The Arizona sentinel., 1902-08-20
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Section 13 Each proprietor or keeper of bill Hard table for the use of which, or for playing upon which. any charge of any kind is made. shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter for each table.
 Section H. Each proprietor or keepcr of a nine-pin or ten pin bowling alley or any similar device, not kept exclusively for family use. shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quar- ter for each such alley or device.
 Section 15 Each proprietor or keeper of every gaming table or apparatus of any kind what. ever, such as monte, faro pass faro rondeau, roulette, twenty two, keno, dice red-and-b black, lansquinette, tan, stud-horsc poker or any other banking or percentage game, or any game played for money, checks, credit, or any other representative of value of whatever name, shall pay license tax of five dollars per quarter for each game, table or device. No license shall be issued for any game whatever to be played at any fiesta, or in any park, or on any race track or fair ground, or in any building, shed, booth, or tent appurtenant thereto; nor in any public place frequented or visited by minors.
 Section 16 Each proprietor or keeper of every house or place used or kept for the pur- poses of prostitution shall pay license tax of thirty dollars per quarter.
 Section 17. Every manager or lessee of any theatrical exhibition, concert, rope perform ance, wire dancer, wire walker, or other public show, exhibition or amusement, except circuses and menageries, shall pay the following license tax:
 First. A monthly license tax of thirty dol lars.
 Second. When no monthly license tax has been paid, a license tax of five dollars for each show or performance; provided, that no license tax shall be required for any such exhibition, when given by any society of amateurs, or when given wholly for the benefit of churches, schools, libraries or charities
 Section IS. Every circus or menagerie shall pay license tax of twenty five dollars for each performance or exhibition.
 Section l9. Commission merchants shall pay a license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 20. Inn-keepers and hotel-keepers shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 21. Restaurant keepers shall pay license tax of six dollars per quarter.
 Section 9. Every person, firm or corpora tion engaged in the business of buying and selling mining stocks, village, town, county, state or territorial bonds, stocks of incorporat- ed companies, or bonds of incorporated com panies or evidences of the indebtedness of private persons, on commission or otherwise, shall pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter.
 Section B. All persons, firms or corporations engaged in the business of loaning money at in terest, receiving deposits or buying or selling gold or silver coin or currency, or notes or bills of exchange or gold or silver bullion, shall pay a license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 24 All persons, firms or corpora tions, or agent or agents of such persons. firms or corporations, doing or conducting in the town any insurance business of any nature or kind including those who insure against loss by fire shall pay license tax of three dollars per quarter.
 Section 9. Auctioneers shall pay license tax of five dollars per quarter
 Section 26. Every travelling merchant, hawker or peddler who shall carry pack and vend wares, goods or merchandise of any kind, shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quar- ter, and every such travelling merchant, hawker, or peddler who shall drive or use a wagon, or cause to be driven a wagon, for the purpose of vending goods or merchandise of any kind or description shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter. Nothing in this section shall be construed to apply to the sale of farm products.
 Section ?. Every keeper of pawnbroker's office shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 2s. Keepers of grocery-stores shall pay license taxes as follows:
 First Class. Those whose sales amount to twenty thousand dollars and upward, per quarter, shall pay license tax of fifty dol lars per quarter.
 Second Class. Those whose quarterly sales amount to twelve thousand dollars and less than twenty thousand dollars shall pay a license tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter.
 Third Class. Those whose sales are less than twelve thousand dollars per quarter shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 29. Keepers of lodging houses shall Day b edA OA AfC NO44tsAS pOA QudA eCA'
 Section 3O Hackmen draymen, cabmen and | shall pay a license tax of three | dollars per quarter for each hack, dray, cab, or | omnibus kept or driven by them. All vehicles | used for private purposes only shall not be re- luired to pay any license tax
 Section 31. Keepers of laundries shall pay a license tax of three dollars per quarter.
 Section g. Keepers of drug-stores shall pay } license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section s. Jewellers and keepers of jewelry stores shall pay license tax of five dollars per quarter.
 Section 34 Fortune tellers and palmists shall pay license tax of five dollars per luarter.
 Section 35. Keepers of butcher-shops shall pay license tax of ten dollars per quarter
 Section 36 Undertakers shall pay license ,ax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section S7. Keepers of shooting galleries shall pay a license tax of five dollars per quar- er.
 Section 3s. Keepers of photograph galleries 'nall pay a ucenSe IdA Ol GnTee uoIldIS peE quarter.
 Section 39. Dry-goods merchants shall pay icense taxes as follows:
 First class. Those whose quarterly sales mount to twenty thousand dollars and up wards shall pay a license tax of fifty dollars ,er quarter.
 Second class. Those whose quarterly sales mount to twelve thousand dollars and less han twenty thousand dollars shall pay + ense tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter.
 Third class. Those whose quarterly sales are ess than twelve thousand dollars shall pay q