The Arizona sentinel., 1902-08-13
cense tax of five dollars per quarter.

1 cense tax of five dollars per quarter.
 Section 43 Dealers in lumber shall pay Ii cense tax of ten dollars per quarter
 Section A. Real estate agents shall pay license tax of three dollars per quarter.
 Section 45. Dealers in coal or wood shall pay q license tax of three dollars per quarter. | Section 46. Manufacturers of soda water shall pay license tax of three dollars per quarter.
 Section r. Dealers engaged in bottline liquids shall pay license tax of three dollars | per quarter.
 Section 48. Telegraph companies shall pay license tax of twelve dollars per quarter. | Section 49. Telephone companies shall pay l icense tax of ten dollars per quarter. ] Section 50. Keepers of barber shops shall 1 pay license tax of three dollars per quarter for each chair
 1 Section 5l. Keepers of livery stables and of sale stables shall pay license tax Of six dollars per quarter.
 Section 52. Dealers in second hand goods shall pay license tax of three dollars per quarter
 Section 5. Dealers in fruits nuts and con- per quarter.
 Section 54 Keepers of bakeries shall pay a license tax of six dollars per quarter.
 Section 30 Keepers of tailor shops and
 
 of three dollars per quarter.
 Section 56. Water and light companies or companies furnishing water or light or both to the inhabitants of the town shall pay license tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter. Section 57. When any two or more of the businesses mentioned in sections 2s, 32 S. 39, 40, fl, 42, 43 and 5 of this ordinance shall be com bined and conducted as one business, such com bined business shall be designated a general mercantile business and the person, firm or corporation conducting or carrying on the same shall pay license taxes as follows:
 First class. Those whose quarterly sales amount to twenty thousand dollars and up- wards shall pay license tax of fifty dollars per quarter.
 Second class. Those whose quarterly sales amount 70 twelve thousand dollars and less than twenty thousand dollars shall pay a quar- tcrly license tax of twenty-five dollars per quarter.
 Third class. Those whose quarterly sales are less than twelve thousand dollars shall pay q quarterly license tax of ten dollars per quarter.
 Section 5S The word quarterly" whenever used in this ordinance shall be taken and held to mean a period of three months, and such periods commence on the first days of January. April, July and October. No license shall be issued for any period of time less than quarter unless herein otherwise specially provided
 Section 59 The marshal shall be ex-oficio license tax collector.
 Section O. No license granted under the provisions of this ordinance shall be construed to exempt the property used or invested in the licensed business, or occupation, from taxation under the general revenue ordinances of this town.
 Section 61. The marshal shall be liable upon his official bond for all license taxes which he may fail to collect by reason of his carelessness neglect.
 Section C.. All license tax receipts issued in accordance with the provisions of this ordi- nance, to persons having fixed place of busi- ness, shall be kept posted in conspicuous place in such place of business. And all license tax receipts issued for any of the gaming tables or apparatus mentioned in this ordinance shall be kepted posted in a conspicuous place behind such table or apparatus and any person who shall fail or neglect to keep such receipt posted
 
 meanor and on conviction thereof shall be fined the sum of twenty dollars, and costs of suit, and every person receiving license and who shall not have a regular fixed place of business shall carry about his person such license tax receipt and upon demand thereof of any person or officer shall exhibit the same for the purposes of inspection by such person or officer, and any person who shall, upon any such de- mand being made, refuse or neglect to exhibit such license tax receipt shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined the sum Of ten dollars and costs of suit.
 Section 63. The license tax receipt provided for in this ordinance shall not be transferable Any person who shall use, or attempt to use license tax receipt issued to another person for the purpose of avoiding the procurement of
 
 a misdemeanor, and shall be fined in any sum not exceeding three hundred dollars and not less than fifty dollars and costs of suit. But in case of the death of the holder of any such re- ceipt his widow, executor or administrator may continue the business of the deceased un- der such receipt, until the expiration of it's term, in cases where they may be, by law, au- thorized to continue such business.
 Section 64 All fines which may accrue un- der any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be recovered by action of debt prescribed in section of Article VIII of Chapter of Title II of the Revised Statutes of Arizona The first process in all such actions shall be a sum- mons which shall be issued and served as in or dinary civil actions in the territory of Arizona. Such summons may be served by the town or by any sheriff or constable in the Territory of Arizona. Section 65. All judgments rendered and fines l imposed under the authority of this ordinance may be enforced by execution as in ordinary | civil actions. And if the defendant in any such | suit shall fail or refuse to pay such fine and costs as may be assessed against him, such de- fendant, may, at the option of the judge trying | the case, be imprisoned in the county jail or the town calaboose until such fine and costs be | fully satisfied, said imprisonment' to be at the | rate of one day for each dollar of the fine and | costs.
 Section 66. This ordinance shall be in force from and after the first day of October, A. D. | 1902.
 Passed in the Common Council of tho Town of Yuma on the 5th day of August A. D. 1902
 R. S. PATTERSON, Mayor. Attest:
 (Seal) J. L. REDONDo, Town Clerk. lst pub. August l3, 1902 (3t)