Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-09
Dollars and more than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, shall pay a quarter-yearly license of One Hundred and Twenty Dollars.


 Dollars, shall pay quarter-yearly license of One Hundred and Twenty Dollars. Fifth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Two Hundred Thousand Dollars and more than One Hundred Thousand Dollars, shall pay quarter-yearly license of Ninety Dollars. Sixth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than One Hundred Thousand Dollars and more than Fifty Thousand Dollars, shall pay quarter-yearly license of Seventy Dollars. Seventh Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Fifty Thousand Dollars and more than Thirty Thousand Dollars. shall pay quarter-yearly license of Forty Dollars.
 Eighth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Thirty Thousand Dollars and more than Twenty Thousand Dollars, shall pay quarter-yearly license of Thirty-six Dol lars
 Ninth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Twenty Thousand Dollars and more than Ten Thousand Dollars. shall pay a quarter-yearly license of Twenty-four Dol lars.
 Tenth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Ten Thousand Dollars and more than Five Thousand Dollars, shall pay quarter-yearly license of Fourteen Dollars
 Eleventh Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than Five Thousand Dollars and more than One Thousand Dollars, shall pay quarter-yesrly license of Ten Dollars.
 Twelfth Class-Those whose quarterly sales amount to less than One Thousand Dollars shall pay a qusrter-yearly license of Five Dollars. ? Any person who shall sell or dispose of any intoxicating or malt liquors in quantities less .L... shall pay quarterly license of Thirty Dollars. g. Any person engaged in keeping a bar room or public saloon where wines. malt or spirit uous liquors are sold by the glass to be drank on the premises. shall pay a quarterly license of Thirty Dollars.
 l. Every keeper or proprietor of gambling house or room where the following gaming tables or apparatus are used or opened for busi ness. to-wit: Monte, faro, pass faro, rondeau, roulette. twenty-;wo. keno, dice. rod and black, | lasquenette, tan, stud horse poker or any other banking per centage game, or any game played for money. cheeks or credit or any other l representative of value of whatever name or | kind. shall pay a monthly license of Ten Dol ] lars for each table or apparatus in use in said house room where said games are carried on i or conducted, and each of the above described games shall pay a separate license and the li- cense shall state the name of the particular game for which it shall be issued, ]. Every proprietor or keeper of a billiard hall or ball alley for the use of which, or upon or in which a charge of any kind is made, shall pay'a license of Five Dollars per month upon each billiard table therein. 1 6. Every keeper or proprietor of a bawdy house or house of prostitution within the town shall pay a monthly tax of Thirty Doilars 1 :. Every proprietor. manager or lessee of any public show. circus or theatrical or other pub lie exhibition or amusement, shall pay quar- terly license of Fifteen Dollars, provided thai when no quarterly license has been paid, there shall be paid for each show or performance tho license tax of Five Dollars.
 s. Every innkeeper, keeper of an ordinary ol other house of public entertainment. shall pa, license tax as follows:
 |. First Class-Those whose minimum charge for lodging and meals is s3.00 per day and up wards, shall pay a quarterly license of Eft, Dollars.
 Second Class-Those whose minimum charge for lodging and meals is less than $500 per day shall pay q quarterly license tax of Thirty-fv, dollars.
 Third Class-Tho-e who furnish lodging onl, shall pay a quarterly license of Ten Dollars.
 Fourth Class-Those who furnish meals anc i board in a restaurant. eating house. lunch counter or other place of entertainment where T they occupy a building for the purpose, shall pay quarterly license of Thirty Dollars 1 Fifth Class-Those who furnish meals and board in d lunch wagon or other booth or stand for that purpose, shall pay quarterly license of Fifteen Dollars
 g. Every money broker shall pay quarterly license of Thirty Dollars.
 10. Every insurance agent shall pay quar terly license of Ten Dollars.
 H. Every real estate agent shall pay n quar terly license of Ten Dollars. Every person en ! gagged in the buying and selling of real estate or houses, or collecting rents, shall be deemed real estate agents under this section.
 I2. Every auctioneer shall pay monthly license of Twenty-Five Dollars. i I3. Every hawker or peddler, except of fruit or vegetables, shall pay a monthly license o Thirty Dollars and in lieu thereof shall pay s daily license of Five Dollars.
 A. Every pawnbroker shall pay monthl, license of Ten Dollars.
 I5. Every owner of any hack shall pay 6 monthly license of Ten Dollars on each and every hack in use in said town.
 Is. Every owner of any dray, express or trans ] Dollars on each dray, express or transfer wagon owned by him and at the time of issuing the license there shall be issued to him by the Town Marshal, a number in consecutive order, which shall be placed in a conspicuous place on each vehicle. All vehicles used for private pur poses only are exempted. IT. Every porter or runner for stage coaches and public houses shall pay a quarterly license of Twenty-Five Dollars.
 IS. Every proprietor or keeper of laundry shall pay quarterly license of Fifteen Dollars
 I9. Every proprietor keeper of a drus store shall pay a quarterly license of Twenty Dollars.
 20. Every keeper or propertor of jewelry store shall pay quarterly license of Fifteen l Dollars.
 ! 2l. Every fortune teller palmist shall pay a daily license of One Dollar. | p. Every proprietor keeper of barber shop shall pay quarterly license of One Dollar ard Fifty Gents per chair for each chair in use | in said shop.
 ' B. Every keeper or proprietor of an under taxing establishment shall pay n quarterly Ii. cense of Thirty Dollars. | 24 Every keeper or proprietor of livery or feed stable shall pay a quarterly license of Thir ! ty Dollars.
 2. Every keeper or proprietor of photo grapher gallery shall pay a quarterly license oi Five Dollars.
 ! 26 Every keeper or proprietor of a millinery establishment shall pay quarterly license of Two Dollars and a Half | 27. Every agent for tailor made clothing ! shall pay quarterly license of Ten Dollars