Williams news., 1910-10-01

] SoUU QOllarS per quarter, WneH IHe sdles dS-
 gregate from twenty thousand to forty thous- i and dollars per year, there shall be paid ten. 1 5000. dollars per quarter, and when the sales
 exceed the sum of forty thousand dollars per
 annum, there shall be paid the sum of fifteen,
 $l5.OO, dollars per quarter.
 1 For bakeries, there shall be charged the sum | of ten, $1OO0 dollars per annum. and the same
 to be paid the rate of two 50100, $250, dollars per quarter,
 For fruits, nuts and confectioneries; there
 shall be charged ten, 5000, dollars per annum
 and the same to be paid at the rate of two
 5o-1Oo, s2.5O, dollars per quarter.
 | Section 15. For each merry-go-round and other public amusement not otherwise pro- vided for in this ordinance, there shall be paid
 the sum of ten, s1OOO dollars per quarter. l Section 16. For each photograph or art gal
 lery or persons engaged in the making of photographs for pay, there shall be charged the sum of twelve, s12.OO, dollars per annum and the same to be paid at the rate of three, | $500, dollars per quarter.
 | Section F. Auctioneers and persons conduct | ing houses of like nature, shall pay the sum of l twenty-five, $25.Oo. dollars per quarter. Section IS. For ordinaries, restaurants, lunch rooms or lunch counters, there shall be
 paid the sum of ten, 5000, dollars per quarter.
 Section l9 For laundries there shall be | charged annually the sum of twenty-four,
 s24.Oo, dollars and the same to be paid at the
 rate of six, $500, dollars per quarter
 Section 20. Persons selling goods, wares or merchandise, from any vehicle, box or stand, upon any of the streets. alleys, public grounds | or vacant lots, except as provided for peddlers
 in Section 10 of this ordinance, or in any man.
 ner engaged in the business of street fakir or
 who shall upon any of the streets alleys, pub | lie grounds or vacant lots, conduct any wheel | of fortune, ring throwing game. knife throwing | game. or any other device of similar character
 shall be charged the sum of seventeen 50-1OO,
 s17.50. dollars per week and the same shall be
 paid at the rate of two 50l0O, $250, dollars day. | Section 21. Undertakers shall pay the sum
 of thirty, 5000, dollars per annum and the
 same shall be paid at the rate of Seven 5o-100, S 50 dollars per quarter.
 Section 22. Proprietors of drug stores shall
 be charged the sum of thirty, s9Ooo, dollars per | annum and the same to be paid at the rate of
 seven 5O-1OO, $7.5O, dollars per quarter. Section 23. Jewellers and jevelry stores and
 the proprietors thereof shall be charged the
 sum of ten, 5000, dollars per annum and the | same shall be paid at the rate of two 50100, s250 dollars per quarter.
 l Section "A. Fortune tellers, palmists, clair yoyants. mind readers, mediums or other per | sons engaged in like business shall pay the
 sum of fifteen, s15Oo, dollars per quarter. Section 25. Curio dealers shall be charged the sum of twenty, 5000, dollars per annum | and the same shall be paid at the rate of five, | $500 dollars per quarter.
 Section 26. Lumber and brick dealers shall pay the sum of ten. 5000, dollars per quarter. Section 27. Real estate agents shall be | charged the sum of ten, 5000, dollars per | annum and the same to be paid at the rate of | two 5O-1OO g 25O dollars per quarter. Section 28. Coal or wood dealers shall be | charged the sum of twelve, $1200. dollars per | annum and the same shall be paid at the rate | of three. $500, dollars per quarter. Section 29. Manufacturers of soda water and persons engaged in the business of bottling | lquids shall be charged the sum of ten, 5000, dollars per annum, and the same to be paid at
 the rate of two 50-1o0 $2.50, dollars per quarter Section 30 All agents and canvassers for every Find of merchandise, except solicitors | for orders for the sale of goods to be delivered | subsequently, of goods from outside the terri | tory, shall pay the sum of twenty, 5000. dol | lars per annum, and the same to be paid at the | rate of five, $500. dollars per quarter. Section 31. Proprietors of second hand stores | and those handling exclusively secondhand | goods for sale, and dealers thereof shall pay 1 the sum of twelve, $l2.oO, dollars per annum and the same shall be paid at the rate of three, | $500. dollars per quarter.
 Section 32. Licenses shall be granted GOV. | ering the periods of time the same are hereby | charged, levied and paid for the amount as | specified in this ordinance, provided; and the | money to be paid for said licenses is to be paid | in advance upon the issuance and delivery of | the same, and no license shall be issued for | less than ten. 5000, dollars, and no license
 shall be transferable, but license may be paid | for in installments as provided in this ord- | nance; and provided should any installment not be paid when due, the license from which | said installr1ent should be paid, then and | there become void.
 Section 33. The meaning of the word quarter
 as used, and defined in this ordinance shall be construed and defined to mean the period of | any three months.
 | Section 34. The businesses, trades and occu- pations in this ordinance licensed, are those carried on. done and performed within the | corporate limits of the town of Williams. Section 35. Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and on conviction | thereof shall be punished by fine not exceed | ing two hundred $200 CO., dollars or not less | than the amount of the license he failed to pay, or he may be imprisoned in the town jail at the rate of one day for each dollar of any | fine unpaid, or he may be imprisoned in the | town jail for any period of time in the dscre- tion of the Court not exceeding three months
 or by both such fine and imprisonment. Section 36. Ordinances numbered, seven
 seventeen, thirty-one, forty-five and forty-seven
 relating to licenses and the collection thereof l and all ordinances and parts of ordinances in | conflict with the provisions of this ordinance,
 are hereby repealed and this ordinance shall
 take effect and be in force from and after its
 passage and signature by the Mayor.
 | Passed by the Mayor and Common Council
 of the Town of Williams this 18th day of August 1910 and presented to the Mayor for his ap- proval and signature and by him signed and approved this 18th day of August, 1910. | H. NJ. STARK,
 Attest: Mayor of the Town of Williams. | F. E. FOUSHA, Town Clerk.
 First publication Sept. 24, 1910-3t