The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-10-22

the property used in asIness, stock
In trade or a removal Cd. s8rne from one
place to another, upon application To the
Comptroller, and upon presentation OF the
IreasureT,s receipt for fve per cent Of
be transferred and the ComptroIleTs fee
OF twenty-five cents for each license
| spiTituous, malt or vinous LIQUORS NAV
be transferred only after approval Of
payment OF the I'VE per centum and the
fee as provided for other licenses.
Sec. T. In cases where the amount Of
| a license depends upon the amount Of
capital invested OF value OF stock goods
or stocks, IL shall be the duty Of the
person applying for such license to rem
der TO the Comptroller a sworn state
! ment OF the amount OF such capital or
ncense Shall fpi be s9G Sy FR om nPd
/ troller until such sworn statement is
B6f m qc6 n, SWSTG statement s shs
| only be open to the inspection Of the
| Finance Committee and the Mayor or
Sec. 5 The following licenses are
hereby imposed:
| Sec. 6. Abstract Companies. or agents
| thereof, twenty-five dollars per year.
/ Sec. Z. Advertising Agents, bill post
Ing, ten dollars per year or fraction
Sec. g Advertising, each person, firm
or corporation or agent for same, con
twenty-five dollars per year.
| Sec 8. Agency, Commercial, fifteen
Sec 10. Agency, brewery, not paying
liquor license, twenty-five dollars per
| year.
Sec. IL. Agents or dealers, iron safes,
| ten dollars per year.
Sec. u. Agency, real estate and col
| lecting, twenty-five dollars per year
| Sec 10 Agents, for marie or stone,
quarry or yards, ten dollars per year.
| Sec. IL Agency, railroad or steamship,
| meaning railroads not operating trains
| in the city. ten dollars Der year.
bonds. ten ter dollars per year. ''O0NS anu
Sec. I6. Agency, sale OF dress goods
ron san o0liarS Per
| Sec. II. Agency, soliciting business for
foreign firms or corpora tions paying no
year or fraction thereof.
Sec IS Agency. or other business not
Especially mentioned in the. city and
Sec. -. Architects. fifteen dollars per
| year or fraction thereof.
| Sec 20. Auctioneering, no license to be
| issued to firm or corporation but in
shall personally do the auctioneering,
twenty-five dollars per year or fractional
Sec Fl. Automobile. for hire, eight
Sec q. Automobile, not for rire, five
Sec %. Automobile, garage and repair
shop, twenty-five dollars per year.
Sec "a Automobile, agents, fifteen
Sec 8. Auditing companies or audi
tors, ten dollars per year or fraction
Sec. 90. Bakeries, five dollars. per year.
Sec. 81. Barber shops, two dollars per
year for each chair therein.
Sec 2S. Bank or Banker, lending
personal property, seventy-fye dollars
per year, exclusive OF other license tax.
Sec %. Bank or Bankers. one hundred
thousand dollars capital or over. one
hundred dollars per year.
Sec. 30. Bank or Banker less than one
hundred thousand dollars capital over,
Sec. 81. Bicycle and supply dealers.
Sec: 80. Bicycles, renting or repairing,
ten dollars per per year ,..u.
Jenny Lind tables when kept for other
than private use, twelve dollars and fifty
Sec 81. Blacksmith shops. two dollars
per year,
anty and Surety Companies, or persons,
firms or cOTpOratiins engaged in the
business of making bombs for profit,
fifteen dollars per year
Sec IS. Boarding house or hotels hav-
ing accommodations for ten or more
guests, not exceeding twenty, ten dol
lars per year; having Accommodations for
more than twenty and not exceeding
having Accommodations for more than
forty, not exceeding seventy-five, fifty
dollars per year. having Accommodations
for more than ssventy-five guests, one
hundred dollars per year
Sec. 81. Boiler yards, ten dollars per
Sec SO. Bonding companies, debenture
companies, loan companies and other
fcaIiy mentioned in this ordinance. two
hundred and fifty dollars per year or
Sec. 80. Bowling alleys. five dollars per
Sec 40. Brick yards, or agents there
Of fifteen dollars per year
Sec. Il. Brewers Of malt liquors, fifty
dollars per year
Sec ~. Brokers, ship, twenty-five dol |
Sec. g. Brokers OF dealers in grains or
stocks on margins, two hundred and
Sec. a. Brokers of merchandise, ten
dollars Per year. ,,, g.. s.u.
Sec as. BottIing works, fifteen dol |
Sec AZ. Book agents or canvassers, five |
dollars per year or fraction thereof
Sec. 4S Books, makers Of advertising !
or directory or cards, ten dollars per
Sec. 4s. Book bindery. FIVE dollars per
Sec. so Boat house or yards with
motor boats for hire, two dollars per
Sec. 81. Boats. steam for hire. I'VE dol
Sec, 50. Boat builders, contracting, ten
Sec. So. Boot and shoe dealers, second
hand, ten dollars per year
dollars and fifty cents per year.
Sec. IS. Breweries, one hundred dollars
Sec. Sc. Building and Loan Assocfa-
tons, or agents thereof, fifty dollars per
Sec. 81. Building and Loan AssOcia-
tons or agents thereof, (fOreign) sew L
enty-fiVe dollars per year.
Sec. IS. Butchers and green gTocers,
retail ten dollars per year
Sec SO. Butchers and green ErOcers,
wholesale and retail, fifty dollars per
year.
Sec so. Builders supplies. not includ-
ing manufacturing, ten dollars per year
Sec 81. Collecting agents, FIVE dollars
per year.
sec g. Contracting painters and dec
orators ten dollars per year or fraction
thereof
Sec So. Contracting plumbers. fifteen
dollars per year or fraction thereof
Sec 81. Contracting stevedOres. ten
dollars Der year OF fraction thereof.
Sec s. Contracting Electricians, ten
dollars Der year OF fraction thereof. l.
Sec S.. Contracting Builders, twenty
FIVE dollars per year OF fraction thereof
Sec 81. Contractors, not otherwise
specired- fifteen dollars per year or frac-
ton thereof i
Ire- ma chimes striking machines and