The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

any such agent not to exceed fifty per
cent OF the State tax.
That each insurance company snail pay
to the State Treasurer for each travelling
agent or solicitor doing business In this
State license tax OF twenty-five dol
lars for each such agent Counties, elites
and towns may require from any such
travelling agent or solicitor a license tax OF
five dollars for each county, city or town
For each insurance adJuster, whether
resident or nonresident, who has not
paid a license as agent or travelling agent
who adjusts insurance losses In this state,
each n 7urance company shall pay y
license tax of ten dollars.
For each insurance rate-maker or rate
agent travelling In this State, who makes,
fixes or recommends the fixing or adjust
mcnt OF rates In this State, each insur-
ance company represented by him, or
whose rates are affected by his services.
whether such company Is operating alone
or as member OF any association or
combination Of companies, shall pay
license tax OF twenty-five dollars
Job printing Offices running by power,
five dollars.
Launches, steam, electric or naphtha,
for hire or public use, five dollars.
Laundrles, steam, ten dollars.
Laundries, Chinese, ten dollars.
Lenders Of money, either persons, firms,
corporations, associations or their agents,
not taxed as bankers, doing business OF
lending or advancing money for which
interest, inspection fees or other rernun-
cent per annum, secured by mortgages,
bill of sale. power Of attorney or other
legal transfer of personal property as
security for any such loans or advances;
or any persons, firm, corporation or asso-
citation doing the business OF securing such
loans or advances for borrowers upon
any such securities and charging such Dor
rowers commissions, inspection or other
fee for their services, where such busi-
ness Is carried on or conducted in cities
or towns Of 5000 inhabitants or more,
license
100000 for each place OF business main
tanned.
Livery, feed or sale stables. keeping for
hire, feed or public use not more than
five horses and mules, $500.
More than five and less than ten horses
and mules, $3.50.
More than ten and less than twenty
horses and mules, $3.50.
More than twenty and less than twenty
five horses and mules, $1,000.
More than twenty-five horses or mules,
$4,000.
Lunch stands, or eating houses at rail-
road depots, IN towns OF 10000 or more
inhabitants, $4,000.
Less than 10000 and more than 10000
inhabitants, $1,000.
Less than 10000 and more than 5000 in
habitants, $1,000
Machine and repair shops, for public
use, $1,000.
Lung testers, striking machines, weigh
ing machines, monographs, graphophones,
music boxes, chewing gum stands, auto
matte penny-in- the slot machines, when
operated for profit, each five dollars; Pro-
vided That no license issued under this
act shall be construed to authorize any
such machine or device to be used In any
game of chance; Provided, further, That
places commonly called Penny Arcades,
or Amusement Parlors having fifteen or
more OF such machines or other devices
of similar character shall pay to the State
in liev Of al other State license tax the
Manufactures Of barrels tubs and
buckets by machinery, twenty five dol
lars
Manufacturers OF turpentine barrels, for
each factory, twenty-five dollars.
Manufactures OF candy OF candles. five
dollars.
Manufactures OF vegetable crates or
fruit crates, fifteen dollars.
Manufactures OF sash, doors or blinds.
twenty-five dollars.
ing a capital OF $4,000 and less than
$4,000, $1,000; OF $4,000 and less than
$4,000, $500; of 100000 and less than
100000, $1,000; OF over $50, 900, $4,000.
Manufactures OF fiber ten dollars.
Manufactures Of furniture five dol
lars,
Manufactures Of harness and saddlery,
five dollars.
MANUFACTURES Of terra Gotta, 1--WE dol
lars.
Managers Of merry go rounds, twenty
five dollars for each county.
owners OF marble yards, ten dollars.
Mercantile agencies, one hundred dol
lars,
Messenger service system, fifty dollars
In cities of over 10000 inhabitants. a
Moss factories, inside OF corporate linn
ITS OF any city or town, ten dollars,
News companies fifty dollars; Provided.
That this shall not apply to newsdealers.
For each agent employed to travel and
sell on trains, five dollars.
Naval stores or corporations, organized
for the purpose of handling naval stores.
with capital stock of not less than two
million dollars, four hundred dollars
Not less than one or more than two
million dollars, two hundred dollars.
Less than one million dollars, one hun
dred and fifty dollars
Planning mills and novelty works, fifteen
dollars.
Planning mills, including drying kilns,
not connected with sawmills, ten dollars.
Restaurants and public eating saloons.
having accommodations for seating TWEEN
ty-five or more persons, twenty-five dol
lars.
Less than twenty-five persons, ten dol
lars.
sawmills, including planning mills or dry
ing kilns, with daily output OF ten thou
sand feet or less, five dollars.
More than ten thousand and less than
twenty-five thousand feet ten dollars
More than twenty-five thousand and
less than fifty thousand feet, twenty dol
More than fifty thousand feet, thirty
dollars.
Single mills, whether connected with
sawmills or not having a daily capacity
OF $4,000 shingles or more, twenty-five dol
lars.
dollars
Ship yards, marine railways, or dry
docks, twenty-five dollars.
In counties of less than 10000 inhabi-
tants. ten dollars.
Owners or managers OF shooting gall
leries, five dollars.
Owners, or managers OF slaughter pens.