Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-04-20
ORDINANCE NO. 100.
BY Woodward.
$780,

IOf naistnS ncNcnuc W FioNpS
License on Various Kinds Of Amuse
mems, Business and Professions and
I Requiring a License Of Peddlers
Hawkers, Draymen, confectioner,
Dealers, Auetioneers, Bill Posters
and Lsundrymen and Providing a
Penalty for the Violation Thereof"
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Council Of the City Of Payette:
That Sections l. 2. s. and OF
ordinance No. 176, entitled IAN or
dinance providing for raising rev
enue by placing license on various
kinds of amusements, businesses and
professions and requiring license OF
peddlers, hawkers, draymen, confec-
tionery dealers. auctioneers. bill
posters and laundrymen and pro-
viding a penalty for the violation
thereof" be and the same hereby are
amended TO read as follows:
Section /. For the purpose of pro-
yiding for the regulation and licens-
ing Of theatrical, dramatic and op-
cratic entertainments, shows. amuse-
ments, field games and public exhi-
billions of every kind intended or
calculated TO amuse, instruct or en-
tertian. where such entertainments,
shows. amusements, games and ex-
hibtions are given for gain, or for
an admission to which the public is
required to pay fee. such entertain
ments shows, amusements. games
and exhibitions are divided into thir.
teen classes as follows:
First Glass:
All entertainments of a theatrical,
dramatic, or operate character shall
belong to and be known as entertain
ments Of the first class, and a Ii
cense fee Of $500 the first day and
81 90 for each successive day there
after shall be paid.
Second Class:
All lectures, readings or recitals.
exhibitions OF painting or statuary,
or other exhibitions of art shall be-
long to and be known as exhibitions
of the second class, and a license
fee of $500 for the first day and
81 90 for each successive day there
after shall be paid.
Third Glass:
All musical entertainments con-
sisting solely of vocal or instrument
music or both vocal and instrumental
music and not of the nature Of an
opera, but being what is commonly
styled and known as concert
shall belong to and be known as en-
tertainments of the third class, and
a Iicensee fee of s20o for the first
day and 800 for each successive day
shall be paid,
Fourth Glass:
All circuses. menageries or COM
bined circuses and menageries, car
ayans, exhibitions of monsters or
freaks of nature shall belong to
and be known as entertainments Of
the fourth class and all such en-
tertainments as provided in this
class shall pay a license fee OF
$1,000 for one ring or platform and
$500 for each additional ring or
platform.
Fifth Class: /
All side shows, concerts, Ministries
OF musical entertainments given I'M
der a covering of canvas or within
any structure or enclosure intended .
for temporary use and capable Of
Easy transportation and removal, shall
belong to and be known as enter
ailments of the fifth class. and a
license fee of $500 per day shall
be paid; provided that all side
shows connected with and belonging
10 a circus paying a license and ex-
libiting on the grounds of the main
circus shall be exempt from such liz
-ense.
Sixth class
Ali exhibitions of moving pictures
Known as mutoscope, kaleidoscope, elm
OF other like automatic
,r moving picture devices, shall be-
ong to and be known as entertain
nents of the sixth class. and IL
.ense fee of $4,000 per quarter or
$500 per annum in advance. shall
,e paid. which shall entitIe the
holder of said license to exhibit
Vaudeville. operate, dramatic or 9TH
II entertainments of like nature in
connection Herewith. without addi-
ional license fee.
seventh Class:
All swings. itinerant shows. such
IS bird shows. galvanie batteries.
fitting machines. blowing and striking
machines and all other exhibitions.
levices and performances. given or
performed from place to place, shall
,elong to and be known as entertain
nents of the seventh class. and a