The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-10-27

ter.
Z. Photograph gallery, five dollars
per quarter.
8. Each express wagon, job wagon,
dray, truck or cart, five dollars per
quarter.
Q. Each omnibus, five dollars per
quarter.
10. Each hack three dollars per
quarter.
II. Street railway, fifty dollars per
annum.
II. Each telephone company do
ing business within this town shall
pay license of one dollar per annum
for each instrument used in said bus
mess.
13. Each person, company or as
sociation who shall sell water for
drinking purposes shall pay license of
fifty dollars p6r annum; provided
that persons who sell water delivered
in wagons shall only pay three dol
lars per quarter for each wagon used
in said business.
ID. Each gas company doing busi-
ness within this town shall pay a Ii
cense of ten dollars per quarter.
Is. Each telegraph company doing
business within this city shall pay a
license of ten dollars per quarter.
16. Ten pin alley, bowling alley or
shooting gallery, five dollars per
quarter.
II. Stage line or express line, two
dollars and fifty cents per quarter.
1S. Electric light company ten
dollars per quarter.
10. Foundry, six dollars per quar-
ter.
20. Butcher, five dollars per quar-
ter.
21. Gift lottery or gift enterprise
where the prize is something other
than money, twenty-five dollars per
quarter.
%. Each dram shop or drinking
saloon where spirituous or malt
liquors are disposed of in any quanti'
ty less than one quart shall pay a
license of twenty five dollars pei
quarter.
23. Professional men, lawyer, den.
tist, physician, surgeon and each
other profession, ten dollars per an
mum; provided that each person who
draws any legal instrument, deed
power, power Of attorney or other
document for which he charges a fee
shall be considered a professional,
man.
Provided further that any person
engaged in any of the above profess
sions as his principal business and il
connection herewith shall write in
insurance as an insurance agent shall
be considered a professional man on
ly, and subject to license as such on
ly.
Provided, further, that no minister
of the gospel. school teacher or pub
lie lecturer shall be required to OBJ
tain license by virtue of anything
in this section contained.
"a. Barber shop, for each chair
one dollar per quarter.
25. Insurance agent, ten dollar
per annum or two dollars and hft,
cents per quarter.
20. Billiard or pool hall, doing bu
siness as such within this town shal
pay a license of five dollars per quar-
ter for each billiard or pool tabl
used in said business.
27. Manufacturer of pop, soda o
other drink Except beer) put up i
:, bottles, four dollars and fifty cent
per quarter. Provided that ever
brewer or manufacturer of Malt lic
ours whose business amounts t
one thousand dollars or more pc
- month, shall pay a license of ten do
ars per month, and those whose bus
. ness amounts to less than one thous
and dollars yer month and more tha
five hundred dollars per month. sha
= pap license of eight dollars pc
:, month; and all those whose busines
y amounts to less than five hundre
= dollars per month shall pay a licens
:. of five dollars per month.
%. Soda Fountain, five dollars pc
:, annum. provided that when the san
', shall be run in connection with
:, drug store or confectionery store, L
" licence shall be charged therfor.
20. Blacksmith shop, five dolla
= per quarter.
Section 2. Every person who has
- fixed place or business, who may de
- in goods, wares or merchandis
wines or liquors, drugs or medicine
, jewelry or wares of precious metal
or lumber, who shall expose the san
n for sale, shall pay license as f@