The Sentinel=record., 1913-01-08

TVTW VET TIlE HUUTS OT eIEHT 0 CLOCK q. M aad seven o'clock F. M uniess some other location or stand shall be utsiehated by the Streets ana Alleys committee of the City Council of the Slty QI Hot Springs.
 S For each single buggy. kent foi hlre One Dollar and Fifty Cents S TOT each surrey, kept for hire, by the livery stable people, Five Dollars. Two Dollars
 Il. For each hack, cab. barouche. sur rey or driving cart, or other pleasure
 venicie drawn by two horses, Fifteen Dol lars; drawn by. one horse, Ten Dollars; afawn ny one horse for two passengers, Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents. exce1jt
 omnlpuses' on whether kept for hire or pri- Nate use, drawn by either one or two
 hor3es, and used for the purpose of haul
 Ing Messengers to and from the depots m lne ~lly or Hot Springs, Arkansas, the
 sum VI Twenty-Five Dollars Provided, however, that for the first two hacks
 owned by an individual, firm or corpora : ton Fifteen Dollars each, and Seven Dollars and Fifty Gents each for all hacks over two owned by any individual firm F. For each horseless carriage, auto- ,ao nobie; or lccomobile, kept for hire. Eff F For each sightseeing automobile or ioeomobile, kept for hire, Twenty five 14. For each dirt. gravel or water car propelled by electricity Ten Dollars a
 i5. For each wagon. buggy or other vehicle used for paradng the streets TUT the purpose of advertising, Two Dollars and Fifty Cents a day.
 16. That all vehicles used for the. uur- pose of hauling passengers within or without the City of Hot Springs, and known as Mountain Drive hacks, when
 m lne City of Hot Springs, shall not be permitted to stand upon any part of the streets of the City of Hot Springs for the purpose of soliciting business except on on the East side of Valley Street from Is hereby designated as the stand for such vehicles; and that such Vehicres snail not sbe permitted to solicit patron age or business at any other place within the dlmits of the City of Hot Springs un- less some other location or stand shall be designated by the Streets and Alleys committee of the City Council of the City of Hot Springs, by the exhibiting of any signs or tokens that such vehicle is Tor hire, or by soliciting patronage Tn any other way or manner; but upon such designated stand, said vehicles are per-
 inltted 10 hand out signs or tokens to in- dlcate that such vehicles are for hire or ] otherwise to solicit patronage in lawful manner Such signs or tokens shah DC
 kept hanging from said vehicles.
 Vehicles Kept For Private Use. Y. For each locomobile or automobile
 year.
 IS, For each four horse wagon or | - NNhf tSCd itl DduflHk neaNN nlAtgfldl
 or merchandise of any character, Ter Dollars.
 l9. For each wagon or truck, used as
 above, drawn by two horses, Five Dol
 20. For each wagon drawn by one or more horses, used for hauling ice Twen- ty-hve Dollars each. for the first two
 owned by an individual. firm or corpo- ration, and Twelve Dollars and fifty cents each for all wagons over two owned by
 any individual, firm or corporation. , 2l. For each omnibus or tally-ho, 1 drawn by four horses, Ten Dollars; drawn 1 by two or less horses Eight Dollars. 22 For each dray, drawn by two hors- l eS, Eight Dollars; same drawn by one horse, Five Dollars.
 23, For each furniture ear drawn by
 two horses. Ten Dollars; same drawn by l one horse, Five Dollars.
 A. For each barouche. hack, cab, coupe, rockaway, trap, surrey or other
 pleasure vehicle, drawn by two horses,
 for private use, Five Dollars; same drawn | by one horse, Three Dollars. 25. For each single buggy. road cart, run about, or other similar vehicle, drawn Cents.
 2s. For each bicycle, kept for private
 27. For each surrey or vehicle drawn 1 by one horse and used for delivering or hauling purposes, other than as herein two horsesA Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents.
 2S. For each coal-oil wagon or wagon
 used for the purpose of hauling coa;-ofi, gasoline or other similar commodities, Twenty five Dollars and the Chief of Po- lice shall inspect said coal-ol or gasoline
 wagons every ten days, or oftener, when ever he thinks said wagon or wagons
 29. Provided however, that when pri-
 vate vehicles, used for the purpose or hauling passengers, merchandise, bag gage. or other commodities, for persons other than the owners of same and for which q charge is made, then, such ve-
 hicles shall be required to pay the same tax or license fee as is now provided for vehicles kept for hire of the same class. Provided further, that all license as hereinbefore stated, shall be paid yearly in advance, and each license snall expire December 3Ist of each year.
 30. That 1t shall be uniawrus TOT any person. firm or corporation, to engage
 or exercise, or pursue any of the follow ing avocations or business without first
 having obtained license therefor from the proper authority.
 The amounts of said license arc nere- by affixed as follows:
 3l. For each ten or nine pin alley. Twenty Dollars per year. 3s. For each billiard, pool. or pigeon
 hole table, Twenty-Five Dollars per year. | s3. For each shooting gallery location | to be selected by the City Council or | Chief of Police, and only target rifles to
 he used not larger than 22 caliber), One | Hundred Dollars per year,
 34. For electrical Or other machinery,
 such as hung testers muscle developers, l lifting powers, or striking apparatuses, i Twenty Dollars per month, or One
 Hundred and Fifty Dollars q year. 35 For magnifying glasses, Twenty 1 five Dollars per month, or One Hundred
 and Fifty Dollars year.
 | 36 For each masquerade ball, Fifteen | Dollars per day or night
 l B. For each dancing house entertain