The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-15
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PENSACOLA HAS LOWER 49, ~. /. +.
LICENSES OTHER CITIES

sociatjons, ETC., $50; plate glass and
| tornado. SIS; accident, $25; fire, $50;
| life, SIS. In Montgomery the charges
are as follows: Adjusters, $40; acct
ident or health, $50; burglary, $50; fire,
| $500, (agencles $4,000, plate glass, s25:
automobile, S25; live stock, S25. In
Mobile the taxes are as follows: Steam
boiler and inspection, $40; personal
accident, $3.50; liability, $50; work
mans collective, $50; surety and
bonds, 800; tornado, s75; plate glass,
$50; burglary and theft, $50; fire, each
agent, $3.50; marine each agent or COM
pany, $3.50; fire and marine exclusive
| ~, $500; life, each company or agent,
$500; mutual aid, s125O; adjusters,
$93.75
Marine railways in Pensacola are
taxed SIS; in Mobile accommodating
vessels of 1900, tons or more, $312.50;
less, $125.
In Pensacola the merchant license
ranges from SIS per year on thousand
dollar stock, to 800 per year on forty
! thousand stock. In Montgomery mer-
chants are taxed from IS on stocks Of
one hundred value or less, to $500
where stock is to two hundred thou
sand dollars or more. Clothing mer-
chants in Mobile are subjected to tax
alton on a schedule as follows: Stock
$500 and under, $3.50; stock $4,000 or
over, $93.75. Wholesale and retail,
| $125. Gentlemen's furnishings are
separately taxed in Mobile, ranging
| from a license Of $3.50 on stock worth
! two hundred dollars, to $56.25 on stock
over two thousand dollars in value.
Newspapers in Pensacola are taxed
as follows: Weekly, $40 per year;
daily, SIS per year, and job printer
when not connected with newspaper
offices, SO per year. This Is how it is
| done in Montgomery: Morning daily,
5000; evening daily, 500; weekly,
$40; JOB Offices in connection with
newspaper, s25; Job printers, each
! $40; where job printers do their own
work, 500. d where stationery and other
supplies are carried, same as mer-
chants. This is how they treat the
fourth estate in Mobile: Newspapers
other than those published in the
city, and when sold on the streets,
SIS: advertising schemes, getting out
one or more issues, S31.25; newspapers
purporting to be dailies. $3.50; news
papers, purporting to be weeklies,
$3.50. ..'
In Pensacola restaurants are allow
ed to exist for tax of 500 per year
where a meal is over twenty-five
cents; less, SO per year. First-class
restaurants in Montgomery are taxed
$50; second-class,. $35; lunch stands,
SIS. In Mobile taxes are as follows:
Restaurants or cafes. $50.
Wholesale oil dealers in Pensacola
are taxed 800 per year. In Montgom-
cry agencies are taxed $500, while IN
Mobile companies are taxed in proper
ton to the amount Of oil received and
handled. From $4,000 to 100000 gal
Ions, the tax is S15625, and up to 700
eco gallons, where the tax is $4,000,
Dealers in crude oil wholesale arc
taxed SIPS.
Fruit dealers in Pensacola are al
lowed TO operate under merchants
license, on the basis of s. per thou
sand value in stock. Retail fruit
dealers in Mobile are taxed So when
truit IS principal stock in trade. or
$40 when fruit alone. Wholesale
dealers and shippers are taxed $3.50.
and fruit importers, s1O0 Fruit
stands in Montgomery are taxed $50.
winch carries with it the privilege OF
selling cigars and cigarettes, but not
groceries. Fruit stores are taxed az
$50: peddling with hand basket and
by hand, $40; with horse and wagon.
SlUo.
Furniture dealers on the instalIment
plan exclusive. SIS, and having stock
OF TWO thousand, S25 per year, in Pen
Isacola. In Mobile charges are as fol-
lows: Furniture, stock of $3.50 or un-
der. $3.50, and up to fifteen thousand
Sl2I; furniture and household goods,
$500. In Montgomery, persons. firms
or corporations selling furniture.
household goods. etc, on installment
plan where the stock does Los exceed