Bisbee daily review., 1903-12-06

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 For every pin alley, s5 per quarter.
 For every shooting gallery, s30 per quarter.
 For every auctioneer, and every auc- tion establishment, s25 per month.
 For every boarding house as distin- guished from a restaurant with more than twelve boarders, 8 per quarter.
 For every boarding house with twelve or less boarders, s3 per year. ]. For every restaurant, SIS per quar- ter.
 For every hotel whose minimum charge for board and lodging is s3 per day, $25 per quarter.
 For every hotel whose charges are less than s3 per day, $15 per quarter.
 For every lodging house having more than eight rooms. s5 per quarter.
 For every insurance agent, s5 per quarter
 For every pawn broker or persons lending money on jewelry or other chattels, taking the same as pledges. s10 per month.
 For every livery and feed stab!e having less than six vehicles for hire, s15 per quarter.
 For every owner of a hack kept fer public use, a monthly license of S. for each hack.
 For every person keeping other 'e- hieles, whether connected with liv- cry stable or not, going to and from the city of Bisbee, s5 per quarter.
 For every dray, express or transfer wagon, S3 per quarter for each wagon.
 For every laandry, s5 per quarter
 For every real estate agent, $5 per quarter.
 For every commission agent. s1O per quarter.
 For every money broker not con rected with bank, $50 per quarter.
 For every hawker or peddler of goods, except fruit and vegetables, a monthly license of $50, or daily li- cense of s5 per day. For every slot machine a monthly license of s5. For every manufacturer or dealer in ice, S15 per quarter. For every fakir on streets, grounds or public alleys, s15 per day.
 For every manager of theater, opera house or place of public entertainment S15 per quarter and S5 for every per formance, provided hat when no quarterly licenses are paid the sum of s10 for each performance. This excepts all shows of home talent or given by residents of Bisbee fer char ity. Every circus and menagerie, s25 per day; every side show, s15 per day.
 For every street railway, s per quarter for each car operated.
 For abstracting or furnishing ao stracts, S10 per quarter.
 For every electric lighting plant, $20 per quarter.
 For every person selling O. corduct- ing water company who sell s3 900 worth of water per month, s5o per quarter.
 For every person selling $1 900 worth Of water or less per quarter, $2O.
 For every bill poster or distributing hand bills, etc, s1O per quarter.
 For every painter and dealer in painters materials, except iouTneymen painters, s5 per quarter.
 For every sewing machine agent, S30 per quarter. !. For every merchant tailor, s2.50 per quarter
 For every piano dealer or agent, s20 per month or s5 per day.
 For every person doing a banking business, $15 per quarter.
 For every newspaper or printing of- flee, $5 per quarter.
 For every photographer doing nusi- ness as such, $5 per quarter.
 For every undertaken doing busi- ness as such, s10 per quarter.
 For every person doing business as palmist or fortune teller, s2 per day.
 For every person doing business as a jeweler or selling jewelry, .s10 per quarter
 For every person doing business as druggist or of drug store, Sl5 per quarter
 For every porter or runner for stage coaches or public houses. S3 per 1uar. ter
 For every prostitute, being an in- mate of a house of prostitution, s per month.
 For every proprietor of a millinery store, g per quarter.
 For every dealer in second hand goods, $10 per quarter.
 For every telephone business. s.5 per quarter.
 For every telegraph company, s1O per quarter.
 For every tinsmith and plumber conducting a business, S1O per quar- ter.
 No license shall be given to any sa-