The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-08

ured Dollars per year. pald seni-annuaiiy
 g. For each circus or menagsrie. Hundred Dollars per day
 40 For each circus or menagerfe.
 charging Fifty Cents or more than Twen- ty-five Cents One Hundred Dollars per
 day
 1 ii. For each circus or menagerie, | charging less than One Dollar and more | than Fifty Cents, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars per day.
 42. For each show or slmi-ar Kind, charging Twenty-Five Cents or less ad- | One Hundred Dollars per week. dog and
 pony shows. Fifty Dollars per day. | 45. For each concert, minstrel, opera, l or other entertainment not in a licensed opera house or tent charging Twenty l five Gents or less, Fifteen Dollars TOT each performance; charging Twenty-Five Gents or more. Twenty-Five Dollars fo. A. For each theatre or opera house. | One Hundred Dollars per year; each va
 riety theatre, Two hundred Dollars per 45. For each exhibit of curiosity, pan laroma, or horoscopc views, night tele- | scopes, strength or skill rope walking, museums of antony, or balloon ascen- contribution asked outside of any church | building or licensed opera house. Five Dollars for exhibition, or Twenty five | 46. For each exhibition of a single
 trick animal in a house or tent Five Dollars per day.
 | 47. For each flying jenne or merry go-round Twenty Five Dollars per month | or Ten Dollars per week
 4S. For each sparring or wrestling ex | hibitioD, Five-Dollars for each exhibition. 49. For each circus or menagerie pa- | rade. where license for a performance 1 in the city limits has not been taken out, Two Hundred Dollars for each pa
 rade.
 | 50. For each fortune teller mind read | CT or spiritualist holding public or private slttingS outside of the licensed opera house, One Hundred Dollars per month,
 license to be paid monthly in advance. | 5l For each firm or individual pfu poster in the city, Twenty five Dollars
 per year; but it shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to post
 any bills showing nude figures. pictures | of diseased persons or any other pictures | or written or printed words. emblems or
 symbols of an immoral, obscene or dis | 52. For each real estate or rental ag-
 ent. script or money broker, firm, or in dividual, Fifty Dollars a year | 53- For each cotton buyer, Fifty Dol lars per year, license granted yearly from | September first until the first day of the Following September.
 54. For each pawn broker, firm or in- digidual One Hundred and Fifty Dollars a yeaT license to be granted for not less
 55. For each merchandise broker or agent, StliiIS lieTCflaufSe on commission, | or brokerage, One Hundred Dollars a year; license to be granted for not less | than a year.
 l 56. For each iobber of newspapers | other than those published in Hot | Springs, Five Dollars a month, or Fifty Dollars a. year.
 57. For each clothes cleaner, clothes presser, or clothes repairer Five Dollars a month, or Fifty Dollars year; and any firm or individual who engages in the business of cleaning clothes, press | ing clothes or repairing clothes in the
 City of Hot Springs shall be required to | give a good and sufficient bond for Fifty Dollars to the City of Hot Springs, that
 he shall well and truly clean, press, or
 repair and r'eturn same to the owner of | said clothes within five days after he receive the same; said bond to be filed with and passed upon by the City Clerk. | License to be paid in advance. 5S. For each junk dealer, firm or in- dividual, Twenty five Dollars per year; | license to be granted for not less than year, and they are hereby required to make record, a copy of which is to be filed with the Chief of Police every morn | ing, describing each and every article
 that has been bought the previous day. License to be paid in advance. 59. For each pole or post, or guy
 wire, supporting any electric or telephone
 or other wire or wires, One Dollar each. yearly and the same shall 6O For each stand on street or side
 walk, selling notions, Five Dollars per
 q. For each stand selling fruits, nuts. candy or novelties. on street or side walk,
 Ten Dollars per month.
 e. For each pop corn stand, on street or side walk, Three Dollars per month 63. For each stand selling prepared food, on street or side walk, Three Dol lars per month.
 64. For each out cry or spell" Three
 Dollars per day
 e5. For each gift connected with ped
 ding an aditonal license of Ten Dollars per day in addition to the regular li-
 cense; when gifts are connected with the sale from the stand or store. ITwenty-five Dollars per month.
 66. For each side walk permit two
 cents per lineal foot.
 67. For each street exacavation, fifty cents per hundred feet, or less; when trench Is over one hundred feet, twenty five cents additional for every one hum
 6S. For each canvasser for enlarging pictures or selling picture frames, Twenty five Dollars a year; license to be granted for not less than a year. 69. For each transient solicitor for ad- vertising scheme, of whatever character, for job work. notes, letters and bill heads, statements. cards or directories, Twenty-fiye Dollars a year; license to
 be granted for not less than a year. | TO-. For each corn doctor manicurist, or hair dresser, Fifty Dollars per year 7l. For each hand organ or other like | instrument, unless grinder be blind or crippled, Ten Dollars per month. 72. For each knife grinder or scissors l grinder or umbrella mender or other mender or repairer who works on the streets of the City, Five Dollars year. | 7S. For each intelligence or employ
 ment office, Twenty-Five Dollars year. 1 "A. For each retail liquor dealer dram shop or tipping house. Seven Hundred l Dollars a year. wholesale dealer, Three Hundred Dollars year, payable in ad- vance, provided that each individual. firm ol corporation, shall file their application with the City Clerk, and such license shall be written so as to expire on the
 every person engaging in such business shall pay for the rul year priviage whether they continue to be engaged in such business or not, and all liquor deal- l CTS license are to bs collected through | City Collector, unless suit is required to enforce payment fof Any part of the
 75. For each horse broker or horse | trader, or any other person, firm or in- ! who is known as a horse trader. or en-
 gages in that business, Twenty five Dol- | lars per year
 | 76. For each huckster or peddler of l fruits eggs, chickens or other produce
 other than that of his own raising, Twen- l ty-five Dollars a year, in advance. ". For each restaurant, Twenty | Dollars a year.
 7S That anx person. firm or coroor-~ | ffon. Violating any of the provisions of | this Ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of | a misdemeanor. and shall. upon convic- | tion thereof. be fined in any sum not less | than Ten Dollars and not more than l Fifty Dollars. and when this Ordinance Is | violated more than one day, each con-