The age-herald., 1901-03-14


 dealers in the same vicinity any provis- lon In the charter of any such club ex- emptlng 1t from the payment of such H. eense to tho contrary notwithstanding.
 All laws and parts of laws, general or special in conflict or inconsistent with the provisions of this subdivision are hereby repealed.
 SUPPLY CARs-72 The owner. conductor or person in charge. of every supply car, or car from which any goods ware. or merchandise arc sold, whether to the servants of the railroad company or others. must pay license of one hundred dollars; and the person licensed shall thereby be entitled to carry on such business in the car therein named, in any county in which such car is run or drawn; but each of such counties may charge license there- for of ten dollars.
 SKATING RINK-7S.
 For each skating rink, twenty-five dol lars.
 SEWING MACHINES, RANGEs-74. Each sewing machine company, selling or delivering sewing machines either in person or through agents, or consignees, and all persons who engage in the busi- ness of selling or delivering sewing ma chimes. shall pay to the State twenty-five dollars for each county in which they may so sell; but when merchants en- gagged in a general business, keep sewing machines, as part of their stock in trade, they shall not be required to pay the tax herein provided.
 SHOOTING GALLERIEs-75.
 For each shooting gallery, fifteen dol lars.
 SIDE sHoWs-7e
 Side shows. (See circuses) STOCKS AND BONDS, DEALERS IN IT.
 Each person or firm whose principal business is dealing in stocks and bonds, twenty dollars.
 TEN PIN ALLEYS-7s.
 Ten pin alleys. (See bowling alleys) THEATRES-7s.
 For each theatre in towns or cities containing more than eight thousand in- habitants, fifty dollars; but this price shall not be charged for license for open air or summer theatres, such as at Mo- bile on the Bay shore, and known as Frascati, and East Lake, in Jefferson county. but for each such open air or summer theatre, fifty dollars; in towns and cities containing less than eight thousand and more than two thousand inhabitants, twenty-five dollars. This H. oense shall only extend to dramatic, leg erdermain, acrobatic and operatic exhibi- tions given in the building so licensed and If any doubt arises as to the char acter of an entertainment proposed to be exhibited in any theatre, the judge of probate of the county in which the thea ire is situated shall determine whether or not 1t is covered by theatrical license.
 TOLL BRIDGE-so. ..=.4 .. Toll bridges. (see ferries.)
 TELEPHONE CoMPANIEs-s1.
 Each telephone company in towns and cities of twenty thousand inhabitants, twenty-five dollars In towns and cities of less than twenty thousand and more than ten thousand inhabitants, ten dol lars In all other places, five dollars. This tax shall not apply to private indi- viduals who operate a line between pri- vate residences, for private use, and where no rental Is charged. WAREHOUSE AND ELEVATOR COM
 PANIES-S2.
 Each warehouse or elevator company. in towns and cities of more than twenty thousand inhabitants, twenty dollars; in towns and cities of twenty thousand and less ten dollars
 WATER woRKS-ss.
 Water works companies. (see electric light companies)
 In all cases in this section, where pop ulation controls the price of licenses, the last census report of the Federal govern ment shall govern.
 Provided, That the licenses herein set out are payable on the first day of Jan uary, and the amount of privilege tax levied in this section Is intended as per annum tax, unless otherwise specified. The Court of County Commissioners of each county, except in cases otherwise provided, may, at any regular or spe- cial term, add to the taxes specified in this section such amounts not exceeding fifty per cent of such taxes, for county purposes, as in their Judgment may be necessary; and no license shall be issued without the payment of such percentage for county purposes.
 Provided, That whenever any one has paid more license for this current year than Is required under this act, they shall be entitled to receive from the treasury of the State and county the ex- cess of license so paid.
 Provided further. That wherever H. censes for the current year have been paid and the license provided by this act does not exceed the amount paid. no new license for the current year shall be taken out; and provided, that wherever a license for the current year has been paid and the license required by this act exceeds the amount of license paid, the amount paid shall be allowed as a credit on the new license for the current year. Sec. IS. Be it further enacted, That the dispensaries in each municipality shall pay one hundred per cent of such State and county licenses as were paid by all the saloons in such municipality during the year 1898, payable quarterly, and in no case less than amount paid by one sa- loon.
 Sec. 19. Be 1t further enacted, That sec ton APT of the code of 1896 be amended so as to read as follows: Section APT. Licenses for selling spirituous, vinous or malt liquors on steamboats or other wa ter craft. or on any sleeping, dining or buffet car, may be taken out in any county through which they run; and t., 0f |.