Williams news., 1910-09-24

the same to be paid at the rate of five ($5.OO) dollars per quarter.
 Section 4. For telephone exchanges and op- erating the same, there shall be charged the sum of ten (s1o 0o) dollars per quarter.
 Section 5. Bill boards for advertising purpo- ses, there shall be charged the sum of ten ($lO00) dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of two 5O100 $2.50) dollars per quarter.
 Section 6. For millinery establishments and for the handling and sale of millinery goods shall be charged the of ten ($l000) dol lars per annum, and the same to be paid at the rate of two 5O-1OO (s2.5O) dollars per quarter. Section 2. For theaters minstrel shows, nov. ing picture shows. or other shows or entertain ments; every wire trapize performance or other public exhibition, shall pay fifteen ($15OO) dol lars per quarter. Provided should the mana ger conductor of said show performance desire license for a less time than a quarter of year, license may be granted to him for period of one more weeks for twenty-one ($21 OO) dollars a week, and the same to be paid at the rate of three ($3.OO) dollars per day, and provided local entertainments for ohairty, for churches or to acquire money for the same, conducted by local talent, shall not be charged license.
 Section 8. For any circus or menagerie. for each entertainment there shall be paid the sum of twenty-five ($25,00) dollars.
 Section g. Each commission merchant, money broker, pawn-broker, or other person conducting similar kind or class of business shall pay ten (s1OOO) dollars per quarter.
 Section 10. Foot peddlers shall pay fifteen (s15OO dollars per month; peddling from a wagon, cart or other vehicle. shall pay twenty (s200O) dollars per month, but provided fruit, vegetables or produce peddlers shall be ex- empt from license tax; and provided meat peddlers shall pay license of fifteen [sl5.0Ol dollars per quarter.
 Section Il. For hotels having ten rooms or less for hire, there shall be charged ten [s1o.0Ol dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of two 5OlOO s2 5Ol dollars per quarter; hotels having more than ten rooms and less than twenty rooms, or twenty rooms, twenty [$2000] dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of five [$5OOt dollars per quarter; hotels having more than twenty rooms and thirty rooms or less, shall pay thirty [$30.00) dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of seven 50100 [ST50l dol lars per quarter; hotels having more than thirty rooms, there shall be paid ten i$10. .06l dollars per quarter.
 Section 12. For lodging houses having two or more rooms not exceeding ten, there shall be charged ten [$1o.OOl dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of two 50-l00 [$2.5Ol dollars per quarter. Lodging houses having more than ten rooms shall be classed as hotels and are hereby desisnated as such and for which licenses shall be paid as pro- vided in Section eleven of this ordinance.
 Section 13. For drays, vans, express wagons, hacks or omnibusses, for hire, shall be paid for as follows: From January first to April first, tor FrOu Anr first to July first, twenty [s2O.Ool dollars per quarter. From July first to October first, twenty [$2oOOl dollars per quarter, end from October first to January first ten $l0.00) dollars per quarter.
 Section IA. For the handling and sale of the following goods, wares and merchandise, there shall be charged the following licenses, towit Butcher shops for the sale of meats therefrom, twenty (s20OO) dollars per anuum and the same to be paid at the rate of five (S5OO dollars per quarter
 For dry goods, when the sales aggregate in amounts from one thousand to eight thousand dollars per year, there shall by charged twelve ($1200) dollars per annum and the same paid at the rate or three l$3 OO) dollars per quarter; when such sales shall aggregate in amounts to eight thousand (sS00OOO) dollars and not to exceed twenty thousand dollars per year, there shall be charged twenty-four ($24.0O) dollars per annum, and the sams paid at the rate ot six ($6OO) dollars per quarter; when such sales amonnt to from twenty thousand to forty thousand dollars per year, he shall pay at the rate of ten ($1O.OO) dollars per quarter; when such sales amount to more than forty thousand dollars per year, he shall pay fifteen (sl5.oOJ dollars per quarter.
 For boots, shoes and other similar kinds of footwear when the sales aggregate in amounts from one thousand to eight thousand dollars per year, there shall be charged twelve ($12. .00J dollars per annum and the same is to be paid at the rate of three ($30e) dollars per quarter when such sales shall aggregate in amounts to eight thousand dollars and not to exceed twenty thousand dollars per year. there shall be charged twenty-four, $24.00, dollars per an mum and the same to be paid at the rate of six, $500, dollars per quarter; when such sales amount to from twenty thousand to forty thousand dollars per year, he shall pay ten 5000, dollars per quarter, and when such sales amount to more than forty thousand dollars per year, he shall pay fifteen, $15OO dollars per quarter.
 For hardware, when the sales aggregate | from one thousand to eight thousand dollars per year, he shall be charged at the rate oi twelve, s12.oO, dollars per year and the same tc
 
 quarter; when such sales aggregate in amounts | to eight thousands dollars and not to exceed twenty thousand dollars per year, he shall be charged twenty-four, $24.00, dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of six $500, dollars per quarter; when the sales aggre gate from twenty thousand to forty thousand dollars per year, he shall pay at the rate O l ten, $1000 dollars per quarter, and when sucf sales amount to more than forty thousand dol lars per annum, he shall pay fifteen, SIS .0O dollars per quarter.
 | For groceries, when the sales aggregate il amounts to from one thousand to eight thous and dollars per year, there shall be charged twelve, s12.00, dollars per annum, and the sam, to be paid at the rate of three, $500, dollar per quarter; when such sales shall aggregate in amounts from eight thousand to twent. thousand dollars per year, there shall b, charged twenty-four, $24OO, dollars per annun | and the same to be paid at the rate of six