The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-12-04
OFFICIAL.

/ lars: more than six, twenty-five dol
| lars.
rink. twenty-five dollars.
Undertakers or coffin warehouses,
| thirty dollars.
Persons engaged in loading or unload
ing vessels by horse power, twenty-five
dollars for each hosting apparatus
used.
Express companies, five hundred dol
lars: and. in addition thereto six dol
lars for every one-horse baggage ex-
press wagon, and twelve dollars for
every two-horse baggage express wag-
on employed by such companies.
Bill posters or distributors of bills,
or advertisements forty dollars.
Blacksmith shops, each forge, eight
dollars.
Cooper shops, twenty dollars.
Carriage repositories, one hundred
! dollars.
Every carriage or wheelwright shop
for manufacturing or repairing, TWEEN
ty-five dollars.
Cigar manufacturers or retailers,
| twenty dollars.
Dye houses, twenty dollars.
Millinery establishments, ten dollars.
Gunsmith establishments, ten dollars.
Foundries, exclusively brass, thirty
dollars; other foundries, fifty dollars.
Machine shops. fifty dollars.
Every foundry and machine shop, one
hundred dollars.
! Menageries, fifty dollars per day.
Marble and stone yards, fifty dollars.
Wholesale or retail dealers or ship
pers in fish or oysters, doing business
outside Of city market. fifty dollars.
Shipping masters. one hundred dol
lars.
Shooting galleries, one hundred dol
lars.
propriatorS Or LaaDarc If craap orr
ceries. one hundred dollars.
Stencil cutters, twenty dollars.
Tailors, not registered as merchants,
ten dollars.
Proprietors or owners of marine rail-
ways or dry docks, fifty dollars.
Dealers paying a tax as wholesale
dealers, and every green grocery, shall
| be permitted to do any business in the
| way of buying and selling goods, wares
and merchandise, hereinbefore taxed
| paying a less tax than tax for a whole
sale dealer. without paying any other
specific tax.
Every person engaged in the bust
ness Of transporting or carrying goods,
wares, merchandise, passengers or bag
| gage for hire, by means of wagons,
| drays, trucks, carts, omnibuses or car
| riages of any description, or of letting
| carriages or other vehicles for hire,
| shall pay a tax according to the num-
In such business, viz: Every person
employing one-horse cart or wagon, six
| dollars; every person employing one
| horse dray or truck, eight dollars; ev-
cry person employing one-horse cab,
hack or buggy, or vehicle of any de-
| scription not otherwise specifically
| mentioned, six dollars; every person
| employing one two-horse cart or wag
on, dray or truck, or any other two
horse vehicle for drayage purposes,
twelve dollars; every person employ
ing one two-horse cab, hack, buggy,
| omnibus, carriage or vehicle of any
| description, eight dollars; every per-
son employing one three-horse dray
or truck, eighteen dollars; every per-
| son employing one four-horse dray or
| truck, twenty-five dollars; every per-
son employing one four-horse omnibus,
thirty dollars, and the tax to be paid
| by any person employing more than
one vehicle of the same or different
kinds shall be according to the num-
| Der of vehicles employed at the rates
above specified.
Keepers of sale and feed stables, If
| ~ dollars, but nothing herein contain
ed shall authorize the keeper of such
sale and feed stables to sell any live
stock of any other person without first
required under THIS ordinance; every
keeper of public or livery stable, flf-
ty dollars; every keeper of feed stable
only, fifty dollars: and in addition
thereto as part of the same tax
according to the number and character
of any vehicles employed in such bust
ness, either by letting for hire or in the
transportation of goods, passengers or
baggage, at the rates above specified for
taxes to be paid by persons engaged
in the business of transporting, etc,
for hire.
Persons employing or using one or
more vehicles of any sort to be drawn
by one or more horses or mules in
connection with any business in which
he may be engaged, for the purpose
OF delivering goods sold by them, or
IN any other manner, shall pay, in ad-
dltlon to the specific tax required of
them for such business as a mart
thereof, a graduated tax similar to
that hereinbefore required of persons
| engaged in the business of TRANSPORT
ing, etc, for hire, according to the
number and character of such vehicles.
at the same rate.
Every owner of a wagon or other
vehicle used as moving advertise
ments one hundred dollars.
Every push cart or barrow used as
moving advertisements, twenty-five
dollars.
Hucksters selling vegetables on the
streets, for which a badge shall be
| $1,000 anu Noil ACN, SIX COLLARS, each
badge to be plainly exposed on the per-
son of the huckster and not to be
transferable.
Dealers in ice cream, fruit. small
paint shops, vendors of small wares
and keepers of a cook stove or COOK
shop, ten dollars
Persons selling from push carts or
other vehicles, except country carts
selling their own produce, one hun
dred dollars; upon payment of said
tax the treasurer shall furnish
badge, which shall be placed in a con-
spicuous place on such push cart or
vehicle.
Street dealers in poultry, for which
a badge shall be issued, ten dollars.
Manufacturers of patent medicines
not engaged in the business of a drug
gist, thirty dollars.
Agents, attorneys at law, or brokers
negotiating loans on real estate (ax-
cept real estate brokers negotiating
loans in immediate connection with
sales or purchases made by them). and
money lenders, their agents, or attor-
neys, making loans with or without Sc
curity, except banks and bankers.
pawnbrokers and persons, other than a
pawnbroker engaged in the business of
lending money on personal property
hereinbefore provided for, seventy-five
dollars.
Attorneys at law who advertise
money to lend. or in any other way
engage in the business of money lend
ing. whether for clients or not shall