The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-05-11
more than twenty-five guests,

more than twenty-five guests,
$1,000.
Same. On each tavern or hote
with a capacity Of less than twenty
/ five guests, $500.
All boarding houses with three
|or more rooms for transient guests
where such guests are accom-
modated and charged, shall be
classed as hotels.
Section 36 Ice Factories. OK
each ice factory. $1,000.
Section 81 Insurance Agencies
Incorporated insurance agencies
$40. 90.
And no person who would other
wise be considered an agent shal'
be exempt from the privilege taz
placed on insurance agents by this
section by reason Of the fact that
he is stockholder or officer in an
incorporated agency. or BY reason
of the fact that he represents such
an agency.
Section 38 Insurance Agents,
On each life insurance agent doing
an insurance business, $500.
Section 49, Agents for Guaranty
Companies. On each agent repre-
senting a surety company ex-
clusively, $3.50.
Section 40 Junk Dealers. Or
each junk dealer. $3.50.
Section AL Laundry, Steam.
On each Laundry, $3.50.
Section 42-Lawyers. On each
practicing lawyer, whether prac-
ticing alone or associated with
another, $3.50.
Section 4S-Lightning Rod
Agents. On each lightning rod
agent, whether associated with
Others or alone, $4,000.
Section Livery Stables. On
each livery stable. feed or sale
stable, $3.50.
Same. On each stable in which
animals are stabbed for a fee,
other than livery. feed or sale
stable, $3.50.
Provided, that these licenses
shall not authorize any liveryman
or feedman to receive or sell stock
other than home raised, under his
livery stable license, and if he does
he shall pay the vendors privilege.
Section 5-Lunch House stands.
On each lunch house stand movable
or stationary, not being a restau-
rant, SIS 90.
Section 46 Meat Markets. On
each meat market, $3.50.
But this shall not apply to per-
sons selling meat raised and butch
cred by himself.
Section A. Merry go-round. On
each merry-go-round, flying jenny
or other like contrivance, $3.50.
Section 48 Oil Depot. On each
depot. SEE. 90.
Each building or tank where oil
is stored for delivery shall be deem
ed depot, but this provision shall
not apply to merchants who retail
their oil to their customers in the
regular course of business.
Section 49-Omnibus. On each
omnibus, hack. or carriage, kept
and operated for public use, So. so.
On each dray, cart, or wagon
operated for public use. $1.25.
Same, a license shall not be requir-
ed on omnibuses, carriages or
hacks run in connection with a
licensed livery stable. or hotel
where no charge is made.
Section so Patent Medicine.
On each person. firm, or corpora
tion selling or advertising by
harangue in any town or city patent
medicines, except a licensed mer-
chant or druggist selling from his
place of business, S75. 90. Same.
On each transient vendor or trader
Of patent. secret or proprietary
medicines, or nostrums. by what
ever name called. whether traded
or sold by another or otherwise,
$3.50. 90.
Section 51-Pawnbrokers. On
each pawnbroker or firm of such,
$4,000. On each pawnbroker or
firm Of such who may receive In
pawn or who may sell or dispose Of
any dirk. knife. sword cane, brass
or metallic knucks, whether new or
second hand, 5000. This shall be
in addition to the privilege tax
paid by such persons or firm as a
pawnbroker.
Section 81 Peddlers. On each
peddler on foot, $500. Same
On each peddler on one horse or
mule or other animal. $1,000.
Same. On each peddler with one
horse or mule or other animal and
wagon, or other wheeled vehicle,
$500. Same. On each peddler
with wagon and two horses or
mules or other animals. $40.0
Same. On each peddler of tinWare
or pottery, OF both, not manufac-
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