The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-09-29

sitiou and. at the conclusion, the meas
ure in its entirety. was passed, put
| Aldermen Strauss and Tyson voted In
/ the negative.
| In explanation OF his vote. Alderman
Strauss said he thought the increases
in licenses unwIse. unjust and unwar-
| ranted.
| The License Ordinance.
| The license ordinance as amenoeo
4 and passed by the Council Is as foi-
lows:
section /. Be 1t ordained by the
October LIST, of each year, under oatn
lows: That persons, firms or corpora
lions engaged in any trade. business
or professions or keeping or CARVING
ON any establishment or other tninss
or any act in this section speeified'
shall pay an annual license therefore,
| as follows:
| "(A) Accident Insurance Compa-
nies-Persons, firms or corporations
writing Individual, accident and heaith
insurance, each company, per annum'
$50. and in addition thereto two per
cent on their new business for the pre-
ceding year Such companies or their
agents shall file with the city clerk, on
| I'D Butterine. Oleamargarine or
a statement of their gross income.
Obj Accident Insurance Compan-
lies-Persons firms or corporations
writing casualty, indemnity and surety
insurance. each company, per annum,
$50, and in addition thereto, two per
cent of their new business for the pre-
lceding year. Such companies or their
agents shall file with the city clerk,
on October LIST, of each year. under
oath, statement of their gross in
come.
"(C) Ala sociations--Company or
companies doing what is known as Mu-
tual, Aid business or paying sick. acci-
dent, or death benefits, provided, this
shall not apply to the Knights OF
Pythias. Odd Fellows and such incorpo-
rated Fraternal orders. each, per an
mum. $3.50.
"(E) Life Insurance Companies--
each, per annum, 800 and in addition
thereto. one per cent OF their new bus
mess for the preceding year. a state
ment of which shall be made to the city
clerk, under oath, on October 1st, OF
each year For each and everys addi-
tional solicitor or agent per annum,
$3.50.
"(F) Banks or Dealers in Exchange
Whose capital, surplus and undivided
profits is less than $4,000. each per-
son, firm or corporation conducting.
800.
Where the amount is S25,000.OO but
less than $4,000, $3.50.
Where the amount is 100000 but
less than 100000. $500.
where the amount Is 800, 100000 but
less than 100000, $500.
Where the amount Is over 5000, 900,
$3.50.
"(G) Barrel factories--each, $50.
"(H) Bowie Knives or Dirk Knives,
dealers in. $500
$3.50.
I'D Butterine, Oleamargarine or
any substitute for butter. SIS.
"(K) Cattle-For dealing or trading
in horses, mules, cattle. sheep. goats
or hogs, per annum, $25. Provided,
however. that persons selling stock of
their own raising shall not be requir-
ed to pay license.
Exchanges Or "Bucket Shops"
1D) Cotton Exchanges or Bucket
Shops for future dealing in cotton or
other produce, each per annum, s400.
: MAY be issued semi-annually.)
"(M) Dealers in pistols or pistol
cartridges. per annum. $3.50. dncludes
the right to sell Bowie knives and dirk
knives.)
"(N) Dealers in sewing machines
alone. $75
; "{O) Distillers. each per annum,
"(P) Dog and Pony shows, inolud-
: ing street parade each day, $25.
, 200 Drummers, street drummers,
} $25. Only entitled to drum for the
person, firm or corporation named in
2 the license.
1 "(R) Electric Light Companies, fur
g nishing electric lights and power. per
( annum. $3.50.
' FURNISHING less than twenty arc
E FURNISHING incandescent lights
e only $3.50.
3 FURNISHING incandescent lights ano
E power. 5000.
j "ts) Express Companies. $500.
J. planning mills or factory OF like kind
! in which steam, water or electric pow
e err is used. employing two hands oil
e under, $25
: Employing over two hands. $40.
"(Ul Fireworks wholesale. $25.
q "CV) Marble yards, $25.
! Marble or stone dealers, SIS.
"(W) Merchandise brokers, repre-
. senting or who is a broker for per-
Z sons. firms or corporations located in
the State of Alabama and selling goods
3 waves or merchandise in the city OF
Montgomery, per annum, SIG.
"(X) Money lenders, per annum, $3.50
! "(Y) Newspapers. morning daily
1900
Newspapers, evening daily. $50.
Newspapers, weekly. $40
Job office or engraving. one or both
in connection with daily newspaper
addition 10 other license),. $25.
"(z) Pawnbrokers. 5000.
e "G) Peanuts and popcorn rooster
a one or both, alone per month. SIS.
For six months, $40
, FOR twelve months, SIS.
' when in connection with other bus
S tness, So.
n "t2) Railroads. each per annum. ST.
l "(s) sleeping cars, each company
operating, per annum, 1900.
t For Cotton Warehouses.
"(4) Cotton warehouses; each per
2 annum, $50, and in addition thereto
: l IL cents per bale on each bale OF
cotton where storage has been
q charged. Statements to be made quar-
; terly under oath to the City Clerk, as
now provided by ordinance.
"(5) Bicycle repair shops. per an
mum, Sc.
"(6) Clock and watch repair shops.
, per annum, IS.
"(D Stables. each livery stable keep
er engaging in the business or board
ing, feeding or keeping horses and
carriages and other vehicles for hire.
vehicles for hlreNor hauling in COM
or other vehicles, per annum 800. tin
cludes right to deal in stock.)
r(8) Stable keeper for hire and feed
alone, $50.
"(s) Stable keeper for sale and feed
alone. $50.
! "G0) News depot or news stand
alone, $40. selling tobacco. cigars and
cigarettes in connection with, $2b.
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