Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-23

or malt liquors in quantities less thar two gallons and not less than two pint. which shall not be consumed on tho premises, shall pay quarterly license of $45.00. All persons who shall sell dispose of or deal in wines, distilled ol malt liquors in quantities of less than one gallon for consumption upon the premises shall be deemed to be retail liquor dealers and shall pay quarterly license of $9000, provided that any person who shall pay quarterly license of s9o.00 as retail liquor dealer may sell, dispose of or deal in wines, dis. titled or malt liquors in quantities of not less than one pint nor more than two gallons, which shall not be con. sumed upon the premises, without the payment of the quarterly license of s45.00 as herein provided.
 SECTION XI.
 Every grocer, druggist, jeweler butcher, dry goods merchant, shoe mer- chant, milliner, hardware merchant dealer in curios, lumber merchant, deal CT in coal and wood, dealer in second hand goods, fruit, nuts and confection. cry, baker and dealer in soda water or soft drinks, shall pay quarterly if cense tax to be computed as follows:
 Every proprietor, owner or manager of any of the aforesaid businesses or occupations, shall make a written state. ment under oath to the marshal at the beginning of each quarter, certifying to the amount of business transacted by him, averaged for the preceding quarter, and upon such statement shall pay a quarterly license upon the fol. lowing basis:
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to less than 5000 shall pay quarterly license of $lO.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than 5000 and less than $10,0oo, shall pay quarterly license of $500.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $l0,000 and less than $l5,000, shall pay a quarterly license of $20.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $15,000 and less than $25,000 shall pay quarterly license of $50.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $25,000 and less than s30,0OO shall pay a quarterly license of $40.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $30,000 and less than $5O,000, shall pay quarterly license of $45.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $50,000 and less than $75,000, shall pay quarterly license of $50.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $75,000 and less than $l00,000, shall pay a quarterly license of $55.
 Those whose aggregate quarterly sales amount to more than $l00,000 shall pay quarterly license of $75.
 SECTION XII.
 The rates of license not heretofore specified shall be according to the fol lowing schedule:
 l. For each place where bowling or ten pin alleys are maintained, thirty ($3O.0O) dollars per quarter.
 ?. For each gambling table or appa- ratus of any kind, such as monte, faro, pass faro, rondeau, roulette, twenty two, keno, dice, red and black, lanquin- cite, tan, studhorse poker, craps, policy, lottery, or any other banking or per centage game, or any game played for money, check or credit or any other representative of value of whatever name, forty-five (s45.O0) dollars per quarter, provided that no license shall be issued for any game whatever in any place frequented by minors.
 3. For each street show and carnival, twenty-five ($25.O0) dollars per day. For each circus, one hundred ($l00.00) per day. For each merry-g -go-round, twenty-five ($25.00) dollars per day. For each theater, two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per day or fifteen ($l5.00) dollars per quarter.
 4. For commission merchants ten ($l0.00) dollars per quarter.
 5. For each hotel or inn thirty ($30.00) dollars per quarter.
 6. For each lodging house for tran sient guests, fifteen ($l5.OO) dollars per quarter.
 '. For each Stock Broker, forty-fve ($45.00) dollars per quarter. For each Money Broker, fifteen ($15.00) dollars per quarter; for each Pawn Broker, forty-fve ($45.00) dollars per quarter.
 8. For each insurance agent, forty five ($45.O0) dollars per quarter.
 9. For each auctioneer, ten ($10.00) dollars per quarter
 10. For each restaurant, fifteen ($15.O0) dollars per quarter; provided that this shall not apply to private boarding houses.
 II. For each hackman, ten ($10.00) dollars per quarter. For each drayman, congressman or person hauling goods for hire, fifteen ($l5.O0) dollars per quar- ter.
 12. For each steam laundry twenty ($2000) dollars per quarter. For each Chinese laundry, ten ($lO00) dollars per quarter.
 l3. For each fortunte teller, medium, palmist, street faker or person engaged in similar business or occupation, twenty-five ($25.O0) dollars per quarter.
 IA. For each undertaking establish. ment, thirty ($3o0O) dollars per quar- ter.
 15. For each photographer engaged