The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15
Hypnotists, professional, one hundred

Hawkers or street vendors OF medicine,
drugs, or patent medicines, one hundred
for each day they attempt to sell.
Each lawyer, ten dollars.
Merchants. storekeepers and druggists
for each one thousand dollars or fraction
OF one thousand dollars Of stock OF mer-
chandise, three dollars In each county
and for each place Of business.
Any merchant keeping sewing machines
In stock for sale In the same manner as
other merchandise shall not be taxed as
a sewing machine agent or dealer.
Mentai healers, or all persons claiming
dollars; Provided. That nothing In this
clause shall be construed as affecting the
members OF any Christian denomination
who pray for the recovery OF the sick.
dollars.
Each oculst, travelling, fifteen dollars
In the county issuing the license, but no
additional license shall be collected In any
other city, town or county.
dollars
Each optician, travelling, fifteen dollars
In the county issuing the license, but no
additional license tax shall be collected
In any other county.
Each osteopath, ten dollars.
Pawnbrokers, for each place Of business,
one hundred dollars
Pawnbrpkers shall keep a complete
and true record OF all their transactions,
showing from whom each article Of their
blOCh WAS ana 10 WnOm tine
same was sold, which record shall at
all times be subject to the inspection OF
all peace or police officers. Any viola
ton hereof shall be punished as a mlsde-
meanor by Imprisonment for not more
than six months
Persons, firms and corporations en-
gagged In the business OF ferrying passen.
gers or freight in cities and towns OF
over ten thousand Inhabitants, shall pay
q license tax OF one hundred dollars; in
cities and towns Of less than ten thousand
Inhabitants shall pay a license tax OF
twenty-five dollars.
Peddlers and hawkers OF merchandise
not otherwise enumerated specifically
herein. one hundred dollars.
Peudlers OF stoves and ranges and
clocks sold from wagons. for each county,
fifty dollars.
owners, operators or managers of each
boat used wholly or in part for peddling,
OF less than forty feet long, ten dollars;
more than forty feet long, thirty dollars.
All boats or vehicles engaged in the
sale of vegetables or fresh meats, the
product OF the farm or plantation, and
which Is butchered upon the farm, and
plantation products. fish and oysters, shall
not be considered as peddling boats or
vehicles.
Each phosphate plant OF not more than
twenty tons daily capacity, ten dollars;
not less than twenty nor more than thir-
ty-fve tons daily capacity, fifteen dol
lars; not less than thlrty-five nor more
man fifty tons daily capacity, twenty.-f Ave
slxty-five tons daily capacity forty dol
lars; more than sixty-five tons daily ca
pacity, seventy-five dollars.
Each plano tuner. three dollars, In each
Each photographer permanently locat-
Each photographer. itinerant, ten dol
lars.
Each person selling any patent right,
each county, twenty-five. dollars.
Ship brokers, ten dollars.
Steyedores, fifteen dollars In towns or
cities OF over 5000 inhabitants; less than
5000 inhabi ants, five dollars. Any per-
son employing other men than the ar
or commands, In loading or discharglng
any water craft of any kind In this State,
SHALL for the purpose OF this act, be
deemed stevedore.
itinerant vendor Of any drug. ointment
or appliance OF any kind intended for the
treatment OF any disease or injury or de-
formity, by any drug, nostrum or manipu-
lation or other exnedient, shall pay a
license tax OF fifty dollars.
Undertakers not embalmers, In cities
OF 5000 inhabitants or more, twenty-five
dollars; less than 5000 inhabitants, hf-
Undertakers and embalmers. seventy
five dollars in cities OF 5000 Inhabitants
or more less than 5000 Inhabitants hf-
teen dollars.
Watchmakers and reparers OF jewelry.
five dollars.
The owners, managers or agents Of each
OF the following enumerated institutions
establishments. appliances and apparatus
for the transaction OF business or the en-
tertainment or accommodation OF the pub
lie for profit shall pay the state license
nations or definitions In Schedule POE
low, to-wit:
Bakers, other than steam. not/otherwise
taxed as merchants, $500. !
Bakers steam, not otherwise taxed as
merchants, $1,000.
Banks, bankers, persons, firms or brok-
ers doing a banking business, whether
or one million dollars or over, 10000.
Less than 100000 and not less than
Less than 100000 and not less than
Less than ss5O.OOO and not less than
800, 900, $4,000
Less thar 100000 and not less than
Less than $4,000 and not less than
$40, 900, $500
Every Incorporated bank, or other bank,
and every person. Arm or company having
a place OF business where credits are open
for the deposit or collection of money or
currency, subject to be paid or RENTED
upon drafts, checks or orders or where
money is advanced or loaned on stocks,
bonds, bullion, bills OF exchange or promis-
sorry note, or received for discount or for
sale, shall be regarded as bank or bank
ers, and subject as such to the provisions
OF this act.
Barber shops running one chair, two
dollars; for each additional chair, hfty
cents.
Billiard or pool tables, kept for public
use or profit and connected with licensed
barroom. fifty dollars for each table.
Billiard or pool tables, outside OF ana
disconnected with a barroom or the prop
erty OF a barroom kept for profit. shall
pay license tax OF fifteen dollars for each
license under this clause shall permit
minors to play at such tables In any place
he shall fnrfpit sIiCh