The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-01-11


desiring to engage in such bust
ness, said license to be collected
from all persons alike engaging in
such business, whether residents
or non-residents, and without re-
gard to the locality or the growth
of the production of material OF
manufacture of the article sold
or for the sale of which solicita-
tons are made. But no license
shall be granted to any firm or
person to erect a stand or sell
from the street or pavement with
in the fire limits with a harrangue
any patent medicine, novelty or
article of merchandise generally
sold by itinerant vendors, but said
business may be carried on outside
of fire limits by payment of $400
per month, provided no license
shall be issued for knife boards, p"
cane racks or any game of chance.
Junk shop, or dealer, per
annum ....... 70 90
And all persons opening junk
shops, taking license for same, as
prescribed in this ordinance. shall
accept same on condition that
their place aof business shall be
subject to visitation and inspec-
ton from the police of this city
at any time when the mayor and
chief Of police shall order such
places visited and inspected; and
on refusal Of such persons at any
time to submit to such visitation
and inspection of said place Of
business shall have his place Of
business Immediately closed on
the order of the mayor or chief
Of police; in case any machinery
or any part thereof, or any APP
pliance or implements of any rail-
road shop or gas company, or of
the waterworks company, or cleo
trio light company, or fire depart
ment, or sample, waste or loose
cotton, CRATES or any part thereof,
shall be found in such places of
business without a sufficient ex-
PLANTATION Of the same it shall sub
Ject the owner or owners of said
junk shop, on conviction thereof
before the mayor, to pay a fine not
to exceed one hundred dollars, or
Imprisonment not to exceed sixty
days, either or both in the discre-
ton of the mayor. And for the
second offense the mayor shall
have the power, in his discretion,
not only to impose the fine above
provided, but to revoke the Ii
cense.
Jewelry or merchandise
wheel, or devices of like
character, or chance de-
vices, per day ..... 100 90
Laundry, located in Dawson.
per annum .......... II 90
Laundry agents soliciting
work, per annum .... IL 90
rod agents or deal
ers putting up work in
this city, per annum 49,. 16 90
Lunch stands $3.50 per day
each, or per annum $780,. II 90
Lecturer, charging for same,
except in licensed opera
house, per day from S. to
SIG, in mayors discretion.
and every per-
son who shall keep a
butcher shop and sell his
own meats, per annum. % 90
and every per-
son and licensed butcher
selling fresh meats before
y a. m. or after 4 p. m,
per annum ......,.... 25 90
and every per-
son selling fresh meats,
except by the quarter.
who butcher and offer for
sale between the hours of
9 a. m. and 4 p. M, per
annum .....,....... 25 90
Meats-All persons or firms
who make it a business
of buying and selling
fresh meats, per year. 49,. 25 90
Oysters-Each dealer, per
annqm ............ 6 90
Oils-Each kerosene oil
storage warehouse shall
= pay per annum .... 81 90
Each cotton seed oil mill.
per annum ......... 81 90
opera house, per annum. 26 90
OMNIBUS. one, per annum. 16 90
ANA 20 Tor each additional
bus from same stable.
Peddlers selling wares or merchan-
disc of any description. not less
than one dollar nor more than
twenty-five dollars per day, in the
mayors discretion.
Photographs, graphophones,
microscopes and other
such devices, per day 1 90
Printing office or newspa-
per, per annum ....... 10 90
Job printing office, per an
mum ............... 6 90
Photographer, located, per
annum ............. II 90
Photographer transient,
whether working alone or
in connection with a To-
Gated photographer, per
annum ......... II 90
Photographer, taking button
pictures on street, per
day 81; per week 80. 90
Pawnbroker, per year .... 100 90
Plumber, per year .... 26 90
Piano tuner, per year 90
Ladies doing business for themselves
are not subject to said license.
Flaming mill, per wear II m