The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-20
To Whom it May Concern.
Greeley, Colo, July II, 1870

of the ''Itinerant Vendor" act which
became law July 10, 1905.
Section l. The term 'Itinerant
Vendor for the purposes of this act
shall mean and include any person,
either principal or agent. who en-
cages In either temnorary or trans
lent business in this state, either In
one locality or in travelling about
the country or from place to place
! selling manufactured goods, wares or
merchandise and it shall include
peddlers and hawkers and also those
wEo for the purpose of. carrying OH
their temporary or transient business
hire, lease or occupy building,
structure, tent, car, boat, vehicle,
storeroom or place Of any kind for
the exhibition and sale of any manu-
factured goods, wares or merchan-
disc
Section 3. Except as permitted
by the preceding section of this act,
it shall not be lawful for any person
to be engaged in any manner In the
business of an 'ltinerant Vendor"
as defined by section l, of this act,
unless such person shall be duly
licensed so to do under the provisions
of this act.
Section 5. Every Itinerant
Vendor before making any sale OF
manufactured goods, wares or mer-
chandise in any county in this state
shall procure a license from the
county clerk and recorder of that
county and pay the following named
fees therefor, viz:
For each 'Itinerant Vendor
travelling on foot, five dollars.
For each 'Itinerant Vendor
travelling on bicycle or tricycle.,
fifty dollars.
For each 'ltinerant Vendor
travelling by carriage or other vehicle
drawn by one horse or other animal,
one hundred dollars.
For each 'Itinerant Vendor
travelling by carriage OR other ve-
hicle drawn by two or more horses or
other animals, one hundred and
fifty dollars.
For each 'Itinerant Vendor
travelling by automobile or other self
propeling vehicle or carriage, two
hundred dollars.
For each ''Itinerant Vendor
travelling in anv other manner than
hereinbefore described, two hundred
and fifty dollars.
For each 'Itinerant Vendor do
ing business in any building. struc-
ture, tent, car, boat, stationary
. vehicle, storeroom or certain place
of any kind for the exhibition and
sale of any manufactured goods,
wares or merchandise for each such
building, structure, tent, car, boat,
stationary vehicle, storeroom, or
+ place, two hundred and fifty dollars,
and for each assistant to any 'Itine-
rant Vendor in any county there
shall be paid the sum of twenty-five
dollars -
Section 8. Every person licensed
as aforesaid as an Itinerant Vendor
shall post his name, residence and
the number of his license in con-
spicuous manner upon his pack, par
Gel or vehicle, or In prominent
place in his place of business, and
when his license is demanded Of him
) by any county officer, magistrate,
, sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable or
police officer, he shall forthwith ex-
hibit it, and if he neglects or refuses
so. to do he shall be subject to the
same penalty as if he had no IL
cense.''
Section l2 Every Itinerant
Vendor who sells or exposes for sale,
either at public or private sale, in
any county in this state, any manu-
factured goods, wares or merchan-
disc without first having procured a
license from the county in which he
sells or exposes for sale such manu-
; factured goods, wares or merchan-
, disc as provided for in this act,
shall be punished by a fine
of not less than 10 dollars and not
more than 100 dollars, or by i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for a
period of not less than 10 nor more
than 80 days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment.
''Section Is. If a person who is
liable for the payment of any license
fee under the terms of this act shall,
after demand being made upon him
by the county clerk and recorder OF
the county in which such liability
occurs, or by the sheriff or deputy
sheriff of that county, refuses OF
neglects to pay to the county clerk
and recorder the fee provided for in