of wooden and stone or clay hollow ware only, and tanners who manufacture leather goods and peddle these only, shall not be required to pro- entitle him to peddle only in the county where it Is taken out. Any person may demand of peddiers, itinerant dealers and travelling agents their license and unless they exhibit the same, or show that they have right under the law to peddle the articles carried by them, or to carry on the business they are engaged in without a license, such person may and Is hereby authorized to arrest such peddlers, itin- erant dealer or traveling agent, and car ry him before the nearest County Court Judge, Justice of the Peace, Mayor, Re- corder, intendent of any town, or notary public exercising the power of a Justice of the Peace, and such officer as such peddler. itinerant dealer or travelling agent is carried before must, if he finds such person to be dealing without H. cense, forwith issue a warrant for his ar rest, returnable to any court of the county having criminal Jurisdiction. which warrant may be executed by the hxya ty any city or town marshal policeman. or any officer having authority to make arrests. It shall. however, be lawful for any person having but one arm or leg, or whose sight has been impaired as a result of exposure, injury or disease dur ing his service in the Confederate army, or any other disabled Confederate sol dier who Is permanently disabled from any cause, or any person who has lost his eyesight in any way so that he is incompetent te ssrform manual labor of he shall secure the certificate of a physician and the certificate of the judge of probate of such facts), to peddle in any county of the State free of license; nor shall this act be so construed as to require license of peddlers of fish, oys- ters. game, fresh meats. poultry, fruit and all farm products raised by the sell CT. For each peddler of clocks doing business in this State, a. State license tax of five hundred dollars and a county H. cense tax of two hundred and fifty dol lars for each county in which such bus mess is carried on. That all the citizens of this State, who have resided here for
 
 act, who were soldiers of the Confeder- ate States of America, or engaged in the naval service thereof, and do not own property exceeding in value one thousand dollars, be allowed to peddle any produce or merchandise in any and all of the counties of this State, except in any in- corporated village, town or city, without the payment of the license required of such peddlers. That any such soldiers or sailors desiring such licenses to ped dle, must apply to the judge of probate of any county in this State, and make and submit his proof of having been such soldier or sailor and if it is suffi- cient to satisfy said judge, he will issue the license without payment of money therefor, and such license shall be au- thority to peddle such commodities in any of the counties of this State.
 Provided, That under this act there shall be no peddling of patent medicines, by persons exempt from taking out a H. cense to peddle.
 PHOTOGRAPHERS.
 For each travelling photograph gallery going from county to county in railroad car. fifteen dollars. For each travelling photographer travelling in any other way, five dollars.
 PISTOL. BOWIE OR DIRK KNIvEs-es For dealers in pistol bowie or dirk knives, brass knucks whether principal stock in trade or not, fifty dollars. PISTOL OR RIFLE CARTRIDGEs-A. Dealers in pistol or rife cartridges, in towns or cities of twenty thousand or more inhabitants, fifty dollars. In towns more than ten thousand and less than twenty thousand inhabitants, twenty-five dollars. In all other places, ten dollars
 PUBLIC HALLS-65
 For each public hall let to hire, twenty five dollars in towns or cities of more than 800 inhabitants; of less than and more than two thousand inhabitants, ff- teen dollars and of less than two thou sand inhabitants, ten dollars.
 POOL TABLEs-6e.
 For each pool table upon which the game of pin pool is played, one hundred dollars. For each table upon which game of pool is played, with fifteen balls more or less. and not pin pool. which is kept in connection with the business of a bar room or drinking saloon. whether compensation is charged or not, fifty dol lars For each table upon which a game of pool Is played with fifteen balls. more or less, and not pin pool. for the use of which money or other things of value is charged, and not kept in connection with a bar room or drinking saloon, twenty-five dollars.
 PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERs-s7
 For each person or firm doing the bus mess of a plumber and gas filter or either, in towns or cities of twenty thou sand or more inhabitants, ten dollars. In all other places, five dollars.
 PIG IRON STORAGE COMPANIEs-sS Any person, firm or corporation operat- ing yards or inclosure for the purpose of storing pig iron therein. and issuing war rants thereon or receipts therefor. shall pay to the State annually for each such yard or inclosure. fifty dollars, but this provision shall not apply to such yards owned and used by manufacturers of pig iron in this State.
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