The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-12-26
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 vices .........-............... zV.W 370-TRANSIENT PHYSICIANS.
 Each transient physician or
 vendor of spectaces or eye
 glasses or compounds sold
 as medicine by samples or oth-
 erwse, per week ..........-..,... 25.o0 3I1-TRANaIENT PHYSICIANS.
 Each transient physician or
 vender of spectacles or eye
 glasses or patent medicine or
 compounds by sample other
 wise, when accompanied by
 music. per week ....... 40.00 3s2-t nANsfENr DEALERS IN
 goods. wares or merchant
 disc of any kind. See sec
 ton 2.
 s7s-TRUNKs AND vAL1sEs.
 Where principal stock in trade
 each dealer in ................. 25.oo 3A-TYPEWIRITNG MACHINE.
 Each dealer in or agent for
 sale of ........................ 5000 EXPERIMENTING SUPPLIES.
 Each dealer in, where no sta
 tfonary is sold ................... 1900
 Where carbon paper and sta
 t1onary Is sold .....E........-... 25.00 3I6-UNDERTAKERS. Each per
 son, firm or corporation doing
 business as s-.......-................ 65.o0 Sn--UMBRELLA mendep or re-
 pa1rer, each ....................... 5.00 37S-UPHOLSTER. Each person,
 firm or corporation conduct
 ing ...................-....,a 15.oo 379-VETERINAFY SURGEON.
 Each person or member of
 firm doing business as ........ $500 Sso-VEGErABLES When princi-
 pal stock in trade each dealer
 in ..........,....;..........,...;.. &oo 3o1-V1NEGAR. Each manufac-
 turer of vinegar or cider ... 35C0 Ss2-WALL PAPER. Each deal-
 CT in. where stock averages
 less than $500 ..................... 1000
 Where 1t averages $500 to s25o0.. 5000
 Where 1t averages S2500 or more 75.0o
 WAGONS. (see buggies)
 SSS-WAREHOUSH.. Conducting
 each ...........,............... 10000 S so4-WAIER COMPANY. Each. 100000 SS5-WATCHMAKER AND RE-
 PA1RER. Each ......... 1250 3c-WCOD YARD OR DEALER
 IN WOOD. Conducting each 15o0 SS7-YEAsT, AGENT OR DEAL
 Eh. Each wagon used .......... S500
 TRANSIENT SALESMEN.
 Sec. 2. All persons engaged in selling g goods, wares or merchandise to other than registered merchants in this city, dealing in that particular line of goods. offered by said drummers, unless licensed in Section 1, shall be required before offering to sell such articles above mentioned, to obtain a license for which he, she or they, shall pay a sum Of not less than S25 nor more than s3OQ which sum shall be fixed by a Joint committee composed by the mayor and chairman of the miscellaneous and Judiciary committees.
 :. Tn addition to paying the above license the parties or party above re- ferred to in this section, shall be re- quired to return the gross amount of said sales to the license collector of this city within "A hours after they have been made and pay tax on the same of $1 on every hundred and on railure or refusal to make such re- turns and pay the tax on some, the license collector shall issue an execu- uon and have the same collected as other fl. fas by levy and sale
 rms includes such parties as eth CT stops at hotels or rents rooms and otfi- CT places to display their goods and to sell the same by sample or take orders for same.
 1ooO1N(T FEE
 Sec. 3. A fee of 50 cents shall he charged for issuing each license. which sum shall be paid into the city treas ury.
 LICENSE BASED ON VOLUME OF
 BUSINESS.
 Sec. 4. In all eases where the amount 10 pc paid for license depends upon the capital invested, or value of goods or stocks, or amount of sales, or receipts. II snail be the duty of the person ap- plylng Tor such license to render to the Ncense collector sworn statement of such capital or sales, or receipts. or business or. the value of such stock s or goods, and such other and further proof as the license collector shall de- mand to show the actual amount of capital invested, value of goods or stock, and said license collector shall not be required to receipt for any money for license until such proofs are furnished
 POWER. TO CHANGE LICENSE. Sec. D. Be 1t further ordained, that the adoption of this schedule of licenses shall not abridge the right of the city council to change, alter or increase or decrease any. of the above licenses at any time. And when any incrase is made unless the same be paid in thirty days, the license shall be revoke and no further business carried on there under nor shall 1t abridge the right of the city council to require a license for any business, occupation, traffic, call ing or profession not included in the above schedule, person firm or corpof- atlon to engage in any of the afore- said businesses or vacations in the city or Birmingham during the year 1910, without first having procured license therefor. and any violation as provided in Section so6 of the City Code, which reads as follows:
 PENALTY.
 Sec. S06. VIOLATION OF ORDf- NANCES PUNISHED BY FINE, IM- PRISONMENT AT HARD LABOR. OR EITHER-Any person who Is convicted of any violation of the ordinances, or laws of the City of Birmingham. whether such ordinance provided a special punishment or not, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars and by Imprisonment at hard labor for the city not exceed ing six months. one or both, and any person so convicted for breach of By Laws. Ordinances or Chatter provisions. failing to pay or secure such fine, shall be imprisoned for such failure or placed to hard labor for the city until such fine and costs are paid and tie person so sentenced to hard labor shall be allowed not exceeding fifty cents for each days services so performed"
 FRANK P. O'BRIEN, Mayor. H. B. Shropshire, Jr. City Clerk
 HEROIC MOTHER