Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-21
eense of ss per quarter.


 s@.oe0 ano less shall pay license of s5 pr quarter. -i,
 Then -ollows the general licenses. Wac es de liquor dealers, $40 per quar- ter, -e:an dealers. $50 per quarter Any person SC ling more than one quart to any one person shall be Geem- e1 a wholesa dealer Soda water manufac ,urers and boitlers. s20. ET cry keeper oi a gambling house in whi, is played faro. pass fa,o, ron deau. roulette, twenty-two. keno, dice, red an5 black. lasquenette. tan. stud poker. CT any banking or per centage game played tor money. cheeks or credit. shall pay a monthly license of $50 for each table or game. Pool and billiard tables, s5 per quarter. Pin alleys the same. Shooting galleries. $30 per quarter. Auctioneers s25 per month. Boarding houses, s5 per quar- ter. Restaurants, sl5 per quarter Hotels are classified. Rooming hous- es are also classified. Lunch coun- ters, $15 per quarter. Pawn brokers, s10 per month. Livery stables grad uated from s10 per quarter down. Pri- vate hacks. s5 per month. Drays and transfer wagons, s3 per quarter. Laun- dries. s5 per quarter. Real estate gts.. s5 per quarter. Money brokers. $50 per quarter Peddlers. s30 per quarter. or s5 per day in lieu thereof. Slot machines, s5 per month Street fakirs. etc. s15 per day. Thea tres and opera houses. s15 per quar- ter. Circus or menagerie, s25 per day. Street cars. s5. Electric light companies. s20 per quarter. Water companies. $50 per quarter if over s3O0O business. and s2O if less than s3 000 business. Sewing machine agents. s30 per quarter. Merchant tailors, s2.5O; dyers and cleaners the same. Piano dealers, s20 per month Banks, si5 per quarter. Undertak- CTS. s10 per quarter. Photographers. s5 per quarter Newspapers. s5 per quarter Fortune tellers and palm is,s, s2 per day. Keepers of bawdy houses having four inmates, monthly license of s20. For each additional inmate s per month. Telephone companies, s25 per quarter Tele- graph companies, s10 per quarter. Plumbers and Tinsmiths, s1O per quarter Merry go-rounds, s per day. Licenses are to be paid Jan uary, April, July and October l of each year. No license may be issued to any saloon keeper where women either are employed or visit the same, and where it is permitted the licenses will be revoked. This ordinance takes effect immediately after it's pass age and publication.
 On motion of Alderman Taylor, who with City Attorney Sutter prepared the ordinance, and seconded by Al derman Warner. the vote was taken on its adoption. Taylor and Warner voting aye, and Hunt and Johnson voting no. This passed it up to the Mayor for the deciding vote, and he as promptly voted aye, which passed the ordinance as read.
 The matter of the townsite was then taken up, and after discussion the en- tire matter was left to the City Attor- ney to settle the matter with full DOW CT to act
 The conveying of water to the city jail was acted upon. 4 contract signed by MT Bailey was presented and read, and the council ordered the contract accepted.
 The petition for steps to be built on Hill was granted, and the bid for the construction of the same | was let to T. A. Fulton for the sum of sS5. There was one other bid for | s145, but MT Fulton being the lowest carried of the contract.
 An ordinance was introduced and passed creating the office of City En- yineer The compensation was fixed | It the rate of s1O per day while en- gagged in the field at actual survey. for the draughting to Ie let later. Council then, after one 1f the best and most business like meeting of the honorable body, ad- burned to meet at the next regular ession of the council.