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

Sec. 15s. Naval stores dealers. whole
sa sc. hit {so dollars lls. per year. -. 49,.
sec sec 1oO- Nursery stock agent nVs
Sec. Isl. osteopaths. ten dollars per
Sec. 162. oil. wholesale dealers in. onse
hundred collars per year
Sec. 1853 Optical goods, etc, sold onl
street, ten dollars per year.
Sec. l64- opucian or occulist, ten dol
Sec, 1855 Optician or occuIist, timer
ant, twenty-five dollars per year.
sec 100 oysters, wholesale exclusive
~; ten collars per year
Sec 16s Oyster stands, exclusive OF
restaurant two dollars and fifty cents
Sec I69. PeddIers, one hundred doll
IdIs per year except that peddlers of
eggs, chickens. fruits, vegetables ana
produce other than farmers and persons
selling produce OF their own raising.
shall pay a license tax OF i've dollars
per year
Sec 10 Pawn brokers. complying with
the ordinances relating to pawn broks
Sec III. Packing house companies.
branches or agents dealing IN fresh,
salted or smoked meats or other packs
ing house products, one hundred dollars
per year.
Sec l72. Piano tuners. itinerant. ten
Sec. rs. File drivers. ten dollars per
Sec ia. Physicians and surgeons. ten
Sec. 175. Photographers. itinerant. per
week, fve dollars
Sec. 116. Photographers, ten dollars
Sec. III. Portrait solicitors for enlarr-
ing and framing; ten dollars per year.
Sec us Pressing clubs. 1ifteen dollars
Sec iia. Piano and organ dealers.
twenty dollars per year
Sec. $50. Real estate agents, or rental
and collecting agents, twenty-five dol
Sec. Isl. Railroad ticket offices selling
tickets over roads having other comes
lions. i've dollars per year; over roads
having no other connections twenty
Sec. 1S2. Restaurants and eating sa-
more for one meal shall be cIassed as first
class and shall pay license tax OF
twenty dollars per year; those charging
less than twenty-five cents for one meal
shall be classed as secOnd-Class and shall
pay LICENSE OF ten dollars per year.
business in the city and 10 and from
points within the state, one hundred
Sec. 1S4 Kinks. skating. etc, fifteen
Sec Sec. 1s5. sanitariums and Cor) hos
pitfalls, twenty-five dollars per year
Sec. 1S6. saw mills, and CoF) planning
and shingle mills, twenty-five dollars per
year
Sec. 1877. Second hand stores, dealers
in, zen dollars per year.
Sec. 1SS. Sewing machine agents or
dealers. fifteen dollars per year
Sec. 1S9. Sewing machine rspairers,
itinerant. ten dollars per year.
Sec, 100. Side shows with circuses,
Sec. is1- Shipping. masters, or supply
ing men for vessels, thiTty-f1ye dollars
Sec. 1872. Shows not licensed theatres.
twenty-five dollars Der day.
Sec. 1913. Sheet iron ana horse shoefng
shop, FIVE dollars per year;
Sec. 1874 Shooting galleries, Cper mo.
So sixty dollars per year.
Sec. 195. Shuffle boards, ten dollars per
year.
Sec. 1876. Sign painters. ten dollars per
year or fraction thereof.
Sec. 1871. Sleeping car companies, TWEEN
ty-five dollars per year.
Sec. 19S. Slot machines, two dollars
and fifty cents per year.
Sec. 1873. Sidewalk builders and PAYERS.
fifteen dollars per year or fraction there
Sec 200. Storage warehouses. twenty
Sec. 2O1. Solicitor. life insurance COM
Sec. 202. Solicitor fire Insurance com
pany. FIVE dollars per year.
company, five dollars per year.
Sec. 2O4. Theatres and opera houses.
seyenty-ftve dollars per year.
Sec. EOS. Theatres or shows giving
variety, musical, theatrical, or minstrel
performances in places or rooms adJoin-
liquor IS sold, drunk OF handled. and ali
halls or places where dances. concerts or
mental, or other form OF entertainment
Is held In or within one hundred fost OF
any bar-room or other place where IL
quor - sold, drunk or handler, or con-
nected with or run in connection with
any berroOm or other such place, and
all places OF entertainment known as
free and e-Isys, shall pay a license tax
Of twenty-five hundred dollars per an
mum or od IraGtona part tilerSoI, ,, g..
Sec. 5O7. Tin shops. I'VE dollars per
Sec. 2Os Typewritsrs. dealers in OF
agents. ten dollars per year.
Sec. 209. Tailor, merchants or agents.
fifteen dollars per year.
Sec. 21O. Telegraph companies, one
hundred dollars per year
Sec. al. Telephone companies, one
hundred dollars per year.
Sec. 212. Throwing balls at figures and
iE Sec ten 2i Goii% Tow e supply companies.
Sec. IA travelling shows. per week.
Sec. rs. Undertakers. ten dollars per
Sec. e1s Veterinary surgeons, ten
Sec. III Vehicles. drays. carts. wa
%o borses and kepd for hire esSt s6i
airs per year; when not kept for hirsI
I've dollars per year; drawn by one horse
ear. when not kept for hire. two dollars
nd fifty cents per year
actories and repair shops. ffteen DOL
Sec a1s Vaudeville shows, thirty-fvs
Sec. 22O Wood yards. dealers ia wood.
i've dollars per year.
Sec gel Watch ana Jewelry repairer
nd goldsmith, five dollars per year.
Sec. 222. Dealers IN EpirftuOus Vinous
nd malt liquors, and social clubs recog-
lied by the laws Of Florida shall paw
he license respectively provided by the
rdinance passed September 25th, 1907
ntitled AN ordinance regulating the
ale OF spirituOus, vinOus and mais IL
uOrs in the city Of Pensacola, Florida -
Sec. 223. The revenue from the licenses
imposed upon vehicles OF every class
hall be for the purpose Of the street
und. The revenue from licenses inn
Osed upon fire insurance eonnpauIea
hall be for the benefit OF the IRE fund.
he revenue from all other licenses ex-
ept on vehicles and on fre Insurance
ompanies shall go to the general fund
Sec. PA. Every person. firm or corpor-
ton having q license shall exhibit same
yhen called upon TO do so BY an an
hoTiZsd officer Of the city, and All IL
enses must be conspicuousIy displayed
[ all times
Sec 225. Any person. firm or CORPORA
lon that shall carry on or conduct or
manage any business or profession o.
hr ma md